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I've tried several scripts (gitea, gitea alpine, immich, puhole) and all are failing with the same error: |
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my mistake (?) the error was generated because I started one out of two nodes of my cluster. Now I'm wondering why you have to have all nodes up to install a new lxc |
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In a Proxmox VE cluster, it is not allowed to make changes to the cluster configuration (such as creating a CT or VM) if the cluster is not “quorate”. This means: If the cluster does not reach a quorum (e.g. with a 2-node cluster and only one node is online), actions such as pct create, qm create, etc. are not allowed - even if you are directly on the working node. |
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I see, thank you |
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But if you have time, I have installed an additional check in the DEV repo as a test. Can you skip your one cluster node and build the debian-lxc? bash -c “$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/community-scripts/ProxmoxVED/main/ct/debian.sh)”Do you get an error? Can you upload an Screenshot? |
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sure,. it stops immediately with the error:
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Error means that the script you’re downloading uses curly smart quotes (“ and ”) instead of regular ASCII quotes ("). Bash doesn't understand smart quotes, so it fails when trying to parse the shebang (#!/usr/bin/env bash) line. |
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ooppss sorry, I didn't notice the quotes. Anyway here is what happened with the right quotes.
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Yeah the Cluster Check is atm disabled. I readd this in next hours, because ive tested some things |
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its reenabled. can you test again? |
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yepp, now we have the correct error message about the cluster not being in quorum
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In a Proxmox VE cluster, it is not allowed to make changes to the cluster configuration (such as creating a CT or VM) if the cluster is not “quorate”. This means: If the cluster does not reach a quorum (e.g. with a 2-node cluster and only one node is online), actions such as pct create, qm create, etc. are not allowed - even if you are directly on the working node.