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Hi, My Proxmox instance is stable, for now, what i have done is: Reinstalled Proxmox Recreated containers using local storage Once each container was installed and configured i powered them off then the server, turned server back on and containers work without any issues I haven't added my...

okay, I dont think its the network connection as its directly connect to my dumb switch and i've never had any network issues with any other device. i'll look into the NasPi itself, any pointers for where i should check first?

is the main issue, using CIFS as my main storage Would i have the same issues if I were using a synology nas and NFS?

Hi Oguz, I`m not running NFS, my NasPi is using CIFS. Its a raspberry Pi 3B running Samba with a 8TB hard drive connected via USB. Before I updated I could run containers fine but now they are a bit tricky in the sense that I have to run the container > watch it fail > run pct fsck 10X > then...

Hi, I read these articles ended up removing my LVM-Thin storage as it wasnt in use, this ended up freeing the disk space on /dev/sda3 but my main issue of being unable to run containers still exists # https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/i-cant-start-lxc.41378/...

Hi, I rebuilt my Proxmox instance due to /dev/sda3 running at 93% usage with 4 LV's, plus I somehow lost my previous documentation on how/why I set Proxmox up so I thought a fresh start would work, before I reinstalled Proxmox backed up my container hosting Plex to my NAS which I had running...

Okay fixed it, I ended up creating another user on my Pi for Samba as it appears Windows doesn't like it when you try to use the same credentials multiple times, it was either that or the smb conf edit that i did Thank you for the troubleshooting help wolfgang :)

My smb.conf on the Raspberry has this at the bottom [Folder] comment = shared folder path = /media/USBHDD1/shares valid users = @users force group = users create mask = 0660 directory mask = 0771 read only = no The above was taken from an online guide found here...

Hi, I ran that code and it returned `tree connect failed: NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED` I don't believe that I am running the CIFS plugin?, a google search returns results for Jenkins CIFS

Hi Everyone I`m trying to mount my Samba share that is hosted on a Raspberry Pi to Proxmox 6.0-4 which is hosted on another server What I have done so far: Samba share is accessible from windows machine with credentials that I setup In Proxmox a mount point has been made /mnt/NAS /ect/fstab...