Dear All,
We have upgraded our servers to proxmox 8 beta version and after installation everything was working fine and once we have rebooted the hardware
It was showing cleaning orphan node and was stuck there for quite long
Initially we thought filesystem is corrupted and it will clean and...
If that is the case, the word "of" in the sentence is misleading
147Gb of 97Gb
Stating clearly is better I believe
Memory state is lagging, transfered:147GB, Actual Required: 96GB
I know the reason, why it is happening, I am only asking why it is showing wrong
transferred 147.2 GiB of 96.1 GiB VM-state, 274.3 MiB/s
147 out 96 is not possible
Hi, I want to know if a user is allowed to access 3 VM's in cluster, I want to restrict access to specific VM if he access from specific machine but allow him to access all VM's if accessed from another system
In short IP based/configuration based filtering based on system local config
Feature...
Is it because of this
"
API tokens come in two basic types:
Separated privileges: The token needs to be given explicit access with ACLs. Its effective permissions are calculated by intersecting user and token permissions."
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If that is the case, its my bad that I did not see that in the...
This looks like metadata of the VM, what is the format of disk?? if disk format is qcow2, raw or can be converted to these formats, VM can be ported to Proxmox
With both user and API permissions assigned to VM
curl -f -s -S -k --header 'Authorization: PVEAPIToken=manish@pve!monitoring=b9b0c035-3fe2-46e9-9374-299854b44b12' "https://172.19.200.121:8006/api2/json/access/permissions"...
With API token permission only assigned to the VM
curl -f -s -S -k --header 'Authorization: PVEAPIToken=manish@pve!monitoring=b9b0c035-3fe2-46e9-9374-299854b44b12' "https://172.19.200.121:8006/api2/json/access/permissions"...
I have created PVE user and its API Token for a user manish@pve in proxmox cluster running version 7. When i assign user permission to VM as attached in screenshot1, the permission are showing with propagate=Yes whereas if I assign token permission to the same VM with same role, it is showing...
I have create an API Token and wanted to access the spice-config through an API
curl -f -s -S -k --header 'Authorization: PVEAPIToken=manish@pve!monitoring=b9b0c035-3fe2-46e9-9374-299854b44b12' "https://inc1pve53:8006/api2/spiceconfig/nodes/inc1pve53/qemu/111/spiceproxy"
when I do this
curl...
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