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Did a succesfull upgrade with 8GB free hdd space. Just to let you know.

Thanks for the quick reply! No extra packages are installed, just PBS 3.x However, PBS is installed as a vm on a Synology NAS. But that runs just fine. (tempted to do a vm snapshot, but there are lots of GB's to "snapshot" and not much NAS diskspace left).

short question: in the PBS 3to4 upgrade wiki it is stated that minimum free space on "/" should be 10GB. Can I upgrade with only 6GB free space or will I run into problems...?

My Wireguard lxc has 512MB memory and 4 cores (which is plenty, never had any issues).

None. Zero. No reboots at all.

Maybe configure PPPoE in OpenWrt, with correct settings in it? Which ISP do you have?

And where is your Proxmox host located, at home?

How did you come up with those ip addresses? Both subnets belong to companies...

Well....like the desktop for example? Can be Windows or Linux.

"I don't know what to think." - let it go. Put on your coat, leave the house, go for a walk, enjoy the world around you ;)

Do you have any links to this tool? And does it have a "pop out" window to control the vm?

Did they mean the Turnkey NGINX LXC template? turnkeylinux debian-11-turnkey-nginx-php-fastcgi_17.1-1_amd64.tar.gz

I can imagine that certain improvements are added, for video display, drivers, etc. I'm not missing features, just wondering why there is no update after 2021. And are there any alternatives for virt-viewer ?

Hi, like many of you, I use virt-viewer to open and work with ct's/vms in Proxmox. My question: is there any development (new release) on this tool ? The most recent one is v11.0 from nov 18 2021....

Again, I'm no network expert....but isn't it common practice to configure/add VLANs at the (network)switch level, and not in a vm.....?

I think that eth0.10 created in the vm is unknown/invisible to the firewall daemon. But that's my theory, I can be completely wrong about this.

Not sure if I understand your question, but 10.10.1.0 and 10.10.10.0 are different subnets. They cannot communicate with each other (unless you create a route). And when you omit a VLAN tag (leave it blank), it will default to VLAN1. So VLAN10 will not travel through that vm.

Looks like the html part is empty/missing (that's why you get no web menu). My curl command outputs a lot more, also that html layout part.

Have you ever considered using a different local DNS name? Instead of ".local" you can use ".home.arpa" see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.arpa Not saying this will solve your login problem, but .local can cause strange behaviour.

the manual says you got to give the Pi a static ip address, "you cannot use DHCP".