Recent content by finlaydag33k

Yes, here is an an example profile: profile lxc-container-default-with-nfs flags=(attach_disconnected,mediate_deleted) { #include <abstractions/lxc/container-base> # allow NFS (nfs/nfs4) mounts. mount fstype=nfs*, mount fstype=cgroup -> /sys/fs/cgroup/**, }

Add `mount fstype=cgroup -> /sys/fs/cgroup/**,` to your file and you should be good

UPDATE4: This did not work out as I had hoped, I just added the `container` capability to the `local` storage, then copied it from the fileserver to the right folder (/var/lib/pve/images/<CTID>) and it worked perfectly fine :) For those wondering why I am "spamming" these updates: It is so...

UPDATE3: found the image in `/dev/pve`

UPDATE2: I can't seem to find the location of the CT images... I've looked in `/var/lib/lxc` and `/var/lib/vz/images`

UPDATE: literally a few seconds later I noticed that Proxmox5 uses LVM-Thin by default, I made a new volume with `LVM` (not `LVM-Thin`) and it now created an image... Let's see what happens when I copy the old image to the new CT..

My idiot colleague was trying to upgrade our non-clustered PVE node (exact version is unknown, but if I remember correctly it was 4.1 or 4.3) to 5.x. This however led to some unexpected failure of the node (errors n stuff). After reverting back to the Jessie sources, we managed to get it...

Thanks, there was no man entry, but I managed to figure it out by the man entry you mentioned. apt-get install ca-certificates update-ca-certificates

Hii There, Today, I installed a little LXC container with a python script to update my DNS records when my IP changes. However, I get an error that the certificate for the website that it makes the request to (CloudFlare in this case) is invalid. In fact: ALL certificates that aren't from major...

where can I find the `lxc-default-cgns`? I've looked in /etc/apparmor.d/lxc, but it doesn't exist there.

Hii There, So I'm switching my VMs to Containers (as containers seem to be the better choice at the moment). However, one of my containers needs to mount a CIFS share (I know NFS is probably the better choice, but it's just for a Plex Media Server). However, Apparmor denied mounting (which took...

I have this issue as well, though rebooting the container works for me. Would like to get rid of it :)

Thanks, this seemed to work :D Since FTP is a good standard in my opinion. especially for remote operation.

hii there, I just got a new NAS here, which will house all the VMs. This new NAS will replace the old NAS that holds all the drives, but when I turn off all VMs and login to my NAS through FTP and copy the proxmox share (/mnt/Storage/proxmox) from my NAS to my backup drive, I get some errors...

another update: 2 more VMs got started succesfully. This confirms that the NFS share should be working just fine.