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This is a headache for sure. Seems like iso.bz2 is the new fav.

I understand the concern that snapshots alone are not sufficient for robust backup and ransomware protection. However, I believe a multi-layered approach leveraging ZFS's capabilities is optimal: Implement regular automated ZFS snapshots on the Proxmox cluster itself for quick rollback and...

@Dunuin of course. But ZFS facilitates an easy extension of that as well through its facilities, but one step at a time. The first goal is to get this going so that it is relatively easy to roll back changes and other things (such as, heaven forbid, having a server hacked through some...

Thank you @Folke. Hmm, I am concerned about implementing a solution that will be brittle with updates and/or future plans of Proxmox developers. Is there a chance we can get some insight as to both future plans and what course of action here would be least brittle and most likely to perpetuate...

I would like to keep ZFS-based backups / snapshots in daily (1 month weekly), weekly (5 weeks), and monthly (6 months) intervals on servers so as to be able to readily rollback if need arises. How is this accomplished in an automated fashion so as to both accomplish this and purge older...

I'm sorry to hear this. I don't think this is feasible regardless of your suggestion. But thanks anyway - we simply need to keep looking for a better path.

It would be nice to have this kind of support directly inlined. I recently ran into issues in this thread and with the greater push we're seeing for snap, it seems like we're going to require this sooner than later.

Hmm. tmux et al are a little too much ceremony for this situation and retaining context. It's very possible one will simply forget they were using it and all manner of other odd permutations. Hrm.

I'm having some odd messages (warning) about my security entry not being configured correctly under the updates → repository tab within Proxmox's web admin. Could someone please share their correct and proper /etc/apt/sources.list contents so I can do a sanity check here for a non-paid version...

It has been problematic for quite some time with the default function of LXCs where when you change to another LXC and then back, you lose your terminal/console history. Is there a method available to retain this outside of opening the console in its own window? Organizationally, when working...

Have read previous iOS posts, but would very much like to help to move through this barrier. Unfortunately Google products are disallowed in some organizations at this point due to their long pattern of bad behavior in various regards and setting long stand precedents herein. I suppose this...

Can you clarify?: This is integrated, more or less, into PVE 8, correct? It seems to be, but your reply above is ambiguous at some level without a direct statement.

Is there a guide to getting the "best" graphical performance along with highly customizable resolutions from a non-passthrough virtual machine guest of Windows 10 and higher in Proxmox? It seems like the gist is to install the SPICE latest drivers from...

@leesteken if you review what I wrote above, I did indeed do that. I then had to apt-get purge each one and so forth and so on. After all of the above I finally did a dist-upgrade for good measure which seems to have worked and then I scrubbed through a lot of additional details such as just...

Whelp, even after that I spoke too soon. I got some aspects to work, but then I ran out of drive space again after I did another apt update; apt upgrade. It turns out that I just keep hitting this wall. I thought I'd attempt to purge the old kernels, but then still hit a flipping wall: apt-get...

Thank you for your suggestion @fabian. Unfortunately this seemed to be a lot more involved than I had hoped and took me a bit of poking around to - maybe - do this correctly. I believe that what I have found must be a bug OR some kind of edge-case that we need to explore further. Again, I don't...

Anyone with some thoughts here? I really want to be sure I have a safety net in place before rebooting the server - quite scared/worried.

Just been allowing the system to run without a reboot for fear that something might blow up. I did, find some additional info that I thought I should add here. The following clearly indicates there's a storage space problem for the ESP volume: [root@pve1 ~]$ dpkg --configure -a Setting up...

Was doing a "routine" update to the system after having not updated things for a few months, but am on PVE 7.3-3. Hit the following message: For searchability, here's the body of text: Configuring grub-pc: GRUB failed to install to the following devices: /dev/sda /dev/sdb /dev/sdc /dev/sdd...

So you're saying that as long as that particular USB port is used for the HASP key then it will always be mapped vs having to identify the other info. Thanks!