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    Problem with LXC

    Hello everyone, I wanted to configure LXC alpine to use jellyfin in docker but I am facing problem after setting lxc.idmap forwarding. Docker works before these settings. I need to transfer 44 to 27 from the host. 101 has docker in LXC, and on the host 'input', and 104 to 104. Unfortunately, I...
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    Cannot start "cgroups" service in Alpine LXC

    I'm currently running an empty Alpine LXC and attempting to start cgroups so that something like Docker can be run, but I keep running into the same issue. This is on Promox's Alpine 3.19 template, which uses a new version of OpenRC that defaults to cgroupv2. ~: service cgroups start mount...
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    Alpine cant mount smb share with 'netmount' enabled on boot

    I'm facing an issue with my Proxmox setup, specifically regarding automounting an SMB share on boot within a privileged LXC container running Alpine 3.18. I have followed the steps outlined below, but the share doesn't mount automatically on boot. 1. Added the following entry to /etc/fstab...
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    Sharing a host's folder with containers for read and write

    I am currently running into permission errors inside an Alpine LXC (using the template included with Proxmox 7.3) when trying (as root) to mount a folder shared on the Proxmox host. The error occurs for both SMB and NFS. Here is how it looks like from the client side: Alpine-CT100:~# cat...
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    PiMox - NO IP address for alpine VM

    Working mostly with dockerised dev and prod env, it's my new experience with Proxmox. I installed RPi OS lite 64-bit on RPi4-8GB. Then I switched from dhcpcd to NetworkManager for networking. Afterwards I had to change a file `/etc/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.conf` and make `managed=true` for...
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    alpine container image terminal incorrect, text editors unusable

    Hi. When I tried to setup an alpine container, I couldn't use nano or vim and would receive an error regarding the $TERM variable. Its value was "vt[container#]" I'm not a linux expert by any means, but when I tried using the latest debian container instead, the $TERM value was just "linux". So...