A alero Member Feb 3, 2021 25 0 21 61 Today at 08:46 #1 Hi, i have started Proxmox for updates. There are no names of the containers on the right side. Only ? See pic. Last edited: Today at 08:56
Hi, i have started Proxmox for updates. There are no names of the containers on the right side. Only ? See pic.
dcsapak Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Feb 1, 2016 10,367 1,587 273 36 Vienna Today at 09:39 #2 this usually happens if the 'pvestatd' daemon hangs or crashed. The most common cause for this is a hanging or not working nfs mount. I'd check the journal/syslog of the host for errors/warnings
this usually happens if the 'pvestatd' daemon hangs or crashed. The most common cause for this is a hanging or not working nfs mount. I'd check the journal/syslog of the host for errors/warnings
A alero Member Feb 3, 2021 25 0 21 61 Today at 10:04 #3 hi, i add journalctl --since=yesterday into shell. wrong comand? Last edited: Today at 10:07
dcsapak Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Feb 1, 2016 10,367 1,587 273 36 Vienna Today at 11:08 #4 alero said: hi, i add journalctl --since=yesterday into shell. wrong comand? Click to expand... no that's the right command, but there is no indication what might be wrong check the status of the pvestatd daemon with: Code: systemctl status pvestatd journalctl -b -u pvestatd the first command shows the current status and the second should print the logs of pvestatd since the last boot of the server
alero said: hi, i add journalctl --since=yesterday into shell. wrong comand? Click to expand... no that's the right command, but there is no indication what might be wrong check the status of the pvestatd daemon with: Code: systemctl status pvestatd journalctl -b -u pvestatd the first command shows the current status and the second should print the logs of pvestatd since the last boot of the server