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I am also getting issues with NTP. When looking at the host syslog I do see the following udit[1065261]: AVC apparmor="DENIED" operation="mount" info="failed flags match" error=-13 profile="lxc-999_</var/lib/lxc>" name="/sys/fs/bpf/" pid=1065261 comm="mount" fstype="bpf" srcname="bpffs"...

I now have kernel version 5.13 rather than 5.4. it's even better than running an OpenWrt snapshot in a VM which will be having kernel 5.10

this guide worked like a charm. thanks a bunch everyone participating in this thread. let the good times begin!!!

I think that once OpenWrt has moved away from iptables the @ProxmoxStaff should give it a fair try. Maybe it works out great

And I've tried most all alternatives

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I do think though that moving away from iptables can't happen soon enough

It's not only plenty. it is brutal ;)

really I think the people at turnkey should consider this. I'll state again that OpenWrt is hands down the best in class. Or are there suggestions to things we might have missed?

uggg so an OpenWrt LXC might not be an out of the box experience then ;(

please elaborate?

thank you! I will give it a try early next week. I am already getting excited ;) !!!

pls give me some time, maybe early next week

It's great to find an OpenWrt user here.

I am pretty sure though that OpenWrt still will win my love

I could check again for more info. But I'd rather hear from you if you ahve OpenWrt as your main driver at the moment or have moved to another solution in the time being? Reason I ask is because I am still trying to figure out what best suits my goals

@Moayad, may I kindly ask you to relay this request to the higher ups?

I mean it is, as far as I was able to determine, by far the best in class. even going well beyond it's class

having OpenWrt as a container would be great indeed. But @ProxmoxStaff, Can you recommend any other GUI to get a true OpenWrt experience?

I second this request. However this is not really a proxmox issue. This is an LXC issue. So we should focus our efforts there. It would be great though if one of the proxmox gurus find a solution