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Thank you for the clarification. When I see you mentioned "root@pam", I thought the settings is in the UI if I login as root@pam.

Is there any way to set script parameter for backup job in GUI? Or I need to edit conf file under /etc/pve?

Can you elaborate more on how to do this? By using VM Ids in separate sync jobs? If I need to use VM ids, it will be a burden to maintain them as VM's cames and goes in PVE backup jobs. I need to write custom scripts to automate this? Thanks for you helps

Hi, I want to use different retention settings for different types of backup jobs (hourly, daily, weekly etc). We have 2 PBS server, 1 backup jobs use directly and other just sync from first PBS. All PBS has one datastore and one namespace. I can define retention settings in PVE backup jobs...

Hi, Using latest PBS server. Is there a way to see how much data transfered in a sync job? When I look at sync job details I see individual records like " downloaded 29919409601 bytes (105.81 MiB/s)" but I can not find any summary info about how much data downloaded for the complete sync job...

It is debian 7.8 ZoL install. Is there any way I can see what command pve zfs plugin sends? So I can try them manually if it works.

This is how Proxmox Zfs plugin works. It creates a zvol and shares it via iscsi lun.

Bump. Any hints on this? Should I create a bug report?

Hi, I am trying to add vm disks zfs storage. But after creating 10 disks I can't create more. I get this error. File exists. at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/Storage/LunCmd/Iet.pm line 376. (500) If I delete one of the disk, I can add new one. But I get this error every time I try to create 12. disk...

Hi, I can't connect to spice console with virt-viewer 1.0-1.1 on OpenSuse 13.2 (factory). virt-viewer gives this error: Unable to connect to libvirt with URI [none] Any ideas? Edit: It seems I need to open the config file with remote-viewer not vith virt-viewer.

Re: PVE 3.2 ZFS plugin with Zfs-on-Linux Thank you mir, for your helps. It did the trick.

Re: PVE 3.2 ZFS plugin with Zfs-on-Linux Debbian wheezy throws these errors: /etc/ssh/sshd_config: line 89: Bad configuration option: LookupClientHostnames /etc/ssh/sshd_config line 90: Deprecated option VerifyReverseMapping Without these two options it works. And I setup ssh keys. As I say...

Re: PVE 3.2 ZFS plugin with Zfs-on-Linux Spoke too soon. I stopped the VM and I can't start it anymore: Mar 31 16:20:33 kvm47 pvedaemon[32088]: Could not find lu_name for zvol vm-127-disk-1 at /usr/share/perl5/PVE/Storage/ZFSPlugin.pm line 195. Mar 31 16:20:33 kvm47 pvedaemon[29710]...

Re: PVE 3.2 ZFS plugin with Zfs-on-Linux Silly me. Taget was commented out in ietd.conf. Sorry for the noise.

Re: PVE 3.2 ZFS plugin with Zfs-on-Linux Yes, root@graylog2:~# dpkg -s iscsitargetPackage: iscsitarget Status: install ok installed Priority: optional Section: net Installed-Size: 201 Maintainer: Debian iSCSI Maintainers <pkg-iscsi-maintainers@lists.alioth.debian.org> Architecture: amd64...

Re: PVE 3.2 ZFS plugin with Zfs-on-Linux Hi, cat /proc/net/iet/volume outputs nothing Debian is up-to-date wheezy and zfsonlinux is 0.6.2-4~wheezy And kernel is Linux graylog2 3.2.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.2.54-2 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Re: PVE 3.2 ZFS plugin with Zfs-on-Linux Any hint on this, please?

Hi, I have a Debian server with Zfs-on-Linux and IET iscsi. I followed the wiki. here is storage.conf: zfs: linux blocksize 4k target iqn.2001-04.tr.xxx.xxx:elastics pool elastics iscsiprovider iet portal xxx.xxx.xxx.74 content images And Zfs...

With using Debian 3.10 kernel it is working as expected. Linux bridge does its job and doesn't forward vlan traffic to all VMs. root@webserver-new:~# route -6Kernel IPv6 routing table Destination Next Hop Flag Met Ref Use If xxx:252::/64 ...

I really don't know and even don't understand. I had serius issues as others with recent pve kernels while backing up to nexenta cifs. Backups with large VMs was not completing. When they fail to backup, VMs was locking and windows server VMs with virtio drivers giving BSOD reboot loops when...