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"not executable" could refer to the access mode (the executable bit) of a directory as well (see `man chmod`).

yes. for your system I am currently unsure what triggers it.

your system seems to be very overloaded, and there are log messages stating that the HA cycle took almost a minute right before the watchdog expires - since it's the HA stack that keeps the watchdog from expiring, I suspect this to be the cause on your system..

was there a backup running in the first case as well?

no, the 7TB is referring to the logical data before deduplication.. your file count is also a lot higher compared to your GC log, so something is very much fishy.. could you check your lifecycle rules to ensure that objects are not moved to some trash that still counts as deleted instead of...

could you post a GC task log?

the journal..

please provide the full logs preceding the unexpected reboot (at least the 10 minutes prior), as well as pveversion -v and the information whether the reboot happened during an upgrade. thanks!

are you running garbage collection as well (regularly?)?

netconsole or serial console are two commonly used options

Hi! you posted this in a German language thread. our forum only offers sections in German or English. please open a new thread in the English section.

human readability was referring to the ":" characters in the datastore files - I do think a timestamp written as "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ" is more readable than the same as unix epoch, or omitting the colons. but I also think that having the datastore name slightly mangled in a UPID string is...

it is on pve-test at the moment.

please try to get the full boot log for that node on the problematic kernel! please also try the 6.17.9 kernel (currently making its way through the repositories).

you need to upgrade qemu-server to 9.1.4, not pve-manager..

the benefits of a) are - better (human) readability (compared to more involved escaping) - no need for migrating between old and new formats - compat with PVE/.. that use identical schemes (we share code across products) the main downsides are - if you try to store those files on systems that...

qemu-server 9.1.4 (currently making its way through the repositories) contains the fix.

try the 6.17.9 kernel and please report back!

der kernel hat (de facto) keine abhaengigkeiten..

der vorherige kernel wird nicht automatisch deinstalliert, und du kannst beliebige installierte kernel versionen pinnen wenn ein DKSM modul mal noch nicht mit der neuesten series kompatibel ist: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-sysadmin.html#sysboot_kernel_pin