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Okay, maybe that's what I misunderstood. I think I may give unprivilaged another try, sadly I deleted the lxc.

I currently went into grub config file. sudo nano /etc/default/grub added intel_iommu=on GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="intel_iommu=on" Rebuilt grub grub-mkconfig rebooted Now dmesg | grep -i iommu appears to be saying that Iommu is working. So I switch back over to Jellyfin which has Intel Quick-Sync...

I may check that out. I ended with a debian minimal install which is working well until I can't get quicksync passthrough working. Ironically I had it working in the LXC lol. Setting up a jellyfin VM/LXC has been time consuming. Because I'm facing new issues in a different environment, I created...

I'm posting again as I've abandoned the LXC container as I was receiving a lot of advice about how unsecure privilaged containers and how normal people don't run LXC containers for docker. *shrug* Anyways, now that I've setup a new VM with Debian minimal, I've got the original issue resolved...

The docker / docker compose guides on youtube are littered with so many setting them up on LXC containers. I went ahead and created a Ubuntu Server VM but is there another good VM or KVM to use for my purpose that is light weight? It uses 400mb ram before running anything but the kernel.

I've come so far for my use case in docker in the LXC. Hate to not resolve this issue but I do see how it could create some security issues.

What's the recommended method for running docker then? I thought this was how most installed their docker compose

Did I not edit the lxc ###.config file properly to give permission to the /dev/net/tun?

Being that the privileged flag caused failures right away, I tried other things. I found that, " --device=[] Allows you to run devices inside the container without the --privileged flag. Even have this running to allow one of my dock containers access to Intel Quick-sync. I used...

Here are the results from inside the LXC. root@docker ~# ls -aln /dev/net/tun crw-rw-rw- 1 0 0 10, 200 Jul 27 07:30 /dev/net/tun

I've gone through the forums and every wiki I can find but so far nothing has solved my issue. Need to be able to route some docker compose containers through a vpn. version: "3.5" services: transmission-openvpn: container_name: transmission-openvpn cap_add: - NET_ADMIN...

I hear this stack setup being mentioned over and over, but not much information about how to get there. I've got Proxmox on baremetal and reconfiguring my spinning drives now (currently wiped) and ready to configure. My ideal stack is: Proxmox -Truenas (for sharing media and doing...

Issue has been resolved by changing the nameserver to 1.1.1.1 Appreciate all the help!

@fabian I'm using a Mikrotik router and don't see anything about DNS resolver in there. Still looking for solutions. The router itself is pulling dynamic IP from the modem. When I ran Ubuntu Server on bare metal I didn't have this issue, so I believe it's a proxmox thing? I've also been on...

Possible Network Router Preventing Updates I'm on a fresh install of Proxmox on baremetal. Able to log on and do some things and was tinkering in shell. Early on I noticed that I was getting things like "Temporary failure resolving 'ftp.us.debian.org' or 'Failed to fetch http: ....etc" when...