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> Is there any "unable to update chain ..." in the `pve-firewall compile` output? No. Is it possible to run pve-firewall in debug/foreground mode?

If I did: pve-firewall stop # iptables -L -n | wc -l 8 and after pve-firewall start #iptables -L -n | wc -l 792 and then.... # pve-firewall status Status: enabled/running (pending changes)

-- Logs begin at Fri 2019-04-26 17:44:07 CEST, end at Tue 2019-04-30 11:42:08 CEST. -- kwi 26 17:44:21 v3 systemd[1]: Starting Proxmox VE firewall... kwi 26 17:44:23 v3 pve-firewall[5158]: starting server kwi 26 17:44:23 v3 systemd[1]: Started Proxmox VE firewall. kwi 26 17:44:24 v3...

It's somekind of bug. Does anybody know how to debug it?

I did a reboot yesterday....and then: Apr 29 18:05:00 v3 systemd[1]: Starting Proxmox VE replication runner... Apr 29 18:05:01 v3 systemd[1]: Started Proxmox VE replication runner. Apr 29 18:05:07 v3 pve-firewall[36094]: status update error: unable to apply firewall changes Apr 29 18:05:16 v3...

Thanks for confirming that this bug exists in Your envirnoment.

Envirnoment: Newest Proxmox with ZFS Storage. DataCenter-->VPS1--->Search--->(show Column: "total disk write") It's empty for: - Storage, - LXC,

We have mounted share in /mnt/pve/storagename so we should use connection that we have and not create new one. It's working good ONLY when the synology is idle but not working propely when synology has got some load. I can reproduce this behavior. When we use etc/fstab and mount there is no...

Is there any hope that this case willbe resolved and we could use CIFS plugin? So maybe we could use timeout -k1 with ls or cat?

@wolfgang maybe we could use stat with timeout command at the front? $ timeout -k 2 stat file Could You test your problematic scenario with this check?

@wolfgang Did You do the test with stat command?

It would be nice to use working CIFS plugin. Please write here if You do tests.

I mean command stat...for example: stat /mnt/pve/backup-input

Maybe instead of ioping we could do stat mountedplace?

What about storages that are mounted only RO? So this is the third problem.

We need to: 1. list all the processes inside specified container without entering it. 2. match the process number from host to containerid. Why don't we get lxc-ps from https://github.com/2ion/lxc-ps to default proxmox installation?

For mount with RW privileges maybe we could use ioping? ...and then we get also useful latency information! :)

What kind of logs do You want? Yes I can do debug because the machine is used only a little. Maybe the check_connection function is good for first time after mount or only after clicking "Summary" and there should be new function for example like check_mount_cifs whitch would not use smbclient...

After upgrading to newest version I checked again. So I did: - remove all the CIFS storage - add again storage - check if it's mounted correctly ( ls /mnt/pve/backup) - check if it's enable in GUI state DATACENTER->Storage (all mounted CIFS are ENABLED) - click the GUI DATACENTER-->VPS_TEST-->...

Ok - thanks.