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[GH-ISSUE #14] Installation Error - Missing dependencies #11
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Originally created by @myopenflixr on GitHub (Aug 2, 2019).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/Corsinvest/cv4pve-autosnap/issues/14
Hello,
I tried installing this on my Proxmox host (v. 6.0-5) and receive the following dependency errors that I cannot figure out how to resolve.
None of the missing dependencies have any installation candidates.
Any suggestions?
On a side note, should this be installed on the Proxmox host or another local server?
Thanks,
Mike
@franklupo commented on GitHub (Aug 3, 2019):
Hi,
The idea is to install it externally and use the API of Proxmox VE.
However the problem should not exist even if installed internally.
I'll check and update you.
Best regards
@franklupo commented on GitHub (Aug 3, 2019):
Hi,
temporary fix execute
Best regards
@myopenflixr commented on GitHub (Aug 3, 2019):
Hi,
I was able to successfully install it on another server on my home network and am now running into a new issue when trying to execute the following command:
sudo cv4pve-autosnap --host=172.16.0.6 --username=root@pam --password=mypassworsd snap --vmid=all --label='daily' --keep=2The error I receive is:
Unrecognized option '--vmid=all'I have tried numerous times replacing "--vmid=all" with various VM & container numbers and always receive the same error. It's almost like it does not like the --vmid command, but if you leave it out completely, there of course is an error stating that it's missing the --vmid command.
I have a home lab setup with 2 proxmox servers in a cluster and would love to be able to automate a daily snapshot for my containers and VM's. Neither server are paid subscriptions (not sure if that matters).
Can you please assist with this issue as well?
Thanks!
@franklupo commented on GitHub (Aug 7, 2019):
Hi,
the correct commans is
--vmid before snap command.
Best regards
@myopenflixr commented on GitHub (Aug 7, 2019):
That worked!
--vmid before snap command was the issue!
Thank you!