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SOLVED upgrade system issues Hello I have 2 non clustered systems which have been running 2.0 for 5 weeks . After upgrading fbc240 and reboot, the 6 or so vz's and a kvm were not started. in /var/log/daemon.log there were many Feb 16 23:49:23 fbc240 pvestatd[2890]: WARNING...

I ended up not using x2go in a vz as fuse file system is used. and vzdump does not work when fuse is active. But x2go is working great in a kvm.

Ok I have x2go and lxde installed, but get this error in Xorg.logs : Fatal server error: xf86OpenConsole: Cannot open /dev/tty0 (No such file or directory) can someone please suggest a solution? In mean time will continue to search for answer.

I guess my post was not clear. I ran in to the same issues regarding /run on wheezy as ubuntu 11.11 . permissions were not set right on /dev/shm , and it is probably a bug to be reported to the zoneminder packagers.

never mind, it is a problem on our end. firewall setting . as i can ping and install from home.

Tom, I am unable to download or use apt to get the programs. Do you know if the project is still active?

Thank you Tom, I'll check out x2go .

Hello I want to set up a vz to be used by a vnc client to access a web browser and terminal for sysadmin tasks. Currently we use KVM to do this. Could someone give some tips on how to set that up?

OK I also ran into this using Debian Wheezy . this may be a ubuntu/debian zoneminder package bug, so I'll try to post info there.

We have used drbd + heartbeat for 2 years on proxmox 1.9. we use a primary/secondary drbd . overall it has worked great. e100: are you thinking of using a primary/primary set up?

regarding 3-rd node, see http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Proxmox_VE_2.0_Cluster , and the links on that page. there may be other wiki pages to help so try searching.

see multicast page at http://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Multicast_notes Thanks to Stig Venaas , who wrote the programs.

Thank you , that was easy to do. I think that info should go to wiki, If you want I can put it there, as multicast is needed for clusters. From my understanding, making sure multicast works before adding a node to a cluster should be done.

Hello Is there a way to test if multicast is working on a network?

Udo - AFAIK drbd would be more reliable then qdisk as there is not a single point of failure. ( I have not used qdisk , but read docs at redhat ). drbd has for us been very reliable , although it had for me a steep learning curve. However the drbd docs have evolved and are much easier...

in /etc/vzdump.conf , try setting maxfiles: to the number of backups you want saved . for example: maxfiles: 5

that is an old version, this works: TigerVNC Viewer for X version 1.1.0 - built Oct 1 2011 13:26:49 Copyright (C) 1999-2011 TigerVNC Team and many others (see README.txt) See http://www.tigervnc.org for information on TigerVNC. Sat Jan 7 07:38:18 2012 CConn: connected to host...

I use Squeeze and Ubuntu LTS , and on neither does remmina work. It seems the remmina version shipped on those releases does not have TLS support. Tigervnc does. If you find others put info to that wiki page.

after you extracted the jar from the rpm, where did you put it in order to use?

I also doubt that having a usb disk attached is the cause of the issue. The still undetermined cause of the issue could be something which has already been fixed in Debian testing [ wheezy ].