#lxc

This is my first post. I've been dabbling with Proxmox for about a year now, and have usually been able to find the answers I need in the excellent documentation or the abundance of community discussions. While there is a lot of documentation and community resources for what I'm trying to do, I...

Hello everyone, I'm encountering a bit of trouble while configuring an LXC container. My goal is to set up specific permissions for both an NFS share and a /dev/dri/renderD128 device. I've made some progress and everything works (nfs share and /dev/dri/renderD128 access), but I'm currently...

Long story short I need to reduce the size of a couple of containers. Was planning on using resize2fs and lvreduce to accomplish this. However my containers are sitting on ceph therefore i don't have a 'path' to use for those utilities? My only thought was to move it to local storage -...

Hey guys, what's up? There's a strange problem that happens with our Proxmox servers from the beginning when we started using version 6.0. When there's a blackout or something that "abrupt" shutdown our Proxmox physical hosts; after we turned them on, all LXCs containers does not start their...

Hello Environment: Debian 11 & Proxmox 7.0-11 I come to you because I encounter a backup problem in snapshot mode on my proxmox server and that for two LXC containers, the others no worries All of my containers are saved every week without any worries. Except this Saturday, two of my vm give...

Hello There, I searched and read all related configuration topic, but would like to ask a little help too. HP Proilant DL380e Gen8 / 2 x Intel Xeon 8 Core E5-2450L @ 1,8GHz 20MB Cache / 16GB DDR3 RAM / Intel C600 Chipset / 14 x 3,5" HDD bays / P420 RAID Controller with 1GB RAM / 4 x 1GB NIC...

I've searched a lot and everyone else's issues seem to be related to NFS permissions and not being able to create the directory on temp space on NFS. This is not the problem I'm having. I don't have enough space on the Proxmox nodes to use local temp so I use a big NFS share to store everything...