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Re: AW: pvestatd Crash - Where to get more information? Noticed a there were 3 or 4 updates since last week and was just looking around hoping to find similar issue. Hope this helps as pvestatd seemed to become unstable since last weeks update. Thanks!

Ah... hope this is ok, just reinstalled pve-manager via aptitude.... seems to correct it.. Also had to reinstall proxmox-ve-2.6.32: 2.1-74 now pveversion seems to be inline...

Sorry to dig up this old posting, but I just did apt-get update/upgrade and let apache upgrade.... now getting this error as well. Still searching for fix, and help would be grateful.

Sure this is been talked about elsewhere but searches have not turned up anything. When adding iscsi target, the pull-down list for the "target" has no scroll bar on the right.... makes it kinda difficult to get the right target when your list exceeds what is available in the window. just FYI...

Yea, I have seen it on a few machines here as well, so far no issues. I only see it when I see the machine boot and keep thinking I'm gonna google it, but its never been a show stopper for me either.

Backup and restore to new storage I suppose it going to be best, but not the fastest..

When I first started working with Proxmox I was using ip addresses for my nfs shares that are located on SAN storage. It was quick, and it worked, but its not correct. I would like to change my ip addresses to named paths to balance things out on the SAN... I found within /proc a file...