I'm also running PVE 9 with the 7.0 kernels on Dell R720, R720xd, R730, R730xd, R740, R750 systems. I've not seen this behaviour. I'd have to check and see what the mix of network interfaces are across all the systems, but it's a mix of onboard...
Yes, my view is indeed quite limited: The Internet would be in a better state if people would not run EOL systems on it.
But you are missing my actual point: It's pointless to clean an infected system since you might have missed an unknown...
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Purely theoretically, we don't know how long this bug has been exploited since it was possible to do anything, including clearing logs. Only now have script kiddies gotten their hands on it.
Obviously this is possible, since anyone can compile the kernel as he sees fit.
However, I do not believe that Proxmox VE or their community needs to invest time nor resources to maintain (extreme) EOL systems.
I also believe Johannes S is...
Purely theoretically, we don't know how long this bug has been exploited since it was possible to do anything, including clearing logs. Only now have script kiddies gotten their hands on it.
There is now a newer pve-manager with version 9.2.12 available on the pve-test repo and a backport of that as 8.4.22 for PVE 8's pvetest repo, matching our respective test repo of the ceph-squid and ceph-tentacle releases.
There is some better...
Rolled back the changes on Veeam settings, now I am running CEPH as backup cache on Veeam - default option (largest storage available).
Performance got even better after the changes, roughly 150MB/s - 400 MB/s when testing it out while backup...
Obviously this is possible, since anyone can compile the kernel as he sees fit.
However, I do not believe that Proxmox VE or their community needs to invest time nor resources to maintain (extreme) EOL systems.
I also believe Johannes S is...
Obviously this is possible, since anyone can compile the kernel as he sees fit.
However, I do not believe that Proxmox VE or their community needs to invest time nor resources to maintain (extreme) EOL systems.
I also believe Johannes S is...
I don't know the specific reason. But basically: (PCI-bus)- interface names are not stable. They may mutate on hardware changes and on the advent of new kernel modules.
That's why "pinning" was introduced...
Oh gosh, I've found the error. My interface is actually eno2 but /etc/network/interfaces had eno1. It's working now. Thanks, all.
I'd like to learn something here. Why would my interface name change in the process of carrying my host PC from one...
The idea of backups is to make then before problems happen. If you want someone else to read and summarize the forum about similar issues, I would suggest a ChatBot/LLM or paying someone for support. The volunteers might want to spend their free...
You shouldn't just "consider" it except you enjoy getting hacked due to unpatched security issues:
https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-ve-7-is-vulnerable-to-some-type-of-0day-rce-non-auth.186078/
If you are not able to keep you production...
yep, I tried etckeeper today with Proxmox 9 and ran into a problem. I found this thread and saw that @mac.linux.free successfully solved the problem, so I asked him "how exactly" ;)
BTW, I solved it too:
1. Update the...
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I solved the issue, I had a separate OS on it prior to this and a few configs were changed for that OS and it was preventing it from installing proxmox.