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    [SOLVED] Accidentally deleted corosync configs

    What if the node I have deleted was the first node of the cluster? Does this have any implications? I wanted to remove the node from the cluster but currently its not working properly. The remaining cluster is complaining about quorum. cluster not ready - no quorum?
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    [SOLVED] Accidentally deleted corosync configs

    Ok I see! Yes, I have everything saved. Thanks for your help!
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    [SOLVED] Accidentally deleted corosync configs

    No, its no there anymore. I can only find a `/etc/pve/corosync.conf.bak`. The .bak file has all nodes included that should be in the cluster. I wanted to delete a node from the cluster but I ssh'd into the wrong one. :rolleyes: I used the following commands: 472 systemctl stop pve-cluster...
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    [SOLVED] Accidentally deleted corosync configs

    I have accidentally deleted all corosync configs/files on one node of my cluster. Is there an easy way to get that node back into the cluster? I have already tried to copy /etc/corosync/* from another node but without success. Thanks in advance!
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    [SOLVED] Problems migrating LXC from Ubuntu2004 to Proxmox

    Another approach you could do is mounting the rootfs of the LXC. I didnt go that way the last time because there was a difference in the GID/UID mapping and I had to manually correct that for all files. Maybe that works for you? There you can tar the whole thing or work with rsync. But have a...
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    [SOLVED] Problems migrating LXC from Ubuntu2004 to Proxmox

    Hey @flove! I think its easier to achieve the same by using rsync. I think the problem in my old script was that I had to exclude some more directories. You can try something like this: rsync -aAXv '--exclude=/dev/*' --exclude=/proc/ --exclude=/sys/ '--exclude=/tmp/*' '--exclude=/usr/tmp/*'...
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    Using SR-IOV VF in CT with DPDK

    Dear community, I am trying to use some VFs of a NIC in a CT. What I did so far: 1. Enable SR-IOV in bios 2. Enable IOMMU with pass through 3. Load kernel modules on startup (vfio, vfio_iommu_type1, vfio_pci, vfio_virqfd) 4. Spawn two VF via echo 2 | sudo tee...
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    [SOLVED] Pass NIC to unprivileged CT

    Thanks a lot guys!! I got it working using VFs.
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    [SOLVED] Pass NIC to unprivileged CT

    Dear community! I am currently wrapping my head around a problem which I am not sure how to solve. I have 10GB NIC with two slots and I want to access each slot from a different CT. Both CTs are privileged and I can see the card via lspci. However, I cannot see the network interfaces in each...
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    [SOLVED] Sharing zpool between a 2 node installation?

    Hey, I was bothering with the same problem you had but I have a lot of data on one of the drives. So I couldn't follow the way you suggested. I solved it like the following: Execute on one of the cluster nodes that already have the ZFS mounted: $ zpool list Create zpool with the same name: $...
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    [SOLVED] Fedora30 CT template

    Perfect, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!!
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    [SOLVED] Fedora30 CT template

    Hey everyone! I am searching for a way to get a Fedora 30 CT template. I couldnt find anything via pveam or on the web. I have tried to create a template from a Fedora30 LXC container but also no luck here. Has anyone an idea how to get this template? Thanks in advance!! Best ninjab3s
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    [SOLVED] Problems migrating LXC from Ubuntu2004 to Proxmox

    I managed to get it to work! The error was that I was packing the rootfs directly on the host instead of in the LXC and I didnt create an unprivileged CT. Here is my solution in case someone has the same problem: 1. Pack the rootfs inside the LXC excluding /dev /sys /proc 2. Copy file out of...
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    [SOLVED] Problems migrating LXC from Ubuntu2004 to Proxmox

    Hey guys! I recently started using Proxmox and I am really happy with it. Thanks for the great work so far! I tried to migrate some of my LXCs from Ubuntu 2004 to Proxmox 7.1 but I am having problems with the UID/GID mapping. What I did so far: 1. I mounted the LXC storage of my Ubuntu...