Posts by ness1602

If you have proxmox kernel already you don't have to add that, but yes, if your are just finished installing OMV, then you need to.

Yes this is my pbs.list :

deb http://download.proxmox.com/debian/pbs buster pbs-no-subscription

And here are current packages:

ii  proxmox-backup-docs               1.0.4-1                             all          Proxmox Backup Documentation
ii  proxmox-backup-server             1.0.5-1                             amd64        Proxmox Backup Server daemon with tools and GUI

Hope this helps.

PBS is working great on 2 OMV machines, i don't know what problems you currently have?

Why not install it on host?

Upgrade should work,i have really old servers with proxmox 6(some intel,as in server brand intel server), and they work normally.

And the upgrade to 5 and the to 6 is not viable?

I;m hosting it inside LXC,but i guess it could also be in docker.

I'm currently testing it, but on a remove OMV, so it is at first really slow. We will see with differential backups.

Has anybody succesfully installed https://www.proxmox.com/en/new…ackup-server-beta-version on OMV?

This is interesting for me because i want to use OMV ZFS and PBS together.

I guess you are thinking of this page?

Guide to OMV 4 Active Directory Integration

I use am1 and 2650 cpu, with 4 hdds. That is low as i can get with amd64 infrastructure.

Raidz1 with 5 drives, because you have offsite backup. You get most space.

Well zfs shouldn't use more that that if you have simple setup,not lets say 12 disk zfs array.

Filechecking is filesystems work(scrubbing ,etc)

can you try omv-salt deploy run nginx and omv-salt deploy run phpfpm ?

You can try filebrowser in docker.

Clonezilla copies whole disk, so i would try with it.

I would copy that with clonezilla.

Yeah i know, but it is LTS(as you've said) so i hope more updates, and longer support(similar to 4.9, but not like 4.4 which i believe will be supported for 10 years) which should be really great.