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Alternatively, I could benchmark the drives, keep whichever is better for my root partition and use the other as an L2ARC. This might be more sensible.

Background: I have a 'server' running Proxmox that I used for self-hosting a number of low-intensity services mainly for myself. This 'server' is my old repurposed HEDT desktop machine. It is also used for storage, and has raidz2 running across 6 spinning rust disks. The system (root, etc) runs...

Hi folks, I have been using the unprivileged containers wiki guide to bind mount a directory for containerA (uid+guid 1000), which works grand. When I tried to do a similar thing for a separate mount point for containerB (also uid+gid 1000), things went awry. Using the same idmap lxc config...

Aye, zfs snapshots seem to work, though haven't actually tested them. I'll figure something out! Thanks again :)

Oh dear. I am using external mp for the sshfs mounts because there were issues mounting them from inside a container- relating to it being an unprivileged CT, I think. As I recall the suggested solution was to mount them externally and pass as mp. I'm not sure of the reference but see this...

Strangely, despite setting up proxmox on ZFS I cannot snapshot. The VM's root disk is on local-zfs storage, yet I am told 'snapshot feature is not available'. If I try to add storage, the only storage type for which 'backups (vzdump)' are available is the dir type, on which snapshots are not...

Thanks for the confirmation :) I want to exclude them because they're remotely mounted sshfs dirs. Oh, absolutely I will be testing this. Second rule of backups, right? [1] "If it's not tested and confirmed you can restore from it, it's not a backup". Cheers again! --- [1]: The first rule...

Me too! I was about to roll my own borg solution but saw this. Thank you for taking the time to write and release it. I had a quick question about mountpoints: if I use the form proxborg <VMID>: That will back up a QEMU/CT (using differing methods: image for VM, The Better Way™ for CT) and...