I'm glad you enjoyed! I'm trying to get better and diversify my content too. So you might not see a bunch of videos at the same time about Proxmox but I do have a nice list of videos to make dealing with it
I set High Availability to "no" for a few reasons. First off, it helps save resources since we don't have to deal with the extra overhead that HA brings. Not every VM we run is critical, so they don't really need that level of redundancy. For things like test environments or less important services, a bit of downtime isn't a big deal. Plus, managing HA can get a bit complex, it just adds more to maintain. Sometimes, I prefer to handle things manually when something goes wrong, so I have more control over the recovery process. And honestly, HA isn’t always compatible with some of the apps we run, so it makes sense to keep it off for those cases.
I was doing great until I tried to use the script. it says " this version of proxmox is not supported. requires 8.0 or later. " mine is 8.3.0. any ideas?
I didn’t encounter that issue with Proxmox VE 8.3.2 after updating to it. Ensure your Proxmox version is up-to-date by running the commands 'apt-get update' and 'apt dist-upgrade'. After that, execute the Proxmox VE Post Install Script in the shell.
Nice video, unfortunately I get the error "Requires Proxmox Virtual Environment Version 8.0 or later." with a fresh installed Proxmox 8.3. Feel free to reach out if you wish to debug. My take is on your line 234 on your script should change if ! pveversion | grep -Eq "pve-manager/8.[0-2]" to if ! pveversion | grep -Eq "pve-manager/8.[0-3]" Would that solve the problem?
@@manningcustom No, I guess it would be best if Chris fix it. I tried with the change I suggested but ran into other issues so it could be a few items to iron out for 8.3. He´s got good videos so I hope he keeps the standard up for the scripts too.
I didn’t encounter that issue with Proxmox VE 8.3.2 after updating to it. Ensure your Proxmox version is up-to-date by running the commands 'apt-get update' and 'apt dist-upgrade'. After that, execute the Proxmox VE Post Install Script in the shell.
@@NetworkwithChrisYT Very Odd. I downloaded Proxmox two days ago and re-installed right now with apt-get update and apt dist-upgrade and got the same errors: Start the Proxmox VE Post Install Script (y/n)?y ✗ This version of Proxmox Virtual Environment is not supported Requires Proxmox Virtual Environment Version 8.0 or later. Exiting... root@pm:~# With Proxmox 8.3, is it aconfolct with your sciprt line 234 with "pve-manager/8.[0-2]" ?
@@NetworkwithChrisYT I also see there are a couple of other comments along the same lines. Please feel free to reach out to me and we could do a video conference where you can do some debugging. I am sure it is a small issue but annoyingly persistent.
Omg. Thanks so much. I was trying to find a precise video and I found this one!!!!!
Thank you for watching the video! I am glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for this clear explanation!
You are welcome!
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NIce i will go with you watching a lot of vids. but this one soubds great thanks. wish me luck
I'm glad you enjoyed! I'm trying to get better and diversify my content too. So you might not see a bunch of videos at the same time about Proxmox but I do have a nice list of videos to make dealing with it
May I ask the rationale for setting High Availability to 'no' please?
I set High Availability to "no" for a few reasons. First off, it helps save resources since we don't have to deal with the extra overhead that HA brings. Not every VM we run is critical, so they don't really need that level of redundancy. For things like test environments or less important services, a bit of downtime isn't a big deal.
Plus, managing HA can get a bit complex, it just adds more to maintain. Sometimes, I prefer to handle things manually when something goes wrong, so I have more control over the recovery process. And honestly, HA isn’t always compatible with some of the apps we run, so it makes sense to keep it off for those cases.
@@NetworkwithChrisYT makes perfect sense and thank you for the comprehensive response, cheers. Thanks for the great videos
I was doing great until I tried to use the script. it says " this version of proxmox is not supported. requires 8.0 or later. " mine is 8.3.0.
any ideas?
I didn’t encounter that issue with Proxmox VE 8.3.2 after updating to it. Ensure your Proxmox version is up-to-date by running the commands 'apt-get update' and 'apt dist-upgrade'. After that, execute the Proxmox VE Post Install Script in the shell.
hello great video thanks ,but i just installed 8.3 and the script said not compatible with my version need to be 8.0 orlater but i have 8.3
It should work. I know people have been having a lot of problems with the scripts. I will check it out more
why does it tell me when i do the post install it says this version of proxmox virtual enviroment is not suported
Make sure you are using the proper version of proxmox for this post install script to work
@@NetworkwithChrisYT me to. i'm using 8.3
Nice video, unfortunately I get the error "Requires Proxmox Virtual Environment Version 8.0 or later." with a fresh installed Proxmox 8.3. Feel free to reach out if you wish to debug. My take is on your line 234 on your script should change
if ! pveversion | grep -Eq "pve-manager/8.[0-2]"
to
if ! pveversion | grep -Eq "pve-manager/8.[0-3]"
Would that solve the problem?
I ran into the same problem. was this fixed?
@@manningcustom No, I guess it would be best if Chris fix it. I tried with the change I suggested but ran into other issues so it could be a few items to iron out for 8.3. He´s got good videos so I hope he keeps the standard up for the scripts too.
I didn’t encounter that issue with Proxmox VE 8.3.2 after updating to it. Ensure your Proxmox version is up-to-date by running the commands 'apt-get update' and 'apt dist-upgrade'. After that, execute the Proxmox VE Post Install Script in the shell.
@@NetworkwithChrisYT Very Odd. I downloaded Proxmox two days ago and re-installed right now with apt-get update and apt dist-upgrade and got the same errors:
Start the Proxmox VE Post Install Script (y/n)?y
✗ This version of Proxmox Virtual Environment is not supported
Requires Proxmox Virtual Environment Version 8.0 or later.
Exiting...
root@pm:~#
With Proxmox 8.3, is it aconfolct with your sciprt line 234 with "pve-manager/8.[0-2]" ?
@@NetworkwithChrisYT I also see there are a couple of other comments along the same lines. Please feel free to reach out to me and we could do a video conference where you can do some debugging. I am sure it is a small issue but annoyingly persistent.