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I see eee3 and Oddstr13 both use PVE for home use... As do I. Most home users (and even many small businesses) cannot really justify the bottom support subscription fee currently on offer. I have been a PVE user for a few years - since about 0.9 from memory. When I saw that subscription hint...

Sorry for asking a stupid question that's probably been answered before (but I want to get this finished tomorrow)... I'm mostly just after confirmation on my logic to save me some time tomorrow. I currently have a KVM Linux VM acting as a router. It has a tagged VLAN interface inside it...

Just making a note here in case someone else has this happen... Couldn't see any existing threads that mentioned this little issue and fix. So I've got a VZ container that has a few hundred GB of data stored on it. I just noticed the free space and used space was being misreported while...

You really need a (simple) web server to achieve the redirect if you want it to work from http:// to the correct URL. Port forwarding will only work for HTTPS requests since it's a different protocol.

Well that explains why I couldn't connect to my host after it upgraded... I thought it was the Rube Goldberg remote access setup I was using. After reading this, amazingly I was able to connect again :p Any reason for this change?

Re: Proxmox Android client - UPGRADE: Version ALPHA released Awesome stuff! This will make it so much easier to handle those quick fixes when I'm out of town. Just need to find some time to test it out now...

That got qm unlock to work.... Thanks.

There is.... Now. On both the backup drive and the host root. But the lock remains and can't be unlocked. This means no stopping, starting or backing up of the VM in question until the entire host is rebooted... That to me is a bug (and a pain in the rear end too).

I've got this problem too... A backup failed due to lack of free space on the device, and now the VM it was backing up at the time won't unlock. I tried "qm unlock <vmid>" but it gave an IO error. Seems like a bug to me - it shouldn't require a reboot to get out of a failed backup.

Unless you're trying to watch a KVM machine boot up when someone's called you to say (for example) the Windows server has stopped working. That said, I agree the ability to create new VMs, etc would be far more useful. Although if you create a new VM and then discover it doesn't have SSH or...

Yeah. Works fine if you start the VM with a CD already in there. Edit: Until you want to change disks.

A real CD - in the physical drive. But I've also in the past had no success with switching ISOs - it just stays as what it was when I booted up.

Similar, related problem I have is that changing CDs doesn't work... We tested a freshly upgraded server on Friday and it still doesn't work. Booted a Windows VM with no disk in the physical drive. Opened Explorer to confirm it knew a drive was there. Inserted a random CD. Waited... And waited...

Add me to the list of people who use VZ where possible and KVM for annoying things like Windows.

Unimportant UI bug: I noticed a spelling mistake in the host console output when shutting down my home server earlier. When stopping containers it has "Stoping" (missing a P). Didn't think it warranted it's own thread :p

I've already got a KVM machine running, but I've got a PCIe PSTN card that gets very crackly when passed through. I'm wanting to test the card outside of KVM, but in the same server under the same conditions as it already was being used.

I'm hoping to do a fairly clean Asterisk install onto a PVE host as a test - I've got some weird stuff happening with Asterisk on a KVM machine and want to rule out the virtualisation.Anyway, it appears PVE has it's own libopenais3 package with a different name. The Debian Asterisk package...

For some reason I'm thinking kids were involved.... And some kid now has 8GB instead of 4... :p

No one? Is there at least someone out there that can say it does work for them in 2.1? EDIT: Never mind - turns out that there was some missing stuff in the container's own config... I guess at some stage in my upgrade process it got edited or somehow mangled.

I'd love this too. I have a Debian KVM machine as my router. Would love to have it as a VZ container. That said, I'm sort of leaning towards switching to a Cisco router I was given - just need to get my head around the configs ;)