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    'Rejoined' node does not have new disk configuration

    And I can't connect via console. Guess it is time to revise the cluster! I'm sure it is possible, just unknowable.
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    'Rejoined' node does not have new disk configuration

    I think you are correct. I can't seem to detach hard drives from a VM on the node in question.
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    'Rejoined' node does not have new disk configuration

    Update: I manually edited etc/pve/storage.cfg. Could it be so easy? So far so good.
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    'Rejoined' node does not have new disk configuration

    Hello- I have a cluster, in which some nodes need to be reconfigured. I followed the path of: -disconnect the node from the network. -pvecm delnode 'nodename' -reinstall pve on the node -node has to have the same IP and hostname. -put node back on network -rejoin the cluster. Everything...
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    Container set hostname per interface?

    Hello all. I'm not sure if I am confused by general dhcp behavior or this a proxmox/container specific behavior, but I thought I'd ask here as I seem to be at an impasse. Context of the problem: I wish to use a container (debian buster) to simulate a system that is connected to multiple...
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    LXCFS and load average

    Fair enough. Thanks for informing me about this.
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    LXCFS and load average

    I think I found a way...for anyone else on same issue or critique: Edit this file: /lib/systemd/system/lxcfs.service On the ExecStart line modify and put the options in like: ExecStart=/usr/bin/lxcfs -l --enable-cfs --enable-pidfd /var/lib/lxcfs Then save, and when you try to restart lxcfs...
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    LXCFS and load average

    Hello all. I too would like to use the -l and --enable-cfs options for lxcfs, however, when I try, I get the message: lxcfs.c: 1044: set_pidfile: PID file '/run/lxcfs.pid' is already locked And nothing seems to change within the container after a restart. What is the procedure for restarting...