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similar trace as in https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/ceph-osd-crashes-with-kernel-6-17-2-1-pve-on-dell-system.176725/ (different system vendor, but also a newer machine) -> I'll update the thread there as it seems a good fit (more targetet than the general thread for the kernel)

What does the panic log say - where does it occur? (if possible as test - else as screenshot) is running `proxmox-boot-tool refresh` enough - or is the panic the result after rebooting? Thanks!

see @fabian's recent post on the topic of differences regarding `apt upgrade` vs `apt dist-upgrade` (which should do the same as `apt full-upgrade`: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/request-for-clarification-apt-dist-upgrade-versus-apt-get-dist-upgrade.177112/ I hope this helps!

Quarantined mails and other transient data (most notably the syslogs which are the source for the tracking center) are not part of PMG's backup - and they get cleared when you restore from backup. So unless you created a backup of the PMG machine they are gone from your node. The quarantined...

Thanks for contacting us here. There was a short-lived issue with our website infrastructure yesterday - leading to it temporary not being accessible. (A colleague let the administrators know and we were able to resolve the issue shortly).

Würde ich auch als eine gute Option sehen! das mit der deprecation wäre mir neu? rsyslog wird nicht mehr per default auf Debian GNU/Linux installiert - da der journald doch für vieles die Bessere Wahl ist. aber es ist nach wie vor installierbar - und bei PMG auch vorhanden, da das Tracking...

try rebooting the PMG once (just in case some part of the config did not catch in time ) - if this does not help - please post the complete journal when sending an outbound mail fails.

see the known issues for PVE 9.1: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Roadmap#9.1-known-issues and other posts in this thread - some Dell servers (my guess would be depending on the BIOS version) don't boot with kernel 6.17 if SR-IOV and I/O ATDMA is not enabled in the BIOS I hope this helps!

This is odd - two things come to mind: * make sure that mails from the internet are received on the _external port_ of PMG (this is where recipient verification is used) * check if your downstream/internal mailserver responds with a permanent error-code 5xx for non-exisiting recipients after the...

postmaster@ should be an address that at some point reaches an admin who can fix issues with mail delivery - usually it kept with the hostname of the actual system sending mails and not one of the domains for which it is an MX. If the mails are sent by _your_ PMG in your company - I'd consider...

please check the BIOS settings especially related to SR-IOV and I/OAT DMA - also try disabling intel_iommu via kernel commandline like @t.lamprecht suggested: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/opt-in-linux-6-17-kernel-for-proxmox-ve-9-available-on-test-no-subscription.173920/post-819347 See the...

please see the reference documentation: https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmg-admin-guide.html#pmgconfig_template_engine They are in /var/lib/pmg/templates - you need to copy them to /etc/pmg/templates (and create that directory before) Most mails sent by PMG get their From header set to the...

The backup created inside PMG through the GUI contains: * your rules and settings * any changes to the configuration templates * if selected also the statistics It does not contain data that is transient - quarantined mails and logs (which are the source of the tracking center) it also does not...

The error is missing? To relay mails from your internal server to the internet - you need to send them to the internal port of PMG - see: https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmg-admin-guide.html#chapter_deployment I hope this helps!

are the mails delivered to the external port of PMG - DNSBL tests are only done on that port. else - check the logs for messages from postscreen - as this is the process that handles dnsbl lookups in the mailproxy I hope this helps!

This is usually done via the User Block/Welcomelists -users can access it through the links sent to them in the daily spamreports - see the reference documentation: https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmg-admin-guide.html#pmgconfig_welcomelist_overview...

Seems you missed upgrading the postgres cluster step in the upgrade-guides from 5->6 , 6->7, 7->8 : https://pmg.proxmox.com/wiki/Category:Upgrade It might quite well be possible to upgrade directly from 11 to 15 - but maybe it's easier to create a pmg-backup and restore it on a fresh install of...

have you seen the getting started guide for PMG? https://pmg.proxmox.com/wiki/Getting_started_with_Proxmox_Mail_Gateway if you follow the advice there (including the linked pages) you get quite an acceptable level of spam-detection in my experience. Regarding training and using Bayes - in my...

hmm - that could very well also be the cause - at least from memory and grepping dmesg SR-IOV seems enabled on my test-machine - not sure/did not check i/O AT DMA.

any chance you see something with quiet removed from the kernel command line? else - the system I managed to boot has a newer bios version (this might well play a role here) - see this thread from the dell forum (quite old)...