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Maybe this post can help https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/rrdc-and-rrd-update-errors.76219/post-345702

now it is clear to me. As an admin i still call such a session albeit not based on a session-ID it does use a form of session identifier (ticket, right ?) Time based or not, as long as connectivity is permitted a session exists, although here purely in an permit window based on what i assume is...

Thanks for explaining. If i understand correctly this implies the signature is valid across service restarts and no new tickets have to be issues after restart ?

Not even the session-id generated for the cookies ?

There you go :) Well, restarting a service does more than just that. It also reinitiates sessions and regenerates relevant ID's. Much same as clearing cookies. Could it be browser and services have a proxy in between which strips or rewrites part of the header ?

is this not because of an accidental cache clear or session time-out ?

awesome you want to try it, keep us posted. in my experience disabling the 'network-adaptive display quality' if you're working on a home network and setting ' request a specific framerate' to '60FPS' may also help. As does sliding the quality slider. Note you have to connect to the session to...

The 60 FPS framerate is normal for modern remote desktop software. nomachine.com delivers exactly that, with GPU acceleration included.

Spending time on GPU passthrough and seeing it evolve brought forward a topic of people running VM in passthrough with direct output to the screen attached to the GPU. Obviously, this had me wonder if it would be possible to have this one GPU output to multiple screens directly, this card has 1...

Had a brief look on the rainway website, they are very secretive at what it actually is. In a way i think they actually run the game on their servers and stream the screen thru a high speed CDN of sorts. Does this really run locally ?

this is a remote desktop software so, no. if gaming is your thing https://looking-glass.io/wiki/FAQ

eh, thanks for the thanks i guess :) i'm documenting it in my redmine so i don't forget again

install nomachine.com on both the VM and the machine you use to connect to the server

Well, proud to day i have all that and more (msw, osx, lnx) with a far more modest setup. I never get how all people have all the good stuff and I , as a professional, fail to find money for it :D What do you mean with snapshotting ? This is built-in, no ?

Impressive machine :) i'm stumped as to why kvm=off works without performance penalty, things change, maybe it is not critical anymore in the way it used to be.

are you sure you're running proxmox ? maybe you installed with grub ?

no in my experience but i may have altered the outcome with making this more complicated, what does your /etc/kernel/cmdline look like ?

interesting, you actually have output sent to two physical screens ? I'm curious, can you share how you do that ?

do you really need to add kvm=off ? that kind of kills all performance in the VM

kvm=off should really be a last resort just in case, you can only use one GPU with one VM at a time, somehow i had the impression you were trying to do 2 VM 1 GPU considering you appear to use an amd chipset (x3?0 x4?0 x5?0 ?) you could try, consider to put iommu first instead of amd_iommu...