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Hi, Tried to run the apt-get update and upgrade and the package referenced in this advisory did not update. Do we now when it is is going to be available. It has some interesting effects with QEMU. A malicious guest can exploit these flaws to cause a denial of service (QEMU process...

( Solved) Re: Insserv warning Script 'rc.firewall" Missing LSB tags and overrideds Hi, Sorry for the really slow response back. I have located the file and did some more checking between my other proxmox boxes and did not find a script by that name in /etc/init.d/rc.firewall. So I did the...

No, I did not write the script. I was or am assuming it is the native firewalls to Proxmox. Thanks

Upgraded to latest kernel, Thisthere is warning message below. Have not rebooted as do do not know the implications of this. What services should I check are not running. Setting up proxmox-ve-2.6.32 (3.4-163) ... installing proxmox release key: OK Setting up pve-cluster (3.0-19) ...

Hi, sorry for the delayed in response. We found the problem. The hosting provider forgot to add that ip address in the assigned pool. It took them a bit as because of the false positiive as to arp reply and the indicator an ip address was in use. Thanks.

I cannot figure this one out I moved hosts over the weekend. The ip addressing and everything is working fine but one CT. I am supposed to be on a dedicated block with a /24 assigned addresses. Yet if I ping for that IP address I get no response when I turn of the container. Container is...

Hello, been looking on thr forum and really do not see a clear answer. I have a client moving their physical servers to a new hosting facility and carrier. How do I change the ip address, subnett, defualt gateway and dns. I know about resolve.conf. In esx. i just go from the console and...

Re: grub2 update problems (GUI only), leading to not correctly installed packages Hi! There are a number of posts on this one but there is a grub repair tool that should help. supergrub. I was a bit cautious it just did not make sense with a reinstall of grub it did not pickup thr oiginal...

Hello, Doing my daily check for updates and noticed that Parted was held back and three other pkgs were updated. Tanks for the quick turn around on quemu and firewall. That is awesome. wk

THanks I will look, but I did not seem to catch that. Was it part of the boot of Proxmox and selecting that option? Have a great and safe eveneing.

HI, One me and that is not that often since I work mostly with the CLI. I noticed in Top with pvestatd that on the upgraded machine it runs consistently at 5.2% CPU noupgraded machine it runs around 2.3% CPU Notice at when In top for...

Hi Thanks for the help. I did a grub-install /dev/sda as the boot device it boots except, I lost the ability to select the older kernels. I see Proxmox listed as the boot optionin the list. Should I do a grub-install /dev/sda1 so in the event I need to go back to a prior kernel. Will...

Hello, With the most recent updates applied to 3.3 Proxmox, both pvedaemon and pveproxy are consuming approximately 6+ percent CPU on a regular and consistent basis. Looked in sys log and there are a number of worker processes firing. This sever should be at near zero cpu utilization and...

Hi. Below is what grub.cfg has for its orginal configuration and the one post update. I see some large differences between the orginal and what it changed to in terms of the root partition. The concern is the change in set root= which pre update pointed to pve-root and post grub update...

Hi. Thanks for the quick response. This is the first time I have run in to this and have been using proxmox since the 1.9 days. This server started off as a 2.2 and has been a 3.3 for quite some time. I have not seen Debian behave this way. The good is I am still have the screen up to...

Hello, I see with the latest dist-upgrade there is a new Grub. Which is ok but this time it was a bit different so I followed the prompts to do a No. I then asked for Grub Install Devices. I have three options 1) /dev/sda (599932)MB; Logical Volume; 2) - /dev/sda (535 MB: /dev/sda1) and...

It would appear from the openvz release of 103.3 to testing today and the first bullet point of the writeup this cve may still have have some life. Any concerns ?? Thanks edited post to show correct testing kernel and fix typeo.

run apt-get dist-upgrade. That should upgrade to the latest distro. Have good backup and have your vms turned offn

Hello. I was wondering if fail2ban was now a viable option for cts with the introduction of pvefirewall. A number of earlier posts indicated there were isssues. i had used fail2ban with an older deb 5 box and openvz. i know that the ipset was disable or is not available within the openvz...

you are headed down a disasterous path. aka. res ipsa. Thats a first week law school word. If they are not willing to spend the 200-300k to do it right. save yourself the grief and play else where. Look most apps like tabs, amicus and once you get large outlook psts will cause the vms to run...