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Do i need to run sa-update periodically? Do i need to restart some daemons after that?

Then let it will be a feature request for future releases / appliances.

Venets doesn't work with tagged VLANs. That's why i need to get it work with veths. What i've tried: - running proxsetup, this modifies system.cfg and explicitly sets int_iface=venet0:0; - manually editing /etc/proxmox/system.cfg, then running proxconfig -syncronize; - looking into...

I am trying to run Proxmox Mail GW on Proxmox VE and i'm getting into troubles. I'm using official OVZ template (debian-4.0-proxmox-mailgateway-2.3.tar.gz) and Proxmox VE v1.1 with multi-VLAN bridged configuration on veth's. Firstly, i created VM with bridged interface from template. Then...

To resolve the issue you could manually edit /etc/cron.d/vzdump and add --size option to it. More complex way is to unmount LV "data", resize filesystem on it, resize the LV itself, thus gaining additional free physical extents (PE) in VG "pve". Make backups (with mode other than "snapshot")...

Already. Running 'ifconfig' inside root shell works. It is for root accout, but running 'sudo ifconfig' as a regular user isn't working. I have no ideas why... And i have no ideas what makes it work in regular debian installation. How 'sudo <command>' finds the command that isn't in path.

I've installed sudo on proxmox hardware node. Now i'm getting error messages when trying to use it. $ sudo ifconfig sudo: ifconfig: command not foundMeanwhile the next command is perfectly working. $ sudo /sbin/ifconfigI understand that this is a $PATH issue. Trying to troubleshoot more: $...

It's even enough to change GID only. Also i found 'audit' read-only user role in some perl file, but i can't understand how to use it.

Well, with UID change it is possible to login to web interface with new user credintals.

I think it is stable, because Lenny is already stable and includes it. Can't be sure how much stability it has, i'm not debian team. I don't know much about efi specifics, but we're using HP hardware with Compaq SmartArray P400 controllers, and booting big arrays works fine.

I've done like this... Add user with 'adduser' command. Manually edit /etc/passwd and change UID and GID for that user to 0. When you authenticated, you'll be like 'root' user for the system. This is not exactly what you want, because when you login via ssh, you'll be superuser. And maybe there...

Yes, it can handle GPT partitioned drives since 2003 SP1. And Debian Etch can handle it, except the default bootloader (grub 0.97) will fail to install into MBR. It is possible to install grub2, but the version in etch-backports has a bug, that prevents it to boot from GPT partitions. Could...