Y yena Renowned Member Nov 18, 2011 384 6 83 Nov 16, 2017 #1 Hello, i have a brand new setup but i can't enable quota for my LXC containes. The flag is "Grey" like disabled. FS: ZFS Attachments enable-quota.png 9.5 KB · Views: 32
Hello, i have a brand new setup but i can't enable quota for my LXC containes. The flag is "Grey" like disabled. FS: ZFS
dcsapak Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Feb 1, 2016 10,291 1,552 273 36 Vienna Nov 17, 2017 #2 quotas do not work with zfs subvolumes
Y yena Renowned Member Nov 18, 2011 384 6 83 Nov 17, 2017 #3 dcsapak said: quotas do not work with zfs subvolumes Click to expand... So if i have a cpanel the only way is to migrate on a Qemu vps? Thanks
dcsapak said: quotas do not work with zfs subvolumes Click to expand... So if i have a cpanel the only way is to migrate on a Qemu vps? Thanks
dcsapak Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Feb 1, 2016 10,291 1,552 273 36 Vienna Nov 17, 2017 #4 if cpanel requires quotas, and you do not want another storage, then yes
N Nemesiz Renowned Member Jan 16, 2009 776 77 93 Lithuania Nov 17, 2017 #5 1. You can create manually zvol and format it to ext4. 2. Mount it. 3. Add as directory storage. 4. Create LXC on it and you will have quota.
1. You can create manually zvol and format it to ext4. 2. Mount it. 3. Add as directory storage. 4. Create LXC on it and you will have quota.
Y yena Renowned Member Nov 18, 2011 384 6 83 Nov 17, 2017 #6 Nemesiz said: 1. You can create manually zvol and format it to ext4. 2. Mount it. 3. Add as directory storage. 4. Create LXC on it and you will have quota. Click to expand... Doing this procedure,have i less performance on disk ? Hav i some handicap? Can i use zfs snapshot replication on host server? Thanks
Nemesiz said: 1. You can create manually zvol and format it to ext4. 2. Mount it. 3. Add as directory storage. 4. Create LXC on it and you will have quota. Click to expand... Doing this procedure,have i less performance on disk ? Hav i some handicap? Can i use zfs snapshot replication on host server? Thanks
N Nemesiz Renowned Member Jan 16, 2009 776 77 93 Lithuania Nov 17, 2017 #7 Doing this procedure,have i less performance on disk ? Click to expand... It will be the same as KVM VM on ZFS Hav i some handicap? Click to expand... I guess not. Can i use zfs snapshot replication on host server? Click to expand... With snapshot is ok (manually) but with replication don`t know. Proxmox tools may not be ready for it.
Doing this procedure,have i less performance on disk ? Click to expand... It will be the same as KVM VM on ZFS Hav i some handicap? Click to expand... I guess not. Can i use zfs snapshot replication on host server? Click to expand... With snapshot is ok (manually) but with replication don`t know. Proxmox tools may not be ready for it.
