Setup Guide
The following steps describe how you can add the PVE WSH debian repository in your proxmox cluster nodes.
You can choose to only install the packages on a few nodes in a given cluster, but you will not be able to migrate or restore guests with the extended configuration values to non-compatible PVE nodes.
Current packages
Section titled “Current packages”| Package | Version | Architecture | Release |
|---|---|---|---|
pve-manager | 9.2.4+wsh1 | all | pve-manager-9.2.4-wsh1 |
qemu-server | 9.1.18+wsh1 | amd64 | qemu-server-9.1.18-wsh1 |
pve-qemu-kvm | 11.0.0-4+wsh2 | amd64 | pve-qemu-11.0.0-4-wsh2 |
pve-manager/stable 9.2.4+wsh1 all
qemu-server/stable 9.1.18+wsh1 amd64
pve-qemu-kvm/stable 11.0.0-4+wsh2 amd64
Installing the repository
Section titled “Installing the repository”# Add the repository signing keywget -O - http://debian.wshosting.no/debian/conf/wsh-pve.gpg.key | sudo gpg --dearmor -o /usr/share/keyrings/wsh-pve.gpg
# Add the repositorysudo wget -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/wsh-pve.sources http://debian.wshosting.no/debian/conf/wsh-pve.sources
# Update repository cache and show packages that can be installedsudo apt update && sudo apt list --upgradable
# Install the replacement packagessudo apt full-upgradeAfter apt update, the packages listed above should appear as upgradable from the stable suite.