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uh, sorry, I had to fix my problem in a hurry, so I created a completely new 7.x PMG VM, copied configs from old one and created a cluster there. Old one is no longer existing :(

Hi, We had some issues with CEPH due to errors on the eth port, but we solved them quite quickly. Sadly, one VM with quite large disks was broken so it doesn't boot. When booting it it says that it can't find LVM id to boot from, buty also all other tricks with grub rescue failed - apparently...

Hi, thnx for your reply. I'm surprised that the system changes cluster endpoint to IPv4 despite the fact that I gave it IPv6 address to begin with. Well... I'll continue with my experiments and report here, but first I need to fix another problem that I just described in...

Hi, I created a cluster on upgraded mailgate server (from 6.x to latest 7.x) and tried to join a slave, but that did not work due to deny.hosts prohibiting all ssh connections. After fixing hosts.deny and testing that one server can ssh to another with user root and ssk keys - I stopped...

Hi, I'm trying to setup the mail gateway cluster on IPv6, but even if I enter the IPv6 destination address when joining the cluster - slave connects, finds the IPv4 address and then switches to it and start using it. Is there a way to join and keep all communication for cluster over IPv6 and...

? :) Cheers, Jan

is there an option to mirror just one VM or is the only way of doing it to mirror the whole CEPH storage?

I have a proxmox backup server on a second location - but restore takes forever and is not suitable for this purpose (yet)...

Hi, Is it possible to replicate one VM between two different clusters on a different locations? For example - I'm running a KVM with Xwiki inside on primary site and if that site goes down - I lost access to all my Wiki information, including vital information about the site itself. That's why...

Hi, In IPv6 only environment this worked for quite some time as I've been renewing LE certificates from IPv6-only environment for over a year now. root@prox01-lju:~# lsof -i | grep http task\x20U 808660 root 12u IPv6 476825836 0t0 TCP *:http (LISTEN) task\x20U 808663...