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Rebooting the physical machine caused this error to go away.

Ran into another related issue. Creating a new VM with the same ID as a previously deleted VM fails. See screenshot

Backup ran last night without erroring. Switching to "all" could be a decent temporary workaround, but obviously isn't ideal.

I ran into this problem as well. I removed a few VMs over the weekend, and another one yesterday. The backup job runs nightly, and has errored on each one of the VMs I removed. I'm not using a cluster. I also did a reboot of the entire system yesterday, with no change. I originally was using...

Hey, thanks! I didn't see that thread in my searches. I'll dig through and add my findings.

Over the weekend, I removed 4 VMs, and my nightly backup job is still trying to back up those VMs. On the backup configuration page, those VMs don't show up, so I can't unselect them. I'm using the "Selected VMs" option, and not "All VMs" I can't find the config file to manually remove those...

Welp, maybe not. Had the same problem as before this morning, but with two different drives: Restarting an ubuntu desktop VM caused them to completely vanish.

After a bunch more testing, I think I've narrowed it down to the drive slowly dying. It's not logging any S.M.A.R.T. errors, but I'm getting I/O errors in dmesg... very intermittently. I moved the drive to a desktop, and it's working slightly more reliably, but at about 1/3 the speed it should...

I'm running one of the Sun F80 PCIe SSD cards, and I'm having some troubles accessing it. Here's what I've tried so far: 1. Create storage, and add part of the SSD as a disk in an existing Windows 10 VM. This was working, but was either super slow, or I ran into the same problem I'll...