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If possible (e.g. enough storage available) you should always restore to a new VMID, or create a backup of the broken system before overwriting it. You can never be sure that a backup is valid and restorable until you have sucessfully restored AND tested it. Unfortunatly, especially for large...

Rebootet PBS, its fine now

Like in the title, i cet the error "missing field `data` at line 1 column 157" when i tried to view the content of the storage

Just done exactly that for a customer ;) Not tested yet, bit nvidia-smi sees the card inside the container, so i think it will work additional lxc-config entries: lxc.cgroup2.devices.allow: c 195:* rwm lxc.cgroup2.devices.allow: c 234:* rwm lxc.cgroup2.devices.allow: c 509:* rwm...

Unfortunately SSDs have gone up in price quite a bit, but I would suggest a simple raidZ1 zfs mirror with enterprise SSDs, no need for additional boot drives. (Sorry for the confusion, i wanted to write mirror not RaidZ1, must have been more tired than i realized)

I think it should still work, maybe you need to use the Debian archive repository. But I think it will be easier to make backups of your virtual machines and containers, do a fresh proxmox install and restore your backups. If you use a completly new server or at least new disks, you avoid any...

When will we get Support form multiple DKIM, DKIM per Domain

With Ceph, you need fast networking for your Storage, 10 Gbit should be the absolute minimum, better 25 or 40 Gbit. Your data will be on all 3 nodes for redundancy, if one node fails you can still work, if 2 Nodes fail your ceph is no longer writeable. ZFS Replication works great for 2 Nodes...

zpool-rename.md: rpool is the original, zp_pve the new pool name # Rescue System booten zpool import rpool zp_pve -R /mnt -f for i in proc sys dev run; do mount -o bind /$i /mnt/$i ; done chroot /mnt rm /etc/default/grub.d/zfs.cfg sed -i s/quiet//g /etc/default/grub sed -i.bak...

You can change the pool name afterwards, but it is a bit of work

You can of course do this, but unless you have a specific reason, it might not be such a good idea. When you want to build a cluster, the pools must have the same name for migration to work.

forum.proxmox.com/threads/adding-a-secondary-corosync-network-for-failover-setting-the-priority-when-adding-a-2nd-corosync-network-to-upgrade-to-a-redundant-ring-network.99688/

Haben Sie mehrere redundante Ringe im Corosnc konfiguriert? in /etc/corosync/corosync.conf

Selbes Problem, leider nicht nur am WE ;) Kann es am WE ein ZFS Scrub sein?

Tip: Für die ZFS Pools die /dev/disk/by-id/ Namen statt sdX benutzen, ermitteln mit: ls -l /dev/disk/by-id |grep sde2 zpool status NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM rpool ONLINE...

@brunnenkresse der 14 von 30 GB sind auf deiner 80GB Platte, damit Poxmox dei 500er Platte nutzen kann muss Sie in proxmox als Storage definiert werden, wie oben geschrieben. Wie @news schreibt wären ein paar angaben zum aktuellen Setup sehr hilfreich

Damit Proxmox einen Speicher benutzen kann muss er als Storage hinzugefügt werden. Dabei unterstützt Proxmox sehr viele Storagetypen, die wiederum teilweise unterschiedliche Feature wie Snapshots oder Replikation bieten. Ich persönlich finde ZFS als einfacher zu handeln als dein LVM Setup...

Bitte poste die Ausgaben von lsblk fdisk -l /dev/sd? cat /etc/pve/storage.cfg vgs lvs

See here: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/resetting-ceph-warnings.65778/ To display a list of messages: ceph crash ls If you want to read the message: ceph crash info <id> then: ceph crash archive <id> or: ceph crash archive-all

Klar, wenn die Energiespareinstellungen vom Desktop den Server in sleep schicken... ;)