Plugin is implementing older storage api

[2relativ]

Hi, I just stumbled on this project and just tried it out with my new truenas setup. So far I enjoy it, thank you for you great work and easy instructions. I just have one thing to add. When migrating vms from one node to another, I see warnings about an older storage api being used. Having read the readme, I fear I might be using the soon to be deprecated restapi instead of websocket. I am confused, because I just installed it on pve 9 with truenas 25.10 as nvme/tcp share via the one line tool. I did alter the storage.cfg manually now and set the mode manually to ws but it still appears. Please, help me figure this out or point me in the right direction.

[WarlockSyno]

Hey there @2relativ! This is actually an error in the plugin and Proxmox itself, basically this is saying that the plugin is using an older version of the Proxmox API than what you have available.

There's a spot in the plugin where I set what version of the API that it has been tested to. If for any reason a Proxmox environment updates past that point, through normal updates and what not, then it will just give a warning as a way of letting the user know that the plugin hasn't been validated against the plugin. It's a mostly harmless thing but just annoying.

Can you give me the version number of your Proxmox install?

In the terminal:
pveversion

[2relativ]

Thanks for the fast explanation. That is a relief. And it makes semse, since I am basically up to date now running pve-manager/9.1.2/9d436f37a0ac4172 with kernel 6.17.2-2-pve

[2relativ]

Hey, another thing. I am not sure if it is connected to this API issue. Somehow (I can't explain how or why) after a reboot the vms may loose their disks or (weirdly) the have somehow a disk attached to them to which they don't belong. My PFsense couldn't boot and the disk was attached to my freifunk vm. Checkmk completely lost the disk and couldn't boot anymore and CasaOS swapped with my PBS. Sometimes I get the error, that the NVMe couldn't be found

[2relativ]

My bad. I properly read the documentation about storage in proxmox. RTFM ;) LVM-Thin as shared storage is bad. I guess it just happened sometimes that disks worked or stopped working after live migration. I have to dive deeper into this than I thought