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Thanks for the help. In one of the switchs, one single port wasn't working. Rebooted and all was back to normal. That one port was the network interface used by ceph "server" pve2. So no other ceph node can't reach it, including pve1, making it to throw that error.

After a power outage, the main Ceph of the cluster won't start anymore (pve1). As far I can tell, the only service failing to start is ceph-mon@pve1.service All the others seems normal. Nodes: pve1 (3 osd - 1tb each) pbs (only acting as mgr) pve4 (only acting as mgr) pve2 (3 osd - 1tb each)...

update: ..without -X arg: same errors, but without get_xattr_data ones. ..without -X and -A: now the backup works. edit: ok, I gave up and delete all the affected files. journal files and some /etc/_localtime now backup is working again.

I'm no docker expert... can you point me in the right direction on how to check this?

Ok, I checked and ACLs are indeed working. I'll try rsync without -X arg. Thanks Chris.

Well, I'm not sure if it does: root@servidor2:/mnt/GFS-2tb_RAID5/images# df -h /var/tmp Sist. Arq. Tam. Usado Disp. Uso% Montado em /dev/sdb1 228G 27G 190G 13% / /var/tmp is the same mount point as / root@servidor2:/mnt/GFS-2tb_RAID5/images# mount sysfs on /sys type sysfs...

I have some backups routines from LXC containers. They ran fine for days, but since yesterday they are failing. INFO: starting new backup job: vzdump 105 --storage gluster-2tbraid5 --mode snapshot --compress zstd --remove 0 --notes-template '{{guestname}}' --node servidor2 INFO: filesystem...

I completely forgot about the recommended procedure. Thank you, problem solved.

Amigo, meu proxmox tem uma configuração bem mais simples que a sua, então não sei se enquadra. Na verdade não sei nem se entendi direito o que você quer fazer, mas vou tentar ajudar. Meu proxmox é um minipc chinês, com 4 portas LAN. Inicialmente fiz duas bridges, vmbr0 (porta 1) e vmbr1 (porta...

Successfully upgraded 7.4 from 7.3, but package proxmox-ve doesn't upgrade. Tested in 2 machines, same thing. (at least I think it upgraded ok, webgui displays "Virtual Environment 7.4-3")

This is the screen I want back, to be able to log in:

I'm trying to login in my Proxmox Host, locally. I'm plugging in the machine a monitor via HDMI cable, and a keyboard. Never did a USB passthrough, so no need to revert it. When the machine finish the load, I don't have any prompt. See the screenshot (grub configured as "text") I'm just trying...

ALT+F1 (or F2, F3,... F12) did nothing. Changing grub to text, only display a bunch of init texts. Still no login prompt :(

In my Proxmox installation, I successfully activated GPU Pci Express Passthrough. But now I need to login locally, so I had to revert all the passthrough settings, otherwise when I plug the hdmi cable I'll enter the guest OS, not proxmox. - /etc/default/grub: changed back to only "quiet" ->...

Thanks for trying to help :)

Yes... it's not there to add. The Volume Group ("VMs") is recognized, but not the Thin Pool.

I had a machine with Promox 6.3.2. My main SSD, where Proxmox was installed, started to fail. Then I changed it and installed the new version (7.0.8). Now my problem. I have a second 2tb HDD, previously configured as a LVM Thin in PM 6.3. I only used 1tb of its space. What I need now are...