Hey there,
I've setup proxmox with 3 different storages:
local-lvm, ssd based
nfs-storage, which is a remote nfs server
nfs-backup, which is also a remote nfs server
I want to create a VM with one disk on local-lvm and one disk on nfs-storage. I can backup a machine like this just fine, but when restoring it's putting both disks on the same storage(as lvm volumes, on local-lvm)
So basically my question is, is there away to specify which disk goes to which storage when restoring a backup, or maybe is there a feature being developed to allow this? looking inside the .vma backup file, i see the conf has the disks defined correctly, they are separate .raw files, it's just that qmrestore only accepts one storage parameter.
I can do a manual restore(just restoring the vm with the primary disk on local storage, then adding another drive to it with the restored .raw file of disk2 already on the nfs storage), but it kind of defeats the purpose of having a builtin backup/restore option.
I've setup proxmox with 3 different storages:
local-lvm, ssd based
nfs-storage, which is a remote nfs server
nfs-backup, which is also a remote nfs server
I want to create a VM with one disk on local-lvm and one disk on nfs-storage. I can backup a machine like this just fine, but when restoring it's putting both disks on the same storage(as lvm volumes, on local-lvm)
So basically my question is, is there away to specify which disk goes to which storage when restoring a backup, or maybe is there a feature being developed to allow this? looking inside the .vma backup file, i see the conf has the disks defined correctly, they are separate .raw files, it's just that qmrestore only accepts one storage parameter.
I can do a manual restore(just restoring the vm with the primary disk on local storage, then adding another drive to it with the restored .raw file of disk2 already on the nfs storage), but it kind of defeats the purpose of having a builtin backup/restore option.