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Thanks for the clarification. I have four separate computers, 3 running PVE 7.4 and 1 running PBS 2.4 which backs up the other 3. I didn't want to commit myself to performing a total of 4 upgrades at the same time. Thanks again.

I have been reading the PVE 8 upgrade docs and it mentions for PVE and co-installed Proxmox Backup Server the backup server must be upgraded from v2 to v3. I'm confused by the term "Co-installed". My backup server is a completely separate bare-bones machine in a different room. Does it need to...

Sorry I should have mentioned, it resolved my issue too. I just wish, knowing what the issue is, that it was included in the update. Many folks may not come to the forum right away and have services down for a long time while they figure it out. Thankfully for me only my two mail servers were...

I had the same issue, no containers would start and all my services were down. What is odd is the update is still available without the fix included. How many more will screw up their systems for no good reason.

Actually you can ignore this. For some inexplicable reason things have returned to normal.

I am using 6.4-4 and after looking at my dns lookup logs I see an oddity I can't figure out. For example, if my server is example.com and an external server (smtp.someserver.com) connects my server does a look up for smtp.someserver.com.example.com. Obviously this is returned as NXDOMAIN. Then...

Thanks, now I know which folder caused the malfunction. Actually it was me who caused it :) At the time I thought I had previously changed into a folder below /var/log. I restored my backup and was happy to move on. I just thought it was odd that a missing log file / folder could bring it...

I wanted to clear a couple of log files out of /var/log and accidently removed all log files due to a typing error. I thought I was removing some files in a directory using "rm -fr foldername" but removed all logs and all folders within /var/log/ When I realised what I had done I shutdown and...

Thanks for you reply. I have a better understanding now. I did initially think that the blacklist was applied after accepting the mail, although I convinced myself that wasn't sensible. In my mind it makes more sense to check the blacklist for IP Addresses and drop them immediately. That way...

I am using PMG 6.4-4 and have added a couple of IP Addresses to the Mail Filters Blacklist. There seems to be no effect and the offending IP Addresses can still connect in the usual way. They are eventually rejected because they appear in DNSBL lists. I would have thought that finding an IP...