So through an act of carelessness I accidentally deleted my entire /etc folder in my system.
I have a copy of the folder in my backups though, so I tried to rsync the folder back from my backup to /etc. But I get a "failed: operation not permitted (1)" error
I tried stopping all of the services starting with pve* using systemctl. And then I can delete etc copy over the original /etc folders and files.
But then when I reboot, things don't work. The only errors I've found thus far (there could be others) are:
Journalctl -xe tells me " failed to start proxmox ve replication runner.
Syslog says a few things like. /Etc/pve/local/pve-ssl.key failed to load private key.
Ipcc_send_rec failed: connection refused
I feel like there should hopefully be a way to fix this, I have the files. My machines are all still there. I just can't figure out how to restore /etc. I guess worse case scenario I should be able to start fresh and add the vm .qcow images back in.
Sorry for not amazing log files, my pfsense is on this machines so I have no home network and I'm doing this all on my phone. But I can get full logs if needed.
I have a copy of the folder in my backups though, so I tried to rsync the folder back from my backup to /etc. But I get a "failed: operation not permitted (1)" error
I tried stopping all of the services starting with pve* using systemctl. And then I can delete etc copy over the original /etc folders and files.
But then when I reboot, things don't work. The only errors I've found thus far (there could be others) are:
Journalctl -xe tells me " failed to start proxmox ve replication runner.
Syslog says a few things like. /Etc/pve/local/pve-ssl.key failed to load private key.
Ipcc_send_rec failed: connection refused
I feel like there should hopefully be a way to fix this, I have the files. My machines are all still there. I just can't figure out how to restore /etc. I guess worse case scenario I should be able to start fresh and add the vm .qcow images back in.
Sorry for not amazing log files, my pfsense is on this machines so I have no home network and I'm doing this all on my phone. But I can get full logs if needed.