Suspending and hibernating to disk are implemented via the same API endpoints. The bulk suspend in the UI currently always does hibernation to disk. But for example, the more recent cluster-wide bulk suspend API endpoint does allow choosing...
I got the same problem on a server hosted by Scaleway.
Turning that named/bind9 is installed by default on their Proxmox image.
So I solve the problem by removing it
apt purge bind9
It‘s a cost calculation. You can either move critical vdisks to a mirror of 2x4TB enterprise drives or a mirrored stripe of 4x2TB enterprise drives (which gives you the best performance). Using 4 additional drives will result in space problems...
Does the issue occur if you stagger the backups, i.e. start the jobs a few minutes delayed between the nodes? Having all backups start at the very same time might be the cause of your issue.
Correct. That default is fine!
But you have configured an explicit NS "BKP-Pol-One-VM". Dig at this fact, it may be the reason for the confusion...
You could remove that explicit Namespace here and Prune the whole Datastore "BKP-Pol-One"!
Hi @p-v-a,
the kernel log posted by @carlitos009 show that kernel 6.8 is running, so unless the problematic change was backported there, it's probably a different issue.
mind , that you should avoid default cache settings (= O_DIRECT) with qemu/kvm VMs on top of mdraid (containers are fine), otherwise you will risk inconsistencies in the raid, as mirror can silently break with directio writes going wrong.
this...
This is the cause that also prevents systemd-resolved from working with cloud-init on Debian 13, at least when assuming ifupdown being used for VM network configuration (the default, and also used on our own images).
In the helper ifupdown...
root@Elefante:~# apt install gdb proxmox-backup-sever-dbgsym
Error: Unable to locate package proxmox-backup-sever-dbgsym
Do i need to add any repositories?
But that’s still much better than simply forwarding traffic directly to the relevant apps on port 3000, etc., which suggests to me that many apps likely use plain HTTP or self-signed certificates. An absolute no-go in 2026, and never a good idea...
I think the simplest method is to use Proxmox VE’s built-in backup and restore functionality.
Connect the USB disk, add it as a storage of type “Directory”, and include “Backup” in the content types. After that, you can use it as a backup...
Hi, if you read the posts... I've done it.
"Are namespaces involved? The "Edit: Prune Job" has a "Max. Depth" setting. If this is set to low it may ignore sub-namespaces."
I'm not sure to understand well.
This is my config, it seems not set.
Hi,
I need some help to be able to reuse an almost new 2TB SSD without losing the data on it.
Situation now:
I have an Intel NUC that runs my Nextcloud and a Windows VM.
The OS drives are not that big and are on the local-lvm.
They both have an...