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Proxmox VE 9 GRUB boot issues after upgrading from version 8 (pve8to9)

Proxmox VE 9 GRUB boot issues after upgrading from version 8 (pve8to9)

If you've recently upgraded your Proxmox VE server from version 8 to version 9 and found yourself staring at a black screen with cryptic GRUB errors, you're not alone. Many users running MD RAID configurations have hit this frustrating issue, and we're here to help you get your server back up an ...

Shrink Proxmox LVM root partition and extend data partition

Shrink Proxmox LVM root partition and extend data partition

Reducing the size of /dev/pve/root (the root logical volume in a default Proxmox setup using LVM) and extend the space of /dev/pve/data can be done using SystemRescueCD (or any live Linux environment with LVM and filesystem tools).

This i ...

Extract all destinations (email recipients) from Postfix queue

Extract all destinations (email recipients) from Postfix queue

To extract all destinations (i.e., the recipients) from the Postfix mail queue (mailq), you can use the following Bash one-liner:

mailq | awk '/^[A-F0-9]/ {in_msg=1; next} in_msg && /^[ \t]*[^ ]+@[^ ]+/ {print $1}' | sort | uniq

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