thanks, that was indeed wrong: https://git.proxmox.com/?p=proxmox-...ff;h=6945134b3ba345687f3ea84870fd98204947adaf
next bump will include the fix!
next bump will include the fix!
Proxmox Offline Mirror released!
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In my environment, I must use a proxy as there's no direct internet connection.
This worked fine since the beginning of POM, but I have trouble after upgrading to Trixie.
To use a proxy, I set ALL_PROXY accordingly.
Running Bookworm, I added the Trixie repositories and ugpraded to Trixie from them.
Once upgraded and rebooted, when I try to create a new snapshot, POM doesn't contact the Proxy at all, but asks the local DNS to resolve debian.org or proxmox.com. Our local DNS can't resolve public records.
Has anybody noticed a similar behaviour? Any hints?
Thank you very much in advance!
This worked fine since the beginning of POM, but I have trouble after upgrading to Trixie.
To use a proxy, I set ALL_PROXY accordingly.
Running Bookworm, I added the Trixie repositories and ugpraded to Trixie from them.
Once upgraded and rebooted, when I try to create a new snapshot, POM doesn't contact the Proxy at all, but asks the local DNS to resolve debian.org or proxmox.com. Our local DNS can't resolve public records.
Has anybody noticed a similar behaviour? Any hints?
Code:
root@OfflineMirrorTest:~# env | grep -i proxy
ALL_PROXY=http://192.168.1.38:3128
root@OfflineMirrorTest:~# dpkg -l | grep proxmox
ii proxmox-archive-keyring 4.0 all Proxmox APT archive keyring
ii proxmox-offline-mirror 0.7.2 amd64 Proxmox offline repository mirror and subscription key manager
ii proxmox-offline-mirror-docs 0.7.2 all Proxmox offline repository mirror and subscription key manager
root@OfflineMirrorTest:~# proxmox-offline-mirror mirror snapshot create debian-trixie-security
Fetching Release/Release.gpg files
-> GET 'http://deb.debian.org/debian-security/dists/trixie-security/Release.gpg'..
Release.gpg fetch failure: io: failed to lookup address information: Name or service not known
Fetching InRelease file
-> GET 'http://deb.debian.org/debian-security/dists/trixie-security/InRelease'..
InRelease fetch failure: io: failed to lookup address information: Name or service not known
Error: Neither Release(.gpg) nor InRelease available!
root@OfflineMirrorTest:~#Thank you very much in advance!
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this is likely the same issue also affecting pve-subscription, since both use the same underlying HTTP client: https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6791
Hello,
I need to add the Webmin repository to POM.
Unfortunately, when parsing the Release file, POM reports an error: 'Architectures' field missing.
In the Release file downloaded from the Webmin repository, there is an 'Architecture' field instead of the 'Architectures' field.
Is there any way to work around this?
I need to add the Webmin repository to POM.
Unfortunately, when parsing the Release file, POM reports an error: 'Architectures' field missing.
Code:
Fetching Release/Release.gpg files
-> GET 'http://download.webmin.com/download/newkey/repository/dists/stable/Release.gpg'..
-> GET 'http://download.webmin.com/download/newkey/repository/dists/stable/Release'..
Verifying 'Release(.gpg)' signature using provided repository key..
Success
Parsing Release..
Error: 'Architectures' field missing.In the Release file downloaded from the Webmin repository, there is an 'Architecture' field instead of the 'Architectures' field.
Code:
Archive: stable
Version: 3.1
Component: contrib
Origin: Jamie Cameron
Label: Webmin
Architecture: all i386 amd64 arm
Description: Webmin and related packages
Date: Sun, 05 Oct 2025 18:16:48 UTCIs there any way to work around this?
Hello all,
I am trying to activate my Subscriptions on the clients (PVEs) using the following command.
proxmox-offline-mirror-helper offline-key --source http://proxmox-offline-mirror.domain.example/
I get the error:
Error: parameter verification failed - 'source': schema does not allow additional properties.
Usage: proxmox-offline-mirror-helper offline-key --mountpoint <string> [OPTIONS]
Is it no longer possible to activate a server using http?
I am brand new on Proxmox. It is my first installation. The POM is accessible via http. Subscriptions are active. The POM is a native Debian 13.
Thanks
Bernd
I am trying to activate my Subscriptions on the clients (PVEs) using the following command.
proxmox-offline-mirror-helper offline-key --source http://proxmox-offline-mirror.domain.example/
I get the error:
Error: parameter verification failed - 'source': schema does not allow additional properties.
Usage: proxmox-offline-mirror-helper offline-key --mountpoint <string> [OPTIONS]
Is it no longer possible to activate a server using http?
I am brand new on Proxmox. It is my first installation. The POM is accessible via http. Subscriptions are active. The POM is a native Debian 13.
Thanks
Bernd
Nothing out of the box currently. Simplest thing might be to mirror the existing local Debian mirror with POM, while you would tak up double the space temporarily, you at least won't need to redownload the whole date.
One could also check in the data into a .pool/ like POM uses, which roughly boils down to creating hardlinks to the .deb files with the sha256sum of each such debfile as the hardlink name inside a
But depends a bit on your use case and how your current local mirror is setup and its internals work and how much time your willing to spent with experimenting here.
One could also check in the data into a .pool/ like POM uses, which roughly boils down to creating hardlinks to the .deb files with the sha256sum of each such debfile as the hardlink name inside a
.pool/sha256/ directory.But depends a bit on your use case and how your current local mirror is setup and its internals work and how much time your willing to spent with experimenting here.