Hey Proxmox community.
At our company we are testing Proxmox as hypervisor. We are currently using ESXi but are at a crossroad to either upgrade or fine something new.
So, I have brought a HPE DL380 Gen10 to run some test on Proxmox to make sure...
If the VM is larger than the cache, the restore will of course still work. The local storage is only used as cache to keep track of already known chunks to avoid re-upload to the S3 backend, store namespace/group/snapshot metadata for fast access...
You don't need to buy Proxmox VE; it is free (see the AGPL3.0 license). You can only buy different support subscription if you want to.
That's a little disappointing. I don't know any of the acronyms but I would then assume the answer to all...
A reboot of the LXC Container does NOT work for me.
I need to first stop the LXC Container. Wait a few seconds. Then start the LXC Container again.
In a normal Situation, the Share is already mounted on the Host.
The only "Fix" I could find...
I assume you haven't checked the links I posted :) .
PBS requires the specific user, yes.
Specifically:
# id backup
uid=34(backup) gid=34(backup) groups=34(backup),26(tape)
# cat /etc/proxmox-backup/datastore.cfg
datastore: store1...
Hello
I'm trying to do basic configuration via Ansible: users, acl, passwords, etc. And i'm kinda stuck with populating users
Looks like user.cfg does not accept comments and it is mandatory to have blank line between each definition of user...
I'm just learning Proxmox backup server myself, but it looks like there is an Ansible role which does user management with lineinfile. It also looks like there is a new PBS terraform provider that has plans to add user management .
Hope that helps.
Thanks leesteken
Yeah it's free but we chose to buy community support to get access to the enterprise repos for updates. It's the fact that Proxmox won't answer generic questions about compliance, that should be pre-sale, unless we not just pay...
Found the issue, during my upgrade I mistakenly thought that I had migrated the Debian base repositories to the new format but no, ended just commenting them out :/
When I re-enabled the repositories in /etc/apt/sources.list and run apt update...
You might be missing a mount point at /etc/letsencrypt as per the documentation for Nginx Proxy Manager.
Without that mount point the container console outputs:
ERROR: /etc/letsencrypt is not mounted! Check your docker configuration.