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I have physical access to LCD and keyboard of the respective machine. (Why do I need serial console then? :cool: ) I have not tried to swap arguments of kernel command-line. I will give it a try, if you're right, it might solve the issue.

I think there are three more-or-less independent issues: login prompt over serial - works. Configured via systemctl enable serial-getty@ttyUSB0.service grub over serial - does not work kernel boot messages - don't work

No, how can I do that? I have no interest in netconsole (at the moment). I have physical access to the machine. Grub should work, if configured like below: But does not work. Probably I should configure grub modules too as described here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/634726

Actually I've put usbserial and pl2303 to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and rebuild the initramfs but have no success. I've got working login prompt over ttyUSB0, so the serial connection works. But still I miss kernel boot messages and Grub over serial.

I guess the kernel does not output to serial port because options CONFIG_SERIAL_CONSOLE and CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_CONSOLE are not compiled into Proxmox kernel. There's a submitted feature request to add support for that...

I suggest to post such confused stories on https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/

Well, I don't want to invoke acme client on each VM but rather centrally and scp from there.

Only 5 domains with type DNS can be configured. Where this limitation comes from?

Wildcard certificates are not (yet) implemented: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/wildcard-certificate.69800/

Great! Related topic: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/wildcard-certificate.69800/

Related topic: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/acme-dns-configuration-problem.69791/

I'm trying to obtain wildcard certificate using new features in Proxmox 6.2, however, the GUI does not accept my input. Am I doing anything wrong?

I'm sorry, I overlooked it, you're absolutely right. My assumption was based on the fact, that snapshot volumes are not shown under Datacenter > pve > pro-thin(pve) > Content: Possibly snapshot volumes shall be shown here too, with type "Disk snapshot" or similar?

@fabian: thanks for explanation. pve wiki does not elaborate on VM snapshots in much details. One another issue I noticed with VM snapshots: they include only the first drive (sda), but not other drives. That may cause bad surprises...

Well, I have LVM, but does it matter? If snapshot is not a backup, then what it is? What's the use case for it in one node "Datacenter" ?

I'd be interested in this feature too. I have large volumes, where classical backup don't fit. What was the decision behind no, this is not implemented., since (in my eyes) this is not that hard to implement.?

Maybe this will work for you: nginx-vhost-proxprox.conf

Hi, I've found small issue regarding creating LVM thin pools via GUI. Let's say, I have existing volume group. You can notice it's completely free space (no logical volumes exist on it). --- Volume group --- VG Name pro System ID Format lvm2...