I have two proxservers, both connected to a Qnap. I have transfered vm from one of them to the other through the Qnap and backup.
After transfering 10 servers, the cifs connection isn't stable. I can see the backups if I go into Content, but when I can't select local disks when choosing what disk to store the new vm on. Also now, I see it takes 20 seconds or I get "Connection timed out (596)" from I click Disks until I can see them. Alle the vm runs fine as far as I can see.
Is there anyway to avoid restarting the entire host?
I have 6.2-12 and no sync/cluster - completely stand-alone (excpt cifs connection to same backup-server - works nice on other).
Tried restarting the web-services, like pveproxy, pvedaemon and ran pvecm updatecerts.. Tried apt-full upgrade and all those things.
Only log entry last 24 hours was this, but nothing today:
journalctl -l -u pvedaemon -u pveproxy
got inotify poll request in wrong process - disabling inotify
I have removed/unmounted all remote connections - still interface responds slow to everywhere lvm is shown (in create vm, in disk-list etc).
After transfering 10 servers, the cifs connection isn't stable. I can see the backups if I go into Content, but when I can't select local disks when choosing what disk to store the new vm on. Also now, I see it takes 20 seconds or I get "Connection timed out (596)" from I click Disks until I can see them. Alle the vm runs fine as far as I can see.
Is there anyway to avoid restarting the entire host?
I have 6.2-12 and no sync/cluster - completely stand-alone (excpt cifs connection to same backup-server - works nice on other).
Tried restarting the web-services, like pveproxy, pvedaemon and ran pvecm updatecerts.. Tried apt-full upgrade and all those things.
Only log entry last 24 hours was this, but nothing today:
journalctl -l -u pvedaemon -u pveproxy
got inotify poll request in wrong process - disabling inotify
I have removed/unmounted all remote connections - still interface responds slow to everywhere lvm is shown (in create vm, in disk-list etc).
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