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That's what also is confusing for me. I followed the guide over on my hoster's website. There they do the same thing. Concering the screenshots, they have been created at a time where I desperately tested all possible combinations of /27 and /32 subnet configurations. Non of them ever worked.

Bump, still wasn't able to figure this one out.

Hello, for the last couple of days we try to switch our Proxmox installation from a Linux bridge to a routed setup with Proxmox. The Linux bridge worked just fine, but won't allow us to route IPv6 traffic to the VMs at the same time. Still we can't employ a IPv6 Linux bridge as Hetzner doesn't...

https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3377

I'll test that on an actual VM (qemu) asap! :) But on the containers I don't have any control over the caching done it seems. And those fill up the ram 100% of the time I try. EDIT: I just tried and after a few seconds I could already tell that the memory starts to fill up even with any caches...

And I just checked if the same problem is still prominent with other compression algorithms - it seems to be! With the same ZFS storage, compressing with tar.gz also cause the ram to clutter up.

After many restarts and tests the issue sadly pesists on my end.

Update: Out of curiosity I now executed the backup command from the root user CLI instead of the webinterface. Command: vzdump VMID --node NODE --storage local --mode stop --compress zstd Exactly the same VM, same storage, same node. Everything identical. But this time no memory-leak occurs...

Hello, recently I noticed a problem with ZFS and creating compressed backups (ZST compression) on the latest Proxmox VE 6.3-6. Every time I create a backup, my entire RAM + some SWAP (64 GB DDR4 + 32 GB SWAP) quickly fill up. This RAM won't (!) free up after the process has finished and will...

I used grep -A100 submenu /boot/grub/grub.cfg |grep menuentry and then combined the submenu and menuentry strings with ">" and saved that in the /etc/default/grub file. Example line...

Thanks so much for your quick reply, tom! Could you maybe specify how I could do that with a headless machine? The server is located in a datacenter and not in my reach so far :/ EDIT: Is there maybe a way to mark this at runtime to boot into PVE the next time / startup? EDIT2: Here's also a...

Hello, recently I followed this guide (https://github.com/angristan/wireguard-install) to install Wireguard on my Proxmox host Debian 10 machine. This worked fine and I used it back then. Days later I uninstalled Wireguard again, not noticing any problems. But just as of today - I restarted...

@oguz Thanks for you reply! I messed up the subnet, that was the issue.

Hello, currently I set up a new server with Proxmox, though more or less successfully. Now I am at a point where the server won't be available via the IP anymore. Eventhough I overwrote the interfaces file (etc/network/interfaces) with a working version, the server still seems to be...

Stimmt, wäre eine gute Idee. Ich erinnere mich, dass ich das erstmal wegen Debian 10 bleiben gelassen habe. Ich melde mich wieder, wenn es weiterhin Probleme geben sollte ;)

@dietmar Die Installation ist eben etwas älter. Könnte es deswegen Probleme geben? Und gibt es da einen Weg, dort etwas zurückzusetzen - um potenzielle Fehlkonfigurationen zu beheben?

Hallo, seit ich Proxmox nutze funktionieren ausgewählte Funktionen der deutschen Tastatur auf keiner einzigen VM (etwa Alt Gr + q für @). Seit zwei Jahren googele ich jetzt schon "at sign" und kopiere dann immer wenn nötig das Unicode @ an die gewünschte Stelle. Möchte man auf einer VM aber...

Hey guys, I used this guide to build up a proxy with Apache 2.4.25 to Proxmox VE: Proxying Proxmox 4 with Apache from wonderproxy The problem: NoVNC does not work and all the VM stats aren't displayed. Does a newer guide exist for 5+ or does anyone know what I have to change concerning the...