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hallo @CMC, habt ihr das hinbekommen? ich habe gerade die gleiche herausforderung: * !root/ !etc/ !opt/ !var/* !usr/local/ **/.[Cc]ache/ **/tmp/ var/apt/cache/archives/ var/lib/apt/lists/ var/lib/vz/ var/log/ var/tmp/ sollte alles im "/" ausschliessen, bis auf /root, /etc, /opt, /usr/local/...

@oguz, thank you for helping me with that one & sry, was away for a few days. > * are the laptops the same hardware? no, Laptop A (my laptop) is a TP E490, 2019 Laptop B (customer) are actually 2 laptops, One HP one TP X1 (2018/2019) > * separate standalone hosts or in a cluster? all are...

@oguz , sure, but doing that manual is not a solution. the initial question was, why do 2 identical systems behave differently on 2 different laptops? why does udev give the mobiles diff. rights and groups and why do the udev-rules not work? these would be the parts which where needed to get...

container yes, then it is accessible from adb as root. the goal is, to have it accessible from userid 1000 (+100000) crw-rw----+ 1 root root 189, 7 Sep 24 07:18 /dev/bus/usb/001/008 but the udev-rools on the laptop B are not working: SUBSYSTEMS=="usb", ATTRS{idVendor}=="04e8"...

hey @oguz has the same effect: $ l bus/usb/001/008 crw-rw----+ 1 nobody nogroup 189, 7 Sep 24 07:18 bus/usb/001/008 sry didn't mention, but they are the same: arch: amd64 cores: 2 features: mknod=1,nesting=1,fuse=1,keyctl=1 hostname: usb memory: 512 net0...

hello, on two different laptops, connecting a mobile (different mobiles, but both in ADB) and passing it through to an unpriv. LXC give different results. on laptop A, the device entry created looks like crw-rw-rw-+ 1 root dialout 189, 138 Sep 24 07:27 /dev/bus/usb/002/011 in the container...

thx @fabian, that did the job. while talking about spamming the log – slightly OT: is there a way (planed) to dim the messages, which show up every 10 sec: proxmox-backup-api[1807]: successful auth for user 'backup@pbs'

@fabian, when should the patch be roled out? this error spamming the log gets really annoing.

same here, running on a Laptop in conjunction with PVE. PVE: 6.2--1 PBS: 0.8.9-1 Kernel: 5.4.44-2-pve The error did also appear, running on a priv/unpriv LXC (on another, dedi Host), but does only not appear when PBS runs in a KVM (on that dedi) Servus, günter

meanwhile the fog lifted. In the beginning I faced a mixture of "culprits", all had a logical solution. ping to PVE-host was suppressed by FW, blocking ICMP ping to VMs with public interfaces on that host did not respond, due to routing issues that mixed up to a "picture of not working" sorry...

@oguz, sry for not having been clearer. these are all separate hosts, in diff. locations. I have a Laptop with PVE (WG-config, not a peer) the 2 PVE are my main dedi-hosts (WG-config: peers), and a VM, which is running at another place@someprovider, (WG-config: peer). on the VM, which has just...

hello, I have 4 hosts connected per WG. 2 are PVE with public IP 1 PVE Laptop 1 VM (public Cloud) the PVE hosts are not reachable. turning WG debugging on, exposes: wireguard: vpn-serv0: Failed to give packet to userspace from peer 1 (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:51820) … the moment I turn off FW, all...

hello, I'm struggling with with a "simple" setup. vmbr0 has ext-IP vmbr1 is nat LXC is connected to vmbr1 only portforwarding from outside is working the service within the LXC needs to check the availability of the configured ext-IP an tries to reach it's port(forwarding) -> does not work...

I understand, but I meant only PVE-related stuff, not what's running in the VMs/LXCs, except things like docker/VPN, which need special configuration. but I think you got my intention. thanks in advance

@oguz, sorry for late reply, been very busy… * docker/containerd in LXC * nested virt. I have found a link to the wiki in the forum, but no link in the How-To section. * what else is documented but hidden? I might add to this in time…, or, if you prefer, you could open a new topic and ask the...

thanks for the answer. I found tons of hints, to put my adds into /etc/lxc/default.conf – all wrong! @oguz, why are so often reoccurring topics not part of the how-to section? i.e. tun/tap on non-/privileged container, LXC-defaults, VM-name in the backups, etc? it's very tedious to read hundreds...

hi, I tried to set some default entries (cgroup for tun/tap and mount) in /etc/lxc/default.conf, /etc/lxc/lxc.conf and ~/.config/lxc/lxc.conf, but non of this get's included on LXC create, for both, priv. and nonpriv. types cat /etc/lxc/default.conf conf:lxc.cgroup.devices.allow = c 10:200 rwm...