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So, my real question is...what is the easiest way to transfer Proxmox backups to another machine. Is there an easy GUI (the NFS or ZFS thing is complicated). Perhaps a Cron script?

The Proxmox installation is pve-manager/4.2-2/725d76f0.

Hook script sounds good too, although I need to delete the files from Proxmox once synced to another machine, to avoid the continual issue of disks filling up and causing the io-error. I'll search about Proxmox hook scripts.

Ok, so following the instructions from Storage ZFS and error: root@proxmox:/etc/pve# nano storage.cfg root@proxmox:/etc/pve# zfs create tank/vmdata cannot create 'tank/vmdata': no such pool 'tank' I have edited storage.cfg as per sparse configuration example.

Thanks. I'll ignore the error.

Thank you. I thought I'd try configuring Proxmox locally following the documentation. Thought I'd use my preferred text editor vim, but error: root@proxmox:/etc/pve# apt-get install vim Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Package vim is...

Hello, I need to setup automatic backups on Proxmox properly. I manage local backups which fill the Proxmox disk after 12 months and Proxmox breaks. So, trying again to use Proxmox Backup to NAS4Free storage on a separate machine. I'm unclear how to connect Proxmox Backup storage to NAS4Free...

Well, I notice I now have an error: Partition 3 does not start on physical sector boundary.

I deleted /mnt/backup/dump and now have on local (proxmox) Size 54.75 GiB, Used 33.59 GiB and Avail 18.36 GiB. Servers now running. I need to figure out what filled up the local (proxmox) disk. Proxmox does local backups initially. I made a script (or used the GUI) to transfer monthly to an...

How do I see what is on the /dev/dm-0 directory? I'm thinking of deleting this which seems to be taking up 55G. Also, how to see what caused to overfilling of the disks. I'll check the logs, but need to configure Proxmox so Proxmox does not repeat this issue.

Well, not sure how you see the filled disk is /dev/sda third partition? Anyways, maybe I can delete the tmpfs directory mounted on /run. This would clear 3.2G. Then install ncdu, to find out why the disk is full, then clear out, then configure to avoid future issues like this.

Thank you. It looks like the original problem of no space is now effecting this install. root@proxmox:/var/lib/vz/images# apt-get install ncdu Reading package lists... Error! E: Write error - write (28: No space left on device) E: Can't mmap an empty file E: Failed to truncate file - ftruncate...

Hmm, yum not intalled on Proxmox. I thought Proxmox was a Centos system. Might be Red Hat? Ok, apparently Proxmox is based on Debian. $ apt-get install ncdu E: Unable to locate package ncdu

root@proxmox:/var/lib/vz/images# df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on udev 10M 0 10M 0% /dev tmpfs 3.2G 329M 2.9G 11% /run /dev/dm-0 55G 55G 0 100% / tmpfs 7.9G 37M 7.8G 1% /dev/shm tmpfs 5.0M 0 5.0M...

Hi, I have the io-error again. How can I stop this. I think my HDD is full. I'm not clear on which HDD to make space on? local (proxmox) is full. Also, how to make space on the HDD? This is the server setup: 4 x 120 GB SSDs to setup RAID. 1 x 500 GB HDD for daily backups. I set my local...

The other 2 VMs connect okay to the network. The difference they're running RedHat Centos, so maybe Debian is no longer compatible with Proxmox?

k, thanks. By the way, I just found how to add the network with Network Device Model VirtIO (paravirtualised), rather than Intel E1000. Hasn't resolved the issue though.

VM 143 had no network device. I stopped VM, added network device, started VM. VM 141 has network device, but same error. $ lspci | grep -i eth 00:12.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation 82540EM Gigabit Ethernet Controller (rev 03) $ ifconfig eth 0 up SIOCSIFADDR: No such device eth...

Ok, I gave up on this one and bought a new disk.

Thank you for the reply. The Console shows the 2nd option, outputting lo. Here's the output for the error prompts: systemctl status networking.service networking.service - Raise network interfaces Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/networking.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled) Drop-In...