Fully aware of all that thanks, this old cluster had a few E5-2690 v2 servers hence all VMs are set to IvyBridge, hence the question. I'm not seeing anything in the manual that answers what I've asked? Bearing in mind the seriousness of this, I'm...
After a few decades you know them by heart or are just a nerd how can simple calculate them in the head.
Windows? No .... but I have hundreds of Linux VMs running with such a low memory amount. If you're e.g. just running VPNs or do some kind of...
Thanks for fixing the Bad Epoll CVE, do you know if this CVE-2026-43499 is present in current kernels?
https://www.securityweek.com/15-year-old-linux-vulnerability-ghostlock-earns-researchers-92k-from-google/...
So far our reproducer was fixed by kernel 7.0. Some people mentioned it fixed it in their situation.
We are currently trying to use the RAID controller for the root fs, to see if we can somehow reproduce an issue there.
In some cases reducing...
Although my /etc/network/interfaces file does contain "bridge-vlan-aware yes" line but GUI doesn't show up that vmbr0 is vlan aware !?? It seems that some kind of typo (or tab usage) causes that it's not enabled. I enabled it from the GUI and...
i need to upgrade ssh keys for security reason (don't currently meet required key length) and i wonder, whyh on my pve cluster with 3 nodes, i have
root@pve1:/etc/pve# ls -la /root/.ssh/authorized_keys
-rw------- 1 root www-data 6330 Jul 3...
Yes, it seems like it is not enabled - did you apply the network configuration after setting it in /etc/network/interfaces ? It's weird that vlan_filtering is 0, judging from your interfaces file.
This also explains why it takes down the VLAN on...
Here is the output of "ip -details link show vmbr0" from the physical host:
9: vmbr0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc noqueue state UP mode DEFAULT group default qlen 1000
link/ether f4:1d:6b:f8:6d:f6 brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff...
Should have been more precise.
I think it should be done like php.ini settings (and many other software) uses these settings.
344M
5G
1T
Right know, I have to calculate "hmm... 1GB is 1024MB. So that means * 2 * 2 = 4096 gives me a 4GB machine...
Just to confirm, if the CPU type for a guest VM isn't set to 'host' then it's safe? What if it's set to a generation, like 'IvyBridge' or 'Broadwell'? This is on 7.4, nodes that aren't updated yet.