You asked for an answer, and you received one. litigating your point of view is not relevant, interesting, or consequential. You dont have to ACCEPT the answer. You choices remain the same as before the wall of text (which I didnt read, apologies.)
Line 32 of debian/control just calls for the glusterfs-client.
PVE isn't responsible for maintaining said glusterfs-client package which is the core package that enables gluster to work in/with PVE.
lines 674 and 753 of pve.sm calls for the...
Wie @ThoSo sagte, müllt dir /mnt gerne dein / zu, wenn ein PVE dorthin Daten schreibt, während irgendwas nicht gemountet ist. Also dort alles unmounten und nochmal prüfen, wieviel Speicher der Ordner belegt. Sollte kaum messbar sein...
P.S...
Not a stupid question, and can be forgiven for anyone who is a consumer of software.
PVE is a stack of staggering complexity. each of the components within the stack are continuously developed, fixed, broken, added features to, api changes...
This has been running for some time now, however for me this solution no longer seems to work. It seems somewhere it broke. I recently updated Proxmox to 9.2.3 and now my windows 11 vm that used to boot with host and hv_passtrough enabled no...
Hello,
please read openzfs encryption too.
on the net are many references about this.
Our is:
# https://openzfs.org/wiki/ZFS-Native_Encryption
And see the result of a search:
# https://openzfs.org/w/index.php?search=Encryption
I use outside...
thank you
So I have my PVE installed on top of debian with luks on the main disk but how do I get get my second disk encrypted with luks and then attach it to pve?
The more generic way e.g. used by the Debian installer is cryptsetup +LUKS
( e.g. you can follow https://reintech.io/blog/configuring-luks-encrypted-disk-debian-12 )
I would not recommend to use encryption within the VMs, you will need to handle...
I am using ZFS exclusively, so I can not (and should not) say much about the other storage solutions.
Encrypting a disk from the inside of a VM? Sounds wrong to me as it adds additional attack vectors and key management problems. From my...
To close this thread properly:
I went the CWWK way and ordered 3 pieces of
11th Generation Boards with i5 CPU.
With 4C/8T APU, 4x 2.5GbE and the option to re-use existing DDR4 memory and other hardware, it was the most reasonable way to gain...
Bei der Ûbersichtsanzeige einer VM zeigt mir Proxmox an: CPU 1% und RAM verbrauch 7,2 von 8,8GB
Der Taskmanager von Ubuntu zeigt CPU 2 bis 3 %, aber RAM nur 1,5 von 8,5GB an.
Ist das so ok?
Proxmox 8.3.3 auf N100 , 4CPU, 16GB
continuing diagnostics:
ping 10.0.0.4 (look for time anomalies)
showmount -e 10.0.0.4
attempt to mount -vvv //10.0.0.4/mnt/bertha/pvebackup (assuming you see it in showmount) manually. paste the output here.
This supposes and/or assumes that qm(1) uses qemu's native support for gluster, but that's not actually necessarily true, is it?
Again, unless I'm missing something here -- qemu img-create is not the same thing as pvesm alloc. right?
If I'm...
At work, been migrating 13th & 14th-gen Dell VMware clusters over to Proxmox Ceph. Swap out the PERC RAID controllers for Dell HBA330s IT-mode controllers, since Ceph/ZFS don't work with RAID controllers.
If I was buying new, I will go with...
I'm trying to track down the source of occasional SMTP timeouts for inbound connections. The connection is accepted but the real SMTP greeting is never sent.
The timeouts correlate to these error in the logs:
2026-06-06T22:47:03.519916-04:00...
root@pve:~# ip a
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group defaul t qlen 1000
link/loopback 00:00:00:00:00:00 brd 00:00:00:00:00:00
inet 127.0.0.1/8 scope host lo...
Hi,
I did an in place upgrade from version 8 to 9 and now I can't seem to access the web gui.
The autostart VMs start up and I can get ssh access to proxmox.
I tried troubleshooting from prior posts but having no luck so far. Can anyone please...
Ich biete Dir noch dieses Bash-Script an, welche alle Installationseste des Debian Sysstem enfernt.
for f in $(dpkg -l | grep "rc " | cut -d " " -f 3); do echo $f; apt purge -y $f; done
Das löscht mehr, als man erwartet.