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Hello, login and password is entered at GUI login. To my knowledge, no password can be set when using web shell to connect to a Proxmox Virtual Environment host.

One howto for the low level disk test : https://www.thomas-krenn.com/en/wiki/SMART_tests_with_smartctl

Hello, it seems that the disk has an hardware error. You should try a low level disk test.

Maybe you can try Proxmox Datacenter Manager ?

Oh that is sad... But you get the point. Installation is rather easy. Upgrades is rather tricky and need administration skills. Yunohost is a great project too, with upgrades. But still, sometimes it fails. I prefer to keep it KISS : one VM per service, and do upgrades manually.

I am not sure to understand all. Do you know the program 'meld' integrating changes in files revisions ?

Ok so really no log at all and nothing on the console... I never had a problem like this. You could try to use sysrq to get some info : https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admin-guide/sysrq.html But I won't be able to help at a low level as that...

@Godson : Proxmox Virtual Environment is an open source product. You have the right to freely use it for any purpose. The open source software business model is based on services (access to tested packages versions, get different support levels). For details, you can see ...

I used to use Zabbix and Linux auto-discoveries scripts I had made long time ago. But I have to test direct integration pointed by @Taomyn !

Hello. I think that Turnkey linux addressed that with container templates proposed in Proxmox no ?

I am not a mac user. Maybe this can help (after rebooting on MacOS) : https://osxdaily.com/2015/02/03/set-or-disable-sleep-due-to-mac-system-inactivity-from-the-command-line-in-os-x/

OK. Can you send the syslog before/during crash ? You can use something like : journalctl --since "2025-02-19 20:22" --until --since "2025-02-19 20:46"

Hello. Do you use HA ?

What settings are not accessible ? I tested and it seems that only device pass-through is disabled.

Chipset on the MB, port, cable or disk...

I can not tell you more.

So it is pretty sure to be a hardware problem.

Sorry, I don't use Ansible for VMs, thus I can't provide example. Maybe you should post to Ansible forum, as @aabraham suggested ?

You are welcome.

Please read here to understand : https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/237817/delete-file-while-it-is-in-use