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    ZFS dataset empty after reboot

    It would be great to know the cause of the issue in the first place! However, using crontab to mount the dataset is easy as adding this line: @reboot zfs mount your/dataset
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    ZFS dataset empty after reboot

    The current workaround I'm using is to disable automatic mounting with zfs set canmount=noauto ssd-raid/storage and then using a crontab to mount the dataset @reboot.
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    ZFS dataset empty after reboot

    yes I do, and all of my files are there. as I said earlier, if I mount the dataset manually, it works without problems. seems to be an issue only when proxmox boots.
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    ZFS dataset empty after reboot

    zpool list -v NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CKPOINT EXPANDSZ FRAG CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT hdd-raid 7.27T 4.97T 2.29T - - 0% 68% 1.00x ONLINE - raidz1-0 7.27T 4.97T 2.29T -...
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    ZFS dataset empty after reboot

    anyone?
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    ZFS dataset empty after reboot

    Hello, I've updated to Proxmox 8.0.3 some days ago and yesterday after rebooting the server using the reboot command, one of my zfs datasets is now empty (the other dataset on the same pool are fine). NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT ssd-raid/storage 705G 732G 704G...
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    start backup jobs from commandline?

    So you can't manually run the jobs from the CLI?
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    [SOLVED] How to browse the files of a VM backup

    Oh, it was so easy! This can be closed now! Thanks :)
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    [SOLVED] How to browse the files of a VM backup

    So using that tool I can access the files inside a VM backup in an "easy" way? If yes, how do I move a backup from PBS to PVE? Do I just copy the files manually? Or there's a designated way to do that?
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    [SOLVED] How to browse the files of a VM backup

    I saw that this question shows up often but I still didn't found an answer. On PBS I can browse directly the content of a LXCs backup because it's done file-level. On the other side, VMs backups are done on the block-level so I can't directly browse their content. My final question is...
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    VM randomly dies

    Ok so, I checked the hosts syslog and there are no OOM errors.
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    VM randomly dies

    Not yet, I'll do that tomorrow. The host has 64gb of ram and normally it never go over 40gb with all the VMs and LXC containers running.
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    VM randomly dies

    I have a VM (4 cores, 24GB ram) running Ubuntu 20.04 with pretty much only Docker installed. In the last period happened that it randomly die. The first time I got this problem was 15 days ago but all was fixed rebooting it but since today it keeps dying some time after its reboot. With "die"...
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