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Perfect, thank you!

Thank you so much for the explanation! It is, indeed, set to 8k, I believe. Can you share how you made those padding calculations? Is there any good calculator for that?

Hello! I'm having this weird behavior with Proxmox installation with a ZFS pool (RAIDZ2, 12x10 TB) with a single VM with 72 Tb allocated. However, I have noticed that since September, the volume usage went from 76,89 TB to 88.55 TB, filling the pool to 100%. The GUI (as you can see in the...

Hey, I had the same issue, and you can try to fix it like this: Comment the CEPH repository. systemctl unmask pve firewall and manager Run apt update && apt dist-upgrade

Yup, I'm sure, otherwise it wouldn't have failed to load proxmox and I wouldn't be in the latest Debian. I was able to fix it using some systemd and apt-get vudu. For reference, I basically followed the instructions to install Proxmox on Debian...

Hey all! I was doing an upgrade in my test machine, following the instructions in https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Upgrade_from_4.x_to_5.0. When I did the dist-upgrade, I let the server upgrade it self. After a reboot, I don't have a web interface, and all the services are inactive and masked...

Ok. I should have searched a little more first. Found the solution in https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/upgrade-failed-cannot-continue.27316/. Basically a `apt-get dist-upgrade` solved everything :)

Hey all, I'm trying to upgrade my Proxmox install, that is running 4.3-9. After the `apt-get upgrade` command, I noticed that two packages weren't installed: `pve-firewall` and `pve-manager`. I tried to upgrade the `pve-manager` first, but it said it was dependent of `pve-firewall`, so I tried...

Hey folks, I'm having some strange problems with my proxmox server, running the latest version. In the last week, it crashed twice completely random at the middle of the night. First time was at May 3, and this are the last syslog entries: May 3 01:31:01 blackpearl CRON[13367]: (root) CMD...

Thank you both for your replies! Nop, the sshd service isn't even installed. My first has to be `yum install openssl-server` :( Is there any similar command for centos images?

Hey guys, The Proxmox CentOS container is really minimal, and doesn't include sshd installed out of the box. Is it possible to include a more complete version on the templates repositories? I have downloaded one template from the internet, but I can't login into it using VNC as it doesn't...

Someone has any clues for me? :(

Hey folks, I'm having a really weird problem with my host machine. I have two containers, let's say container A and B. My container A is used only for utilities and it contains the full ansible configurations to configure my servers. I run ansible in A to configure B. Both servers are running...

Do you have any idea how to set up this automatically every time I create a new container? Do I need to create my own template?

as nixmomo said, he helped me getting internal network. But now I'm having a weird problem with the default gateway. I have two NICs: eth0 with my public IP and my public gateway, and eth1 with my private IP and my private gateway. The problem is that after a reboot, I lost all the external...

So, I need to do it for every single container and VPS I create? Or there is a way to automate that? The weird thing is that it was working fine before.

I'm running CentOS 7. This is my /etc/securetty from one of my containers: http://pastebin.com/2vrSwyvk

Yes, precisely. vmbr0 -> net0 is public IP and vmbr2 -> net1 is my private network.

Since I'm using OVH and they use IP failover, I have the eth0 + vmbr0 setup this way:

Oh that makes sense. I'm using the CentOS template, but it was working until a few days ago, I don't think I changed anything on the template. Do you know how can I fix it?