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Bumping and subscribing. Mainly just hobby level interest for me at this stage, but it would solve a minor issue we're having at work.

Is it possible now, or if not, could we potentially have a feature added to automatically assign the coloured tags to guests? For my specific purposes, I'd like to be able to detect if a LXC container has a specific process running, or if a command returns a specific output. I'd like to...

I'm overseas at the moment, so the best I can do is a quick SSH into the host I needed this to work on.... In my udev rules, I have the following for the device I needed added (the "RUN" section is the command it runs). No idea if it's actually working, but the weather station has been reporting...

I just restarted pve-cluster on the "missing" node to grab the log output it was giving me before... It had been saying something about keys or authentication when I posted... But after restarting, it now shows up as having quorum, and if I do "pvecm status" it all looks good. Time heals all...

After doing a dist-upgrade on my nodes today, one node dropped out. I tried several things suggested in various "lost node" posts, eventually attempting "pvecm add <node> --force".... This resulted in the node I ran the command on showing the entire cluster as blank (no storage, no VMs), but...

OK - I thought that would be the answer. Disappointing since it'll be slow, but sometimes that's just how life goes :)

If I've got 3 servers, two with default PVE created ZFS, and the other with default PVE created LVM-thin storage, is there a way to create a storage entry that works on both to store disk images so I can migrate containers between them? I've got 20 containers currently sitting on 2 temporary...

Wikis aren't a good place to discuss why or how a particular thing works, or how something could be done better. A forum is a place for discussion. A wiki is a place for documenting something once it's understood.

Is there an equivalent lxc command for the old "vzctl set <vmid> devnodes <device>:rw"? I have a somewhat unstable USB serial device I need passed to an LXC container. On PVE3.4, I used the above command in a udev rule to automatically reconnect the device each time it reinitialized on the...

I see that the "Notes" section is recorded within the conf files by using a # symbol like it's a comment. Is this the only comment symbol that can be used in <vmid>.conf files, or is there another that is treated as not being a "note"? I have several containers that use external hardware and...

Check the obvious if you haven't - IP address on the Proxmox machine is what you think it is, IP address is in the allowed hosts on the NFS server, etc.

If you can deal with some down time, try a few live CDs from similar distros - Debian, Ubuntu, Mint, etc and see if any of those show the same thing. Perhaps also try cat /proc/meminfo on an older (and newer if you're not already up to date) Proxmox ISOs (don't need to install, just boot the...

I did a standalone box yesterday with the same problem. Had to kill a few processes to get it moving again. Got the same problem again on the first of my home boxes. I didn't record any notes yesterday, but today I had the following: "Setting up lxc-pve (3.1.0-61) ..." Resolved by killing...

I just tried shutting down the spare node and doing the "expected 1", and everything returned to working state. I'll be reinstalling with 5.x anyway, so I'll just ignore the reference to the second node. Fun and games ahead for me now :D LOL - yeah, and so it should be for all of us. I can't...

I have 2 nodes running 3.4 as a cluster. I want to break this up so I can upgrade/reinstall one with 5.x and start migrating the VZ containers to LXC. Instructions seem to be to shut down node to be upgraded/reinstalled, then run "pvecm delnode <node>" on remaining node. However I have concerns...

Adding a "me too" to this. Mine are all surrounded by systemd-timesyncd[<PID>]: interval/delta/delay/jitter/drift 32s/-0.209s/0.169s/0.217s/-500ppm Trying to track down a random slowdown issue we're having... Not sure if this is cause or effect.

Been busy the last few days... Finally got there... https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1408 The reason I suggested having an option present in the GUI itself is that I would sometimes want to flip between sort orders. Sometimes I would prefer hostnames, sometimes I'd want to sort by...

Something that has always bugged me about Proxmox's web GUI is the left column/tree listing is sorted by VM type, then VMID, with no option to change it (at least not that I've ever found)... Personally, I'm usually thinking about hostnames, not VMIDs. It would be nice if there was a few...

I finally got around to testing this today. The above command is slightly wrong.... At least for my test install. I had to run: zfs refquota=<size> <diskpath> Not sure if this is a change in zfs or a typo in morph027's post. But aside from that, I can confirm it works great. I might now have...

Care to explain a bit more? I can't see anything like that happening. I reinstalled Proxmox choosing ZFS-RAID0 in the installer. I then created a CT with default 8GB storage, and like before I could expand this, but not shrink it. You used the word "quota" too... There's a tickbox labeled...