I only would use a pbs vm or lxc as a kind of initial relay so you can do restores without booting up the actual pbs or connecting to the ( slower) remote. The actual backups ( as in the second and third copy of the 3-2-1 backup rule...
Auch wenn OMV eine durchaus bewegte Vergangenheit hinter sich hat, liefert V. Theile bis heute exzellente Arbeit ab, während Synology, QNAP und Konsorten dich eigentlich nur nageln wollen.
Darum ist es gerade in virtualisierten Umgebungen genau...
Moin :)
Gut die Erklärung lasse ich gelten. :)
Meine erste DS gab es in 2015 in Form einer DS215j und die steht hier jetzt immer noch wieder verpackt im Karton herum, weil ich dafür dann irgendwann dank neuerer DS keine wirkliche Verwendung...
As far as I know, yes you can skip this step, I however do not know if it would actually help with disk usage and chunk changes. (I would assume that regardless of if you write random data to disk before adding LUKS or not, you would eventually...
(at least on debian installers) it first write random data to the disk before adding LUKS
As far as i know you can disable this with a checkbox - LUKS encryption without overwriting the whole disk.
Font size is not the problem but the feature that pvenode cuts the output according to the available line length, or something along those lines.
Try pvenode task list --noborder | cat
After some testing it seems like LUKS on a VM with PBS work fine with a couple of (expected) limitation.
1. Dedupe work fine but backup differentials are still 200% to 300% bigger then without LUKS. (There are way more chunk diffs compared to...
Please look at the Starttime and Endtime columns. See that one shows Unix time format while the other shows fully broken-out time. The latter takes up more screen width because there are more characters. It isn't a font problem, it is a display...
My apologies. I searched in this forum, but didn't find that.
You really nailed the point. My backups weren't stored in the NAS, but inside the directory. After unmounting, I could see them and delete them. Now df -h shows this for the root...
When I use Termius, the font size is too large compared to the normal size. Although Termius displays correctly, I occasionally still use iTerm2 to connect.
So difference between restoring from local and remote PBS is just the restore speed?
Now that I have separate PBS machine working I see that it is consuming 16GB of ram (of max 32GB). How common is setting up second Proxmox with LXC PBS instead...
The problem is that I'm logged into iTerm2 within the same terminal, and the font size is set to a fixed value. I first logged into PVE8 and ran `task list`, then logged into PVE9 and ran `task list` again.
Hi all,
I asked some time ago if it was possible to avoid having such big spam reports. This is a link to my previous post:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/sams-fedex-c0stc0-marriot-etc.182870/
We get all sorts of spam pretending to be from...
As far as I know, yes you can skip this step, I however do not know if it would actually help with disk usage and chunk changes. (I would assume that regardless of if you write random data to disk before adding LUKS or not, you would eventually...
The fonts look the same to me, but the way times are displayed is different and takes up more characters. Anyway, the font size for ssh would be controlled by your terminal, not by anything on the remote side.
The image below shows the PVE8 pvenode task list in the upper half, which is displayed correctly. The lower half shows the PVE9 output, where the font size is noticeably larger, causing the status information to be truncated.
This was just recently a topic: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/high-boot-disk-usage-on-proxmox-9-2-node-ext4.183879/#post-854741
My guess is you have the same issue. Make sure to disable/unmount /mnt/bkp.fritz.box/store then check again with...
My apologies. I searched in this forum, but didn't find that.
You really nailed the point. My backups weren't stored in the NAS, but inside the directory. After unmounting, I could see them and delete them. Now df -h shows this for the root...