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You're right, I didn't notice that problem from the log. I ended up on doing a clean install of Proxmox and reimport all from backup. I confirm that now everything works right, even creating new unprivileged container. Thanks for your hint.

Wonder if this could be helpful: root@pve:~# pct start 110 --debug run_buffer: 321 Script exited with status 1 lxc_setup: 4398 Failed to run autodev hooks do_start: 1274 Failed to setup container "110" sync_wait: 34 An error occurred in another process (expected sequence number 4) __lxc_start...

I have the same problem. I tried to set a new unprivileged lxc container and this is the error I receive: run_buffer: 321 Script exited with status 1 lxc_setup: 4398 Failed to run autodev hooks do_start: 1274 Failed to setup container "110" sync_wait: 34 An error occurred in another process...

I think you made my day. I had to better setup the container start order, by letting start at first container without external resources and then the other one. Now I don't have any issue by rebooting the PVE. The only strange thing is that the problem occurs only with Docker inside an LXC...

Hi, I set up the container start as last among the others one. By reading the Wiki on startup delay, I understand that it delay the start of following container and not this one. If I'm right, I should setup the delay on the container that starts before this one. Is it correct?

Can I provide more information about my issue? Let me know.

Hi, I tried to search inside the forum but I didn't find anything that applies on my case. The problem is the following: I upgraded from Promox 6.5 to 7 lately and everything went well except for my privileged container based on Debian 11 in which I have installed Docker. When I restart the...

Hi, I tried to follow this example on my proxmox setup. I have apache inside an lxc container and already configured different "config" files. I'd like to have access to my Proxmox instance from outside my lan. I wrote the following code form the above example but it doesn't work. <VirtualHost...