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Actually, I just found out I forgot to update grub so I wasn't using the proper Proxmox kernel. That might be the problem. I'll update when I have time to tinker with it.

Just ran into this. Hope this would get a proper fix. There are valid use cases of /var/log not being preserved after boot.

user@undrafted:~$ sudo cat /etc/pve/user.cfg [sudo] password for user: user:root@pam:1:0:::::: user:user@pve:1:0:::::: group:admin:user@pve:System Administrators: acl:1:/:@admin:Administrator: user@undrafted:~$

I am sure there is no issue with keyboard layout. 1. I use passwords that only consist lowercase letters and hyphens since this is a test system. 2. I am able to login with the newly manually created user "user@pve" just fine, so I'm sure that is not the issue. 3. I have tried doing that, no...

I have done that many times, also my Firefox installation for testing such applications is set to "Always Private (clear everything after each launch)", so I don't think it's a browser related problem.

I specified only root. I just tried root@pam, still failed. It works directly in the console. SSH using root is not enabled for security reasons.

I just installed 7.1 right now on top of Debian by following this wiki and I am experiencing this problem. Rebooting doesn't help. Edit: Adding a new user in pve realm works, but I don't think there should be a reason root@pam doesn't work.