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Thank you for the replies. I appreciate your effort. It appears it didn't achieve any result for me anyway. 2022-09-28 10:08:47 starting VM 106 on remote node 'test' 2022-09-28 10:08:49 start remote tunnel 2022-09-28 10:08:50 ssh tunnel ver 1 2022-09-28 10:08:50 starting online/live migration...

Thank you. I'll look in to this.

In the case of what I'm doing the script provides a link to a mount point within the vm. It needs to be attached as soon as possible. I guess the other point is that it means that a migration doesn't run the hooks at the same point as an initial start up which could be inconsistent ? Is it...

Sorry, it will work but for nothing that needs the xxx.conf to exist. This seems like a bug to me ?

I appreciate that, but that means that the pre hook will never work for a migration ?

Hi, Thank you for the clarification. This does not sound right from a design perspective? The live folder on the running host is as per the script. The clone is running so the file should be in the folder shouldn't it ? Evaluating the host you're running on seems needlessly complicated...

Hi, I use exec-cmds pre-start to mount virtio from an nfs share. I am finding that when I do a live migration the 106.conf does not exist on the node at the point that I need it ? 19:53:08 Action phase: pre-start /mnt/pve/NFSShare/snippets/exec-cmds: line 46: /etc/pve/qemu-server/106.conf: No...

I got namecheap to work in Proxmox 6.x but now, on proxmox 7.x it does not seem to work. This leads to the following questions: - How do I enable debug for ACME ? I'm pretty sure letsencrypt is good, I believe the query to my DNS provider namecheap is failing but the logs say nothing about...

Hi, I'm playing with a small home lab. I would like to use ceph to ensure that I have replicated vm's for reduncancy. I have 2 servers , each with 1 HDD. The first server (HP microserver) with 16gb ram has been running Proxmox for years, hand cranked from Debian running LVM on a 500G SATA...

TBH I am so impressed with pfsense that I'm considering buying a baremetal NUC box for it to replace my ERX and modem. I would never use a pc for the reasons I gave as above, but also the rationale that PFsense won't really benefit from the extra power of the PC unless you're pushing over...

If you use Then it should not allow any traffic to get to your lan interface. The best way to figure it out is to try it in isolation tbh. If you're not happy to try it then you probably, maybe, shouldn't do it ? You can always do a curl to your public ip and see if it's visible...

done. Thank you. https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4054

It uses a different username/password to the forum and no SSO ?!? ... HRMPH ! ;-)

Sorry, didn't think of it as a bug. My apologies. Also tag system came up with feature request tags so I assumed, incorrectly that this was okay.

The first screen shot says no such file or directory. Is it possible to see the remainder of the message ?

I am running pfsense on Proxmox. I do this to provide routing and firewall between my LAN and my lab. I would not advise on replacing your main house internet ingress with a virtualised pfsense. I would buy a hardware device which is running pfsense personally. Lots of rationale including...

As an aside this is what I did if anyone is curious: host (needs a powerdown to take effect) : mkdir /tmp/share qm set 106 -args "-fsdev local,security_model=passthrough,id=fsdev0,path=/tmp/share -device virtio-9p-pci,id=fs0,fsdev=fsdev0,mount_tag=hostshare" guest: mkdir /mnt/folder mount -t...

Thank you for all your work on Proxmox. It is my view a design/architecture requirement that each line within the VMID.conf should be shown somewhere within the GUI even if it is read only (vmgenid for example). This would help to ensure that all the settings can be checked by admin staff...

I did a quick search, but apologies if this is a duplicate. If I create a machine using qm and pass through args where is this shown in the GUI ? I can't find it anywhere to add/modify/remove Cheers

https://github.com/gregoryolsen/lxc-devuan/issues/1 It appears that using ethtool -K eth0 tx off on the dhcp machine helps in my instance.