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I am using VM-Firewall from fridu.org on my proxmox box. Ideal solution for a Virtualization platform.

According to the following sites the P7550 in all macbooks support intel-vt. Suppose that the mac mini with the same proc will support intel-vt too. http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10005976 http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=729110

Mac mini supports even 8GB! (4GBx2). Enough for at least 8 VM's. Proc speed is sufficient too. You can even replace the harddisk with an SSD for ultimate performance and lower power consumption. Power consumption is important if you are paying per amp of electricity you consume. My recent 1U...

Since some time I am also planning to install proxmox on the new mac mini. About the cpu; according wikipedia the new mac mini has either of the following three cpus: Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo 2,26Ghz = P7550 Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo 2,53Ghz = P8700 Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo 2,66Ghz = P9600 An...

Hi, I've read and heared lot about the low mem consumption of OpenVZ VE's. Stories about running 200 VE's (with only apache, and usual stuff) on 2GB of RAM. When I have a look at mine machine I can tell you this is impossible! If I execute the top command within the VE's each VE consumes at...

Dietmar, thanks. Ok, userid 33 belongs to www-data (as expected). Any other suggestions to solve this problem? Have you checked your log files? Do you also see empty values for param rhost?

I've checked the log files and I have not seen a log line which contained the real host. The log files are from the past 3 weeks. In the past 3 weeks I already have rebooted the system a couple of times. So this doesn't help. Any ideas? Another question: How can i check which userid belongs to...

Hi, I noticed that my system does not log the hostname when a login from the proxmox frontend fails (because of an authentication failure). Here is such a log line found in auth.log: Dec 14 01:57:14 server01 apache2: (pam_unix) authentication failure; logname= uid=33 euid=33 tty= ruser= rhost=...