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If /etc/pve/priv is dr-x------ then execute chmod u+w /etc/pve/priv If /etc/pve is really drwxr-xr-x then I don't know why nodes can't be created even manually.

Not the exact solution, but you could set notifications for results other than OK. In https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-notifications.html see "Severity Matching Rules": "A notification has a associated severity that can be matched. match-severity error: Only match errors...

Welcome to the forum, ralph42! If you compare the permissions (read, write, execute) of /etc/pve/ and its subdirectories in particular nodes, what do you see?

Try chmod 0600 /root/.ssh/id_rsa

No reason to be sorry. That' OK. Take your time and get well :). In case I won't read your future post, someone else will probably try to help you. No need to install other OS (unless you want to remove Proxmox from your laptop). LiveCDs' main purpose is to be able to try / compare / repair the...

I'm afraid I don't quite understand this sentence :). Me too. Especially that you have written "No such file or directory 659b doesn't exist". This directory and some other ones, as you've written, were missing. CT113 had bad luck having a piece of data with the hash starting with 659b...

All subdirectories in .chunks/ are created in the very beginning during creating the datastore. Your lacking ones seemingly disappeared later. Maybe this is connected with the filesystem issues (which you fscked successfully later :) ). One can recreate the missing ones later, if they vanished...

Let's check this... What is the result of the command stat /mnt/storage_nvme/.chunks/659b Is it much different to other subdirectories in .chunks/ ? Are there any files inside 659b? Are you able to create some file there, e.g. touch /mnt/storage_nvme/.chunks/659b/test-can-be-deleted

My idea at the moment is that you can boot this laptop from a Debian Live CD and see whether the adapter works in it, or not. Then from some Ubuntu Live CD. It will show if the reason is in the laptop or in the operating system (particularly in Proxmox).

I'm not an expert, but this error on the PBS side may mean that the client (PVE) quit for some reason... I can see that you have already posted some task logs from the PVE, but can you post these ones from the tries which have failed recently (after fsck in the PBS)? I hope someone more...

I asked because I've understood from the thread context that you too are using Proxmox Backup Server (now I'm not so sure). And usually subsequent backups of running VMs, executed in "snapshot" mode, last substantially shorter. At least backups to PBS (I don't observe this speedup when creating...

Unfortunately you haven't given us all the details - the screenshot doesn't show all the options. You'd better posted the textual form of the data (in the CODE tags - clicked < / > in the menu above and pasted the text). Anyway, you seem to backup in mode "stop". Is there any specific reason...

No :) . I mean filesystem, not hardware. Edit: there may be some hardware-related issue, but SMART may not necessarily detect it. Are there any warnings or errors in journalctl in PBS in the timeframe of this failing backup?

Hi. Is the filesystem in the PBS in a good condition? Especially about .chunks/659b directory. (I'm not asking about free space).

Yes. See for instance https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-sysadmin.html#_default_configuration_using_a_bridge

Hi. If your password for root doesn't work, you can try the methods described here: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Root_Password_Reset

Hi. You can try to bring the interface up: ip link set enx00e04c68069f up Does the eth adapter have any LEDs? Are they lit? If not, try to replace the eth cable. Does the adapter work when connected to some other computer and to the same port of the switch / router? Does it light up the LEDs then?

I don't know about PMG, but plain Postfix doesn't record subjects of messages. To enable it in Postfix: 1) Create or edit /etc/postfix/header_checks file and insert or uncomment the following line: /^Subject:/ INFO 2) Edit /etc/postfix/main.cf and insert or uncomment the following line...

Hello. Yes, you can add a pbs storage with different port number. See https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pvesm.html#storage_pbs "server Server IP or DNS name. Required. port Use this port instead of the default one, i.e. 8007. Optional. ..."

I'm typing from memory. In W11: cd \path\where\you\want\to\keep_files scp -pr user@ip.address.of.pve:/mnt/pve/recovery . where user is root or possible other user in PVE host, if you make other account for this purpose. Note . (dot) at the end of the command! Winscp...