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JJohannes S replied to the thread Way more NAGware, very little functionality, bugs galore.Pulling a case of Godwins law won't make me take you more seriously. In the case of Proxmox it's quite laughable since they have a decades old track record of NOT outselling. One Proxmox developer ( I think @t.lamprecht but I might be wrong)...
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Ffrankz replied to the thread Kernel error after pihole update.Hello Fabian before doing other tests I installed a minimal debian , installed pihole and then amount with teleporter the configuration . here is the status of the services compared to lxc with a vm : oot@192.168.3.199's password: Linux piholeVM...
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JJohannes S replied to the thread Way more NAGware, very little functionality, bugs galore.Yes, otherwise I wouldn't have used it ;) Correct, I'm also not paying for Proxmox. But I also don't expect developers to give freebies to me. I'm trying to help in other terms, e.g. by participating in the forum or being a free beta tester ;)...
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Fflames reacted to news's post in the thread Significant IOPS Drop in Proxmox 9.1.9 VMs Compared to Other Hypervisors with
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Ccyp replied to the thread [SOLVED] kernel update fail 6.14 to 7.0 no space left on device.It's a recurrent problem, I use the following command to get rid of old kernel dpkg -l 'proxmox-kernel-*.*.*' | sed '/^ii/!d;/'"$(uname -r | sed "s/\(.*\)-\([^0-9]\+\)/\1/")"'/d;s/^[^ ]* [^ ]* \([^ ]*\).*/\1/;/[0-9]/!d' | xargs sudo apt -y purge
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Ccd-jbo posted the thread GUI, Input syntax for "TLS Destination Policy" doesn't match the postfix syntax in Mail Gateway: Installation and configuration.Format [smtp.domain.dev]:25 secure cant be entered in /etc/pmg/tls_policy via the GUI. Probably due to a format check. Destination: [smtp.domain.dev]:25 Policy: secure Gives error: Parameter verification failed. (400) destination: invalid...
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Fflames reacted to UdoB's post in the thread Significant IOPS Drop in Proxmox 9.1.9 VMs Compared to Other Hypervisors with Like.
You did not say anything of the underlying filesystems...? For ZFS it may be expected as ZFS does a lot more work than classic filesystems under the hood, resulting in multiple IO-operations used for metadata etc...
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FFingerlessGloves replied to the thread Broadcom BCM57504 - VLAN issues over Bond.Hi Shanreich, It's the issue was a mixure of two issues, the cards and the Mikrotik Switches. On Proxmox I have to do add a postup for the vlan offload, otherwise I've found sometimes the VLANs on a bridge don't work at all, it's not very...
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JJohannes S replied to the thread Way more NAGware, very little functionality, bugs galore.For an "overall system overview" I still think that people should use a dedicated monitoring plattform. I really don't want to have another dashboard to monitor but alerting on critical state and a general overview no matther wheter it's a vm, a...
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Ddaanw replied to the thread I need help for setting up backup solution.I assume you have your main unit on 24/7 and turn on the backup unit manually from time to time to do backups of the main unit? PBS has a lot of benefits for backing up and restoring VMs/LXCs over your current local backups. This is even already...
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Ffloppymaster-br replied to the thread Who runs Proxmox on the oldest hardware ?.Hey man, as today, i'm running one of this in my homelab (3 node cluster)! Yesterday i update to pve9 - i'm happy with this ultra-low energy choice. BTW, works for me too! ;)
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JJohannes S reacted to meyergru's post in the thread Way more NAGware, very little functionality, bugs galore with Like.
I do not think the argument was fired against a "supposed freeloader" (I am one, too), however let's be realistic: The concerns against PDM that you expressed boil down to two points: 1. PDM is not yet ripe enough. Granted. 2. PDM nags you more...
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IIsThisThingOn replied to the thread PBS testimonial (hardware requirements are a joke).To be more precise: L2ARC is not optimized for read workloads. It is an added read cache that caches stuff that evicted ARC before. It does only do read cache, never write cache. Not sure if I would agree with that statement. I have not run...
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abied-charreton reacted to abufrejoval's post in the thread Incorrect supported CPU flags with Like.
I guess you get thrown off by the "amd-ssbd" and the "amd-stibp" flags on Intel CPUs. I just had a look at those flags ony my mixed CPU infra, which includes some Goldmont Intel Atoms as well as Zen3/4/5 hosts and was somewhat thrown off by... -
Ssyxxness replied to the thread 9.2 idmap problem.This is sort of what I was suspected was going on. Thanks for clarifying!
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UdoB reacted to leesteken's post in the thread [SOLVED] kernel update fail 6.14 to 7.0 no space left on device with Like.
Don't run 'apt upgrade' as it might not pull in all dependencies; use the official instructions instead: https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#system_software_updates And here is a (another) recent thread where the same problem... -
TTrickyTrix posted the thread I need help for setting up backup solution in Proxmox Backup: Installation and configuration.I built my Proxmox homelab on Z890 chipset with Intel Core Ultra 5 235 and 64GB of RAM a year ago. OS and VMs are on enterprise SSD with single disk ZFS configured (RAID1 would be great, but I don't have it), and cheap storage consists of five WD...
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BBarryS83 replied to the thread Opt-in Linux 7.0 Kernel for Proxmox VE 9 available.Is this the correct way to set it to force TSC? nano /etc/default/grub and than change the line: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet clocksource=tsc tsc=reliable" Is there any risk to set this? Do I risk the host not booting at all?
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Aabufrejoval replied to the thread Way more NAGware, very little functionality, bugs galore."Wehret der Anfänge" is the secondary aspect; my understanding is that the PDM isn't meant to remain a alternate tool to achieve more or less the same things the legacy UI delivered, but will ultimately replace it. And if Proxmox is aiming at...
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Mmeyergru replied to the thread Way more NAGware, very little functionality, bugs galore.I do not think the argument was fired against a "supposed freeloader" (I am one, too), however let's be realistic: The concerns against PDM that you expressed boil down to two points: 1. PDM is not yet ripe enough. Granted. 2. PDM nags you more...