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Well, it is supposed that if container is stopped, doesn't need to be upgraded or is not in production. And by the way, this an example of a short script to do the job, can be improved, and adapted to your needs... But thanks pointing out that. Regards!

Three lines without counting shebang :D #!/bin/bash for CT in $(pct list | grep running | awk '{print $1}'); do pct exec ${CT} -- bash -c "apt update && apt dist-upgrade -y && apt clean" done

I have a question about that. I'll explain my point: I have a server Quad Xeon with 2 net cards, and installed proxmox there, so far so good, and, inside the promox box I installed pfsense to act as a firewall for my lan. Schema: WAN -> Proxmox[eth0] | MyBox VMs[other VMs] | pfsense[as...