Suggestion - Continue using proxmox during iso upload to local storage

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Hello Proxmox, I am presenting a suggestion if a solution for this does not exist.

I have a few ISOs that I will be uploading locally to my node and during this 4-10gb transfer, I am unable to do anything within the interface as the upload screen.

I have an Abort button, which I don't want to do. I do have the "close aka X" at the top right of the window. Initially I thought that clicking the X would allow the task to continue on in the background but it does not. My tasks list doesn't even show the .iso upload to storage.

Is there a way to actually show progress and minimize the progress to continue working in the background? If not, would anybody else find this convenient?
 
Glowsome said:
Another option would be to upload the ISO's via sftp (assuming you are running ProxMox on Linux), this will keep your webinterface clean
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Or it could move to the background and do the transfer there. As Filezilla and WinSCP have that option as well. It is a bummer that you cant use the webinterface when uploading images. Lets say you have a slow upload speed and upload a 30GB file to Proxmox, you would have to wait a long time until you can continue your work. Yes you can use another TAB in your browser, but why? Why not simply put it in the background?
 
Appollonius said:
Or it could move to the background and do the transfer there. As Filezilla and WinSCP have that option as well. It is a bummer that you cant use the webinterface when uploading images. Lets say you have a slow upload speed and upload a 30GB file to Proxmox, you would have to wait a long time until you can continue your work. Yes you can use another TAB in your browser, but why? Why not simply put it in the background?
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My solution would be to simply start a VM that uses few resources and use it to access the Proxmox web interface. This way I can upload my ISOs and not have to wait. WEB Proxmox -> Ubuntu -> WEB Proxmox -> Upload ISO
 
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