[SOLVED] Impossible to load ISO images via GUI

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Zippi

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Hi, I have ProxMox updated to today on a cluster with 3 nodes.
I can no longer upload any ISO images to local >> ISO images. It hangs at 0% forever without giving an error.
It had never happened to me before.
I specify that the disk is empty so it is not a space problem.
What could have happened?
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me!
 
I noticed that if I access the cluster from the pve1 node I can't upload the ISO images to any node while if I access the cluster from the pve2 or pve 3 node everything works, that is, it lets me upload the ISO images to any node.
Why?
 
have you checked if you can SSH from pve2/3 to pve1?
Might be a problem that you have new host keys and pve2 & 3 does not trust it yet?
 
Thanks for the quick reply.....
I tried to connect via SSH from the pve3 node to the pve1 node and it works without problems.....
The only difference between the 3 nodes is that the pve1 node has the local disk almost full while the other 2 pve 2 and 3 nodes are not.
I am not very expert in ProxMox (I am learning) but is it by chance that if I connect to the pve1 node and then try to upload an ISO to local pve 2 or 3 it fails because it has to "pass" through some temp directory of the pve1 node and being full it fails?
Maybe I said something stupid.....
 
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Hi,
Zippi said:
Thanks for the quick reply.....
I tried to connect via SSH from the pve3 node to the pve1 node and it works without problems.....
The only difference between the 3 nodes is that the pve1 node has the local disk almost full while the other 2 pve 2 and 3 nodes are not.
I am not very expert in ProxMox (I am learning) but is it by chance that if I connect to the pve1 node and then try to upload an ISO to local pve 2 or 3 it fails because it has to "pass" through some temp directory of the pve1 node and being full it fails?
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yes, the file is temporarily saved in /var/tmp/ on the node you are connected to.
 
As I thought.....
I tried to free up space on the HDD that was previously 94% full and now everything works OK as before.
I learned something new.
Thanks to everyone for the help!
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