apt install pve-kernel-5.13 -y
Posts by ness1602
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I have some problems with proxmox 5.15 and i've seen that the recommendation is to use 5.13.
Or you could try pve-edge kernels :
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Aha,really interesting. I work with elasticsearch everyday, never seen this. As for the configuration, they are probably using oss version of elasticsearch 7.10.2. The only problem that i could see if chaning smb.conf file, which can be overwritten if you configure something else on samba in the GUI.
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Why do you need SMB for elasticsearch? Elastic stack uses api,not direct data communication
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Yes,everything works okay,i've updated 4-5 servers till now.
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There is a new 5.15.30-2-pve kernel, you could try with that.
also,if you are desperate there are some off-proxmox-kernels: https://github.com/fabianishere/pve-edge-kernel
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If you are not sure about compatibility,use latest proxmox kernel,it is the same as ubuntu22
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What proxmox kernel are you using? Did you try the newest 5.15?
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Usually when there is a big drop in smb speed, the culprit is the ram,or lack of it. What are your OMV specs?
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Yes, just use it per recommendation, without any flags. If you have NMS, you can set some checks, eg nagios nrpe etc.
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No, hddsentinel linux(now 0.19) is working great.
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BTRFS is a raid-capable filesystem. EXT4 is not.
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Or hdd sentinel linux for a group output.
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Yes, i also have implemented a lot of Ubuntu and Mint servers, and they are really rock solid, but i love debian for CTs and VMs.
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I have Zentyal as lxc in proxmox as a test AD and it works great. Yes, of course it needs DNS because that is how AD works.
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I would usually recommend using Zentyal,either as a VM or as LXC for AD business, because it has a really nice GUI.
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Maybe the GUI is the problem if you have OMV on rpi?
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Only platform that could do that would be the one that support pcie cards, so that you can add 4xN sata ports onto it. But i wouldn't do that on ARM.
