Erro 500: /var/tmp/pve-reserved-ports.tmp - Read-only file system

[Arthur Tavares]

Hi Guys,

I recently deployed my proxmox and everything went well until today, i started getting this error: Erro 500: unable to open file '/var/tmp/pve-reserved-ports.tmp.30648 -Read-only file system.

I can't login to my proxmox anymore, however i can ping the ip and can still ssh the server.

 

[fiona]

Hi,
please see the system logs/journal for more information. Often a file-system is automatically remounted as read-only after I/O errors.

 

[Arthur Tavares]

Hi,
please see the system logs/journal for more information. Often a file-system is automatically remounted as read-only after I/O errors.

Hi, I still can't solve the problem. How can I make it read-only?

 

[Arthur Tavares]

Hi,
please see the system logs/journal for more information. Often a file-system is automatically remounted as read-only after I/O errors.

 

[fiona]

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That doesn't sound like it's related to the file system. But see: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-sysadmin.html#sysadmin_firmware_cpu

What does the command findmnt say?

 

[Arthur Tavares]

That doesn't sound like it's related to the file system. But see: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-sysadmin.html#sysadmin_firmware_cpu

What does the command findmnt say?

 

[fiona]

Yes, your root filesystem (the one on /) is mounted read-only ro. Please post/check the full system journal for the current boot. There should be some related error mentioned. You should also check your physical disks, e.g. using smartctl and check the filesystem itself with fsck

 

[Arthur Tavares]

Sim, seu sistema de arquivos raiz (o que está em /) é montado somente leitura ro. Por favor, poste/verifique o diário completo do sistema para a inicialização atual. Deve haver algum erro relacionado mencionado. Você também deve verificar seus discos físicos, por exemplo, usando smartctle verificar o próprio sistema de arquivos comfsck

 

[Arthur Tavares]

Yes, your root filesystem (the one on /) is mounted read-only ro. Please post/check the full system journal for the current boot. There should be some related error mentioned. You should also check your physical disks, e.g. using smartctl and check the filesystem itself with fsck

 

[Arthur Tavares]

Yes, your root filesystem (the one on /) is mounted read-only ro. Please post/check the full system journal for the current boot. There should be some related error mentioned. You should also check your physical disks, e.g. using smartctl and check the filesystem itself with fsck

after using the fsck command the files were corrected.