Problem with Proxmox Integration on 1.x
Homarr: 1.9.0
OS: Ubuntu 24.04
I am trying to get Proxmox integration to work on homarr 1.9.
My app configuration:
See attached screenshot.
I have used proxmox on older versions of homarr sucessfully. So, I have the necessary proxmox configurations in place, but they don't save on 1.x.
One question came up right now: My app configuration is using just the host name of the proxmox host. It doesn't let me use the host plus port. Is that an issue?
In a next step, I will get some logs from homarr and proxmox.

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