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Redoing the curl test with netcat listening: root@gitea:~# systemctl stop docker.socket docker.service gitea.service root@gitea:~# !nc nc -l 3000 ^C root@nginx-proxy:~# curl -vk 192.168.10.122:3000 * Trying 192.168.10.122:3000... ^C root@gitea:~# !tcp tcpdump -enni eth0 port 3000 tcpdump...

Hello all, I have an LXC running the Gitea binary. (I am planning on running act_runner and docker alongside it). I also have an nginx LXC on a separate VLAN (same Proxmox server) that acts as a proxy and ssl termination point. This setup has been working with no issue for a month. Last night...

Thanks for the reply, the author of the patch stated that they are working with Intel to fix this on the driver side here: https://github.com/intel/gvt-linux/issues/153#issuecomment-1309030391 but efforts have been slow.

Hi, I am facing an issue with PCI passthrough to a Windows VM that is resolved by building a custom kernel using the patch specified here: https://github.com/intel/gvt-linux/issues/153#issuecomment-1047603809 Rather than re-compile the kernel each time an update is made upstream, can this patch...

Here is what I have set under "Network" And on a VM which I want to access vlan 20: On the switch side, the interface is setup as a trunk port to the VLAN's I have configured.

Hello fourm, I am looking to build a kernel containing the following patch file: https://github.com/intel/gvt-linux/files/8115454/0001-gvt-handle-buggy-guest-driver-ppgtt-access.patch.txt to resolve an issue I am having with a Windows 10 virtual machine causing a hypervisor lockup. I followed...

This is what I believe will need to be done. For future fourm-goers finding this post through Google, changing the grub menu to boot into single user mode and editing /etc/network/interfaces file to set dhcp is likely the easiest path forward.

Did you ever come up with a solution to this problem? I am facing the same issue when attempting to run ova files downloaded from vulnhub.

Awesome, thank you! I disabled and masked the ssh.socket service and enabled the ssh service and see that ssh is now listening on the expected port.

Hello, I am looking to change the ssh port of a Debian 11 LXC. I have updated the `/etc/ssh/sshd_config` file: # grep ^Port /etc/ssh/sshd_config Port 50022 however after a reboot of the container, the ssh port configuration is no longer respected. When checking the ssh service in the...

Hello, I am looking to change the ssh port of a Debian 11 LXC. I have updated the `/etc/ssh/sshd_config` file: # grep ^Port /etc/ssh/sshd_config Port 50022 however after a reboot of the container, the ssh port configuration is no longer respected. When checking the ssh service in the...

After changing from mediated to PCI device passthrough, VM is no longer crashing. Seems like there is an issue with using mediated devices? Any guidance on getting mediated devices working would be appreciated.

Hello, I have a Windows 10 virtual machine that I am using mediated pci-e passthrough so that the virtual machine (Blue Iris NVR) can take advantage of the graphics card. The issue that I am facing is that the VM lock up after 20 minutes to an hour after adding the pci device. I have tried...

Hello, I have an Intel Xeon E-2246G CPU with mediated device working on a QEMU virtual machine running Windows 10 and Blue Iris NVR software working. I would like to pass through the second mediated device to an LXC container if possible. How would I go about adding the i915-GVTg_V5_8 to the...

Just tried, I can confirm that symlinks will work. Usage is as follows: ln -s /path/to/file /path/to/symlink

I had a similar issue installing FreeNAS which is FreeBSD based. I ended up trying different CPU virtualization types. Qemu64 ended up working for me, but FreeNAS that I am using is x86_64. Try qemu32 or host.

Without digging too deep into editing the web gui, you could add each parent folder as a storage directory. Or if you only want to boot the vm, you could edit their respective configuration file and specify the iso file path. ide2...

This appears to have worked. I did power down the VM taking the snapshot and performing the merge(?) using the lvconvert command. I will test further to determine if this is needed. Thank you for the quick reply.

Hello, I am attempting to create copy on write snapshot of my Windows Server 2008 R2 VM for testing purposes. I would like to be able to snapshot the VM at a point in time, make changes, delete the snapshot and be back to the time before taking the snapshot. I have completed the following...

What is the physical NIC you are using? Do you have multiple VM's sharing the same NIC? Paste the output from 'lspci -vv' from the proxmox gui here. Regards, Kris Crawford