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In my case, the file is actually in /mnt/pve/nfs. I changed directory to that and ran the command without the full path but got the same error. I should have mentioned that.

Maybe this is the old method but it seems to be all I can find. I'm trying to convert a live manjaro machine to a proxmox vm. I did as explained above, creating the compressed file but when I try to use pct create, I get 'contains illegal characters'. Does anyone have any thoughts on this...

After spending way too much time on this, I gave up and just rebuilt all of the Windows machines that could not be converted. For such a great product, you'd think there would be some simpler way but there isn't. Searching the net and the posts, you find countless people having this problem...

Solved https://forum.proxmox.com/posts/606419/

It's a big mention in my notes now, do not re-use hostname and IP when rebuilding or adding new hosts. All good and super happy things are working again thanks to your help.

Yes, everything has been working well again since the problem was solved. About the only thing that remains unknown is if we'll be able to get to a DNS method rather than hostname and IP. That should help prevent this though, not sure how often it happens.

Nice. I assume this should be run on each host. I also assume the steps are; Download to /usr/share/perl5/PVE/Cluster/Setup.pm Make executable. Run it.

You are an interesting and obviously kind person :). I wondered if I was going nuts as I thought there seemed to be missing comments. I captured the entire thread and was going to try to consolidate it for anyone that found it but you beat me to it. Thank you for all this help!

What happened to your account? Did someone delete this persons account for mentioning the above? This person helped me get things working again.

Fair enough. Figured I'd review, make some notes but it seems clean now. I'll post it as solved. Thanks again.

Yes, I like to let others know when something was solved and certainly will do that. I"ll also refer to it and re-read everything. Again, I really appreciate your help and determination to get to the bottom of the problem, mostly me, but with a slight bug or potential improvements :).

I will definitely not to that mistake again and will also remember to power off a node before removing from cluster. I didn't realize I missed a step. That's the problem with so many comments, it's too easy to lose track. If you feel I should re-do the steps, I'm happy to do so.

Migrating works again so I assume everything else does as well :). So, my question is... if this happens again, do I just need to do the above sequence of commands? And of course, I'll be more careful about the naming/IP conventions until I read that there is a new solution which I hope...

I have five separate ssh sessions open to the nodes, from a remote windows server I use to maintain this network. I did the following; root@pro01:~# rm -rf ~/.ssh/known_hosts root@pro01:~# rm -rf /etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts root@pro01:~# rm -rf /etc/pve/priv/known_hosts root@pro01:~# pvecm...

Sorry, overloaded with work but needing to solve this too. Using "cat /etc/pve/priv/known_hosts" on all nodes shows no results. This is the other output from each node; root@pro01:~# ls -la /etc/ssh/ total 143 drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 15 Nov 10 08:13 . drwxr-xr-x 92 root root 184 Sep...

I hope I'm providing all that you wanted. I used crummy passwords during testing/rebuilding but no idea if those will show up in this following data. root@pro01:~# cat /etc/pve/priv/known_hosts pro07 ssh-rsa...

Wait now, I'm trying to track all this :). You suggested some tests then suggested I have nothing to lose by trashing the cluster. I actually cannot migrate anything across any of the hosts, not just one or two. So, should I provide the info you first wanted in your previous comment or...

I ran the commands on each node, then went to the GUI to migrate a vm. I then tried from the GUI and got a different error. I then ssh'ed between each host to set up keys again which works as it should. Once done, I could ssh between hosts without passwd. I tried again from the GUI and got the...

I just tested again. From the GUI, I can reach all nodes, use most of the commands but cannot use noVNC between hosts. If I want to access vm on pro04 for example, I have to use the tab I have open to that host otherwise I get 'Failed to connect to server'. So in other words, I have cluster...

I logged into all five nodes so have five ssh sessions open. The only thing I noticed is that ssh'ing to the localhost shows verification failed which is normal. I also opened 5 separate tabs, each connected to the separate nodes. I get to and from any node using ssh without issues but from...