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Quick Update on the AutoDNS Login Issue: After some debugging, it was identified that the issue stemmed from the use of quotation marks (" and ') in the environment variables within the dns_autodns.sh script. Original Variables: AUTODNS_USER="AutoDNS username" AUTODNS_PASSWORD="AutoDNS...

We have the same problem with PVE. Did you already found a solution?

For the next one finding this topic, maybe a solution. Worked for me. mount --bind /run /mnt/run

ok, So I added "rbd default features = 5" to the ceph.conf. Default was 61 So I only have "layering" (1) and "exclusive-lock" (4). "object-map" (8), "fast-diff" (16) and "deep-flatten" (32) are now disabled by default.

I don't "want" VMs to use the kernel rbd driver. The question was if this is a bug? So, if I understand this right the rbd kernel module is not up to date? Will this stay this way? I just want easy direct access from the host to the volumes. If this will stay this way I could script some...

Just plain installation of PVE 5 with Ceph 12.1 (pveceph install..) and VMs (with volumes) created from the PVE web interface. Nothing special. So you can't reproduce this?

Hello, I am testing PVE 5 with Ceph (12.1) and wanted to "map" a ceph volume but I get an error. Is this a bug? Did that work with another versions of PVE or Ceph? Thanks, esco # rbd map <ceph-pool>/foo rbd: sysfs write failed RBD image feature set mismatch. Try disabling features unsupported...

Hello, I can reproduce this, too. But I don't this is network related. It looks like the VM gets completely "frozen" for some seconds (here 17s). Some details: Empty PVE 5 test cluster with 3 nodes and 10 GBit/s network 10 GB "clean" Ubuntu VM on ZFS Ping from outside: PING 172.20.60.128...

I completely zeroed the disks and reinstalled. Now it works. Maybe interesting is, that the disk didn't have a partition table on the previous installation with software RAID. It was a software RAID 1 with complete disks (sda and sdb). But using ZFS shouldn't depending on the previous layout...

Screenshot: TYPE of sda2 is "linux_raid_member"?

# blkid -l -t TYPE=zfs_member nothing # blkid The partitions with UUID (sd{a,b}{1,2,9})

zpool import: no pools available to import But the disk are there. With "ls /dev/.." and "cat /proc/partition" I can see them..

Hello wolfgang, I have same problem with ZFS RAID 1. Board: http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Xeon/D/X10SDV-8C-TLN4F.cfm esco

Hello, same question here. Why no offline migration with LVM? Was this dropped? Thanks, esco

Hello Michele, I use LVM snapshots with storebackup since a few years for incremental backups without problems.. If you are looking for something newer to backup LVM snapshots incrementally I would take a look at zbackup or bup. But bup was a bit slow at my first test...

Ok, than this increases your backup. Instead of deleting you could overwrite it with zeros: http://linux.die.net/man/1/shred something like that could do the job: shred -n 0 -z yourbackupfile.zip esco

Hello Alex, Don't check the free space inside the VM! You didn't checked the size of the disk! You checked the actually used space inside the VM! And not if there is any disk traffic causing this? Check the disk from outside! Copy it and compress it manually. And check the size of this. And...

Hello Alex, could you copy the disk manually and compress it? To check if this increases too? I would say that there is running something which generates "disk traffic" but doesn't use much space in total. Possibilities: Traffic at /tmp: move it to RAM Other location: add additional small...

Hello, this happened for me tonight. VM on logical volume. Backup startet manually: #vzdump --mailto <mail@address> --mode snapshot --compress lzo --storage backup 11015 Log: 11015: Jul 21 23:40:57 INFO: Starting Backup of VM 11015 (qemu) 11015: Jul 21 23:40:57 INFO: status = running...

Hello, minimal upgrade: aptitude upgrade libssl1.0.0 /etc/init.d/pveproxy restart or with Apache Reverse Proxy: aptitude upgrade apache2 apache2-mpm-prefork apache2-utils apache2.2-bin apache2.2-common /etc/init.d/apache2 restart esco