Hello all.
I need to be able to mount a volume from a host that is not on the proxmox server onto an lxc container.
Whenever I try, I get:
root@trin6:~# mount -t cifs -o user=admin //192.168.1.15/Applications /mnt/mymnt
mount: //192.168.1.15/Applications is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: cannot mount //192.168.1.15/Applications read-only
I can use this same command on the proxmox server itself and it works fine.
No matter which mount I use, or how it's shared from the host, I get the same error in the container.
What do I have to do to enable this on the container itself?
I've seen posts that say, "use vxctl and add feature 'nfs
n'", however there is no vzctl any longer, and none of the lxc-* commands look to provide that same service.
So, how can I do this on prox 4.x?
Thanks
I need to be able to mount a volume from a host that is not on the proxmox server onto an lxc container.
Whenever I try, I get:
root@trin6:~# mount -t cifs -o user=admin //192.168.1.15/Applications /mnt/mymnt
mount: //192.168.1.15/Applications is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: cannot mount //192.168.1.15/Applications read-only
I can use this same command on the proxmox server itself and it works fine.
No matter which mount I use, or how it's shared from the host, I get the same error in the container.
What do I have to do to enable this on the container itself?
I've seen posts that say, "use vxctl and add feature 'nfs
n'", however there is no vzctl any longer, and none of the lxc-* commands look to provide that same service.So, how can I do this on prox 4.x?
Thanks
