Did you try to connect a node with active and configured guests to a existing cluster?he problem is this. First, I connected the cluster, and the vps of this node disappeared, leaving the previous configuration.
root@aaex-hk2:/etc/pve/qemu-server# lshi,
the VM configuration file disappeared? do you see it in/etc/pve/qemu-server
?
what do you get when you runqm config VMID
?
also the output ofpvecm status
could be useful here.
ps auxwf > ps.out
thanksas said - save the complete output to a file:
Code:ps auxwf > ps.out
did you find a backup file?
is there a file in this directory?- check /var/lib/pve-cluster/backup
yeah, is config-1582610889.sql.gzas said before:
is there a file in this directory?
sorry,my english bad,I don't understandok - as said:
- read the reference documentation on pmxcfs (https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-pmxcfs.html)
- install a pve instance in a virtual machine
- move the config backup in place (/var/lib/pve-cluster/)
- reboot
- you should find the config files in '/etc/pve'
-> create a virtual machine and install proxmox on it.sorry,my english bad,I don't understand
you mean, move config-1582610889.sql.gz to /var/lib/pve-cluster/ then reboot server?
i do it-> create a virtual machine and install proxmox on it.
-> in the VM, move the config-1582610889.sql.gz to /var/lib/pve-cluster
-> reboot VM
-> you will see the config files in /etc/pve/
from there you can copy them and put them in your actual PVE host
hopefully this helps!
yes,i move config-1582610889.sql.gz to /var/lib/pve-cluster then reboot vmdid you reboot after moving the file to /var/lib/pve-cluster ?