bind mount point

Hi, I know barely enough to make my life difficult and yes, searched, read, tried many steps found here and elsewhere. Essentially, mounting a mirrored zfs dataset in a container to run Samba file sharing. Saw this guide: https://blog.kye.dev/proxmox-zfs-mounts and followed it. Next steps...

I'm looking to setup a light SIEM in my homelab, well it's more just an "observability" setup really. I'm planning to put both logs and metrics into this across a variety of systems. I know I can export metrics via the native influxdb/graphite options but there's no built-in way to export logs...

I have a SSD that is mounted on a linux VM (Plex-VM)-- vm, mp0 /mnt/plex23,mp=/mnt/plex23 Can i also mount this same point to another machine at the same time? I utilize a service that is only available on windows (Goob-VM) Hypothetically the mount point would be linked to two virtual...

I have two containers A and B. Container A #101 has only a rootfs: arch: amd64 cores: 1 hostname: A memory: 2048 nameserver: 127.0.0.1 net0: name=eth0,bridge=vmbr0,firewall=1,gw=x.x.x.1,hwaddr=xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx,ip=x.x.x.7/24,type=veth onboot: 1 ostype: alpine rootfs...

Hi, I'm trying to bind mount an exFAT 5 To Western Digital Essentials Drive which i previously use for my Mac and Windows PC so I have a lot of data on it. I just noticed that the new Western Digital HDDs are soldered to the USB port. What a hell ! Because i don't have a lot of money for the...

I have a HDD mounted to a VM (Plex server). I would like to re-create my Plex server as a container. When I set up a bind mount, rather than seeing my two folders - media_library and MetaData, I see: dump images lost+found private snippets template. The HDD is a directory in ext4. Here is...

I've setup my hardware storage layer using LVM/LVM thin, and now I'm trying to figure out how to share bulk storage across guests (e.g. between a Debian server and a Jellyfin container) in such a way that it's not included in container back-ups. I've found two approaches: 1. Samba on Proxmox...

So I have been trying to get an NFS share to work on my proxmox containers to use them to backup our websites and also the containers that the websites are on. So far I can get both the PVE and also the containers to see the NFS and read and write to it with mount when logged into each container...

I am having conceptual trouble with mounting a usb hard drive for use with an LXC guest. Version is: ~$ pveversion pve-manager/7.1-8/5b267f33 (running kernel: 5.13.19-2-pve) The main references I'm using are: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/mount-external-hdd-in-lxc-container.50897/...

I did in place upgrade from 5.x to 7 and after that my HDD on LXC bind as mp became suddenly read only. On host I can access mounted UBS drive and write to it as root. On LXCs (priviliged) mp setup did not changed from 5.x, they have no "extra" options added from my end but they suddenly...

Hello fellow Proxmox enthusiasts, I want to set up a few LXC containers which need to access network shares (SMB/CIFS). I noticed that in order to get them working I need a privileged container with CIFS enabled. Is it a better method to mount the network share in proxmox and bind the mount...

Hi. I have an idea that I'm not sure is feasible. I have a ZFS Pool called POOL1, as well as a container running SAMBA (a SMB server) and another container running twistd (a simple HTTP file server). My goal is to be able to drop a file in a special "public" folder on the SMB (lets say...

Hallo zusammen, ich setze gerade testweise auf einem LXC eine Nextcloud auf (zu Dokumentationszwecken). Da ich das Nextcloud Data Verzeichnis auf meiner NAS liegen haben will, jedoch man mir empfohlen hat, in einem LXC einen Bind Mount Point auf den Host zu legen (der Host hat via /etc/fstab...

Guten Morgen, da man ja einen LXC, welcher einen Bind Mount Point integriert hat, nicht mit dem Snapshot Verfahren zwischensichern kann, bleibt ja nur das normale Backupverfahren übrig. Was passiert denn mit den Daten, welche im Bind Mount Point liegen? Bei mir ist das Endziel meine NAS. Diese...