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I am facing the same problem, need to get the creation date of each VM. @Chris Stat of the conf file is not helpful because pmxcfs does not store the creation date of the file. the ctime metadata in the config does not represent the creation date of the VM, but the date of the qemu binary. The...

I want my machines to use the DNS settings obtained from DHCP, but /etc/resolv.conf gets statically set by cloud-init with the proxmox hosts settings because of the "use host settings" default. Can this be disabled without changing all the template vms and without loosing the ability to set the...

Thank you for working on this. Sadly I can't help with 0 perl and js experience. Just reading "remove vmbrX from dropdown if user have permission on 1vnet at minimum" sounds to me like it might cause problems for users that have the PVEAdmin role and therefore always have access to a vnet if one...

Thanks, renaming the bridge is a useable workaround for now. Another suggestion: When creating a VLAN zone, make the bridge selection into a dropdown. It won't work while the bridge is renamed (because the adapter type is then not recognized as "bridge") but in the standard case this would help...

Now what I'm missing is a way to prevent direct use of vmbr0 by users that have the PVEVMAdmin role.

Huh.. ok sorry, I've never used that tree. I assign my storage permissions by assigning a role to a path like /storage/local-zfs. So what I was looking for is a path like /sdn in the global permission dialog dropdown. Thanks for the quick reply.

I don't see what you mean by "left tree on the zone" or a permission button in SDN->Zones if i were to do it via the config, which path would it be? I tried some like /zone/zone68 without success

I'm trying out the experimental SDN feature and am confused on how to assign permissions to use a zone or vlan vnet to a group, or how to add it as a resource to a pool. The documentation states "It’s also possible to add permissions on a zone, to restrict user to use only a specific zone and...