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From your post I guess that you've already checked the logs and they don't contain a hint. As you suspect that a lack of free local storage may be the cause, you can write a script which in a loop logs to a file the amount of free space and possibly which directory consumes how much. Then from...

If you rename VG containing boot / root, you need to modify grub (or whatever mechanism you use for booting) configuration. And possibly /etc/fstab and other places.

When I happen to severely "spoil" my console or ssh session (e.g. catting some binary to the screen) and stty sane isn't able to reset it, I hit: echo Ctrl-v Esc c which I input in the following way: echo space keeping left Ctrl pressed press v Esc c Enter The above keypressings are all in...

I would say: yes.

@USER372214 , there's a (short) thread about it. I don't want to paraphrase (and inadvertently distort) a Proxmox Staff Member's post, so I'm just sharing the link to it: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/pdm-migration-how-is-the-traffic-going.176109/

Welcome, @31Cat Maybe some power-saving settings? Enabling them causes problems more than once.

Welcome @aestech In a vanilla Postfix I create a file named for instance /etc/postfix/block_recip with lines like unknown1@example.com REJECT unknown2@example.com REJECT Then I execute postmap hash:block_recip (which creates/updates the file /etc/postfix/block_recip.db ) Then in...

Welcome, @consumebees If you command sg_start --start /dev/sda sg_start --start /dev/sdb (possibly with additional options (see man sg_start)) do the drives and smartctl behave better? If your system has no sg_start then install sg3-utils package.

@kamanwu Depending on the installation stage, you could be able to switch to other virtual console with pressing keys Alt F1 or Alt F2 or Alt F3 etc. and receive shell command line.

Hi, @dastrix80 . There was a similar bug in smartmontools, but according to the bugreport it was fixed in version 6.6-1 of smartmontools six years ago. So unless you have such an old version in your PVE (very unlikely), that shouldn't be that...

Hi. I just remember there is a thread of a similar topic from a few days ago. I'm copying the link in case it is of some help for you :) : https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/pmg-quarantine-links-behind-ha-proxy.178240/

@juju01 umount /mnt/unaspro and check in /mnt whether your old backups are there.

Welcome, @Gabriele_Lvi . I'm not stating that your issue was also present at PVE 8,, but as far as I remember from the forum posts, the graphs in PVE 9 are more "spiky" than in PVE 8 because they are prepared other way than they used to be in PVE 8. So maybe the issue was less "visible" in PVE...

Hi. Everyday (or two each day) backup also cover a weekly and monthly backups, so there is no need to create additional backup jobs. The schema of keeping them you may work out using the Prune Simulator at https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/prune-simulator/index.html

First you can run Memtest for a night or so.

Welcome to the Forum, @Eruanantion . Unless your RAM is of ECC type it can also be the culprit. You can also try verifying the backups again. I have seen situations where next verification succeeds.

I've just noticed that you added the following questions to an older post. Comparing dates I can see that then I was already answering to the version before your editing, That's why I didn't notice the update then. https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/index.html or PDF version...

In any doubt use Prune Simulator at https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/prune-simulator/index.html

Yes. As a hint you can use this thread: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/offsite-backup-to-external-usb-drive-possible.173374/ The question there is a little different but the idea is similar.

You can mount a USB stick in the PVE host, save the outputs of the commands into a text file in the stick, umount the stick, put it into your PC and open the text file. Then in the Forum post: click three vertical dots at the right side ("More options...") then the icon of the crossed eye...