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    Mount of CT raw file to rootfs

    Here is my ("/etc/pve/lxc/ID.conf") file : arch: i386 cpulimit: 2 cpuunits: 1024 hostname: myCT memory: 512 net0: name=eth0,bridge=vmbr0,gw=192.168.0.10,hwaddr=96:33:1B:89:F6:B6,ip=192.168.0.29/24,type=veth ostype: debian rootfs: local:101/vm-101-disk-1.raw,size=20G swap: 1024 And ("pveversion...
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    Mount of CT raw file to rootfs

    Thanks fabian for the solution. But when I start my CT I have this log line : Filesystem type 'fuse.lxcfs' is not supported. Skipping mount. Is it normal ?
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    Mount of CT raw file to rootfs

    Hi there ! Sine I've moved to LXC, I am unable to access to the rootfs of my Containers from my host when they are started. My containers are stored in ".raw" files, containing the partition table, and this files are stored in this directory : /var/lib/vz/images/<CT.ID>/<CT.ID>.raw I want...
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    Using nmap for network scan

    Nothing ! Even with -e venet0 or venet0:0
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    Using nmap for network scan

    I stopped the CT, applied config, but nothing new.. Thanks for trying !!
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    Using nmap for network scan

    I can see something better ! Is working ! but the original (with udp): Isn't working You requested a scan type which requires root privileges. QUITTING! So why does it working with this "unprivileged" option ?
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    Using nmap for network scan

    So weird..
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    Using nmap for network scan

    Yes, I forgot to paste it :
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    Using nmap for network scan

    Hi ! I'm trying to use nmap to make some scans on my private network over my CT (Debian 7). Unfortunately, with this command : nmap 192.168.0.0/24 -n -sU -p161 -T5 --max_retries=1 --host_timeout=150ms --max_rtt_timeout=10ms I get this error : Starting Nmap 6.00 ( http://nmap.org ) at...
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    [SOLVED] LVM : Not Available at boot

    No I didn't but this is not linked to the _netdev option because my LVM can be seen (iSCSI is already connected), but the LVM get the status NOT Available (I just have to type lvchange -a y [LV] on each node). Here is my start script to make LVM Available :
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    [SOLVED] LVM : Not Available at boot

    Yes, I did
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    [SOLVED] LVM : Not Available at boot

    Yes, my node automaticaly connect to iSCSI, and see the LV I have 4 LV (for 4 nodes) created with each node, but the LV is marked as "NOT Available" on each time. Thanks
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    [SOLVED] LVM : Not Available at boot

    This is what I did, ISCSI is OK, but my problem is caused by LVM NOT Available at the node reboot. So I edited fstab accordingly, but it can't mount my LV while it's NOT Available
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