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    [SOLVED] Running "qm start" in a cron shell script

    I face a stupid problem: - I want to run "qm start 800" in a bash script - this works fine when I run directly the shell - but does not work when the same script is placed as a cron job. - the job is created and run by root - I have tested the usual tricks in such situarions, with and without...
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    Failing to add an OSD

    I have repeating failure at installing an osd on one node. - installing thru GUI seems to work... but the OSD is not visible - installing thru command line seems to work... but the OSD is not visible either eg:: # ceph-disk zap /dev/sdb Caution: invalid backup GPT header, but valid main header...
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    [SOLVED] How to configure serial / terminal to connect to a VM guest from the PVE host?

    I still have problem to configure networks for my guests VMs: the console (from web) has lots of limtations. So I was hoping I could connect from the host to the guest VM by a simple qm terminal xxx, but I all get is the prompt: starting serial terminal on interface serial0 (press control-O to...
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    Struggling with pools, storages...

    English is not my mother tongue, so I'm probably missing some evident subtleties between several word meanings. (My final goal: using ceph storage on my 3 nodes cluster for containers and VMs) I feel somewhat confused at how are related - ceph storage - ceph pools - proxmox storage - proxmox...
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    [SOLVED] Roles of the different corosync.conf files in a cluster?

    In a working stable cluster, how many different corosync.conf files should there be and what is their precise role? Eg: - server Node1 -- /etc/corosync/corosync.conf -- /etc/pve/corosync.conf - server Node2 -- /etc/corosync/corosync.conf -- /etc/pve/corosync.conf
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    [SOLVED] How to configure a simple cluster of 3 nodes on unicast

    Hi, I'm getting mad at trying to configure this. After my last resinstall of the 3 nodes I did the following: (sorry, for legacy reasons my nodes are called mynode0, mynode3 and mynode4) - each machine has 2 eth network connection, a public one and a "private" one, which is in fact on a...