yes i am selecting "Linux PAM standard authentication"Are you selecting "Linux PAM standard authentication" in the Realm field?
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password="YOURPASSWORD"
curl -k -X POST "https://localhost:8006/api2/json/access/ticket" \
-d "username=root@pam" \
-d "password=$password"

Login from SSH, create a file with the following:
Code:password="YOURPASSWORD" curl -k -X POST "https://localhost:8006/api2/json/access/ticket" \ -d "username=root@pam" \ -d "password=$password"
execute it, what happens?
replace YOURPASSWORD with your password
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how can i clean the disk? is there any connection with why can't i login proxmox webGUI?Disk being full is indeed a problem that should be resolved.
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Take a look at this thread, it has similar question and relevant suggestions:how can i clean the disk?
Proxmox services, as you can see from the log snippet you provided, require extra space to log things, write configuration to database, update temporary files, etc. While SSH is less demanding, it will also fail at some point when there is absolutely no blocks left.is there any connection with why can't i login proxmox webGUI?
Take a look at this thread, it has similar question and relevant suggestions:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/local-disk-full.146137/
Proxmox services, as you can see from the log snippet you provided, require extra space to log things, write configuration to database, update temporary files, etc. While SSH is less demanding, it will also fail at some point when there is absolutely no blocks left.
In short, because you are out of space not all PVE services are running properly.
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is it okay to delete /vz data?
A quick google search suggests that this is where VM disk images are stored: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Storage:_Directoryis it okay to delete /vz data?
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