Hi,
I've just set up a 3-node testing cluster running PVE 5.2 and ran into some errors related to zfs storage with LXC containers. I had to install PVE over a debian stretch install due to my hardware being too old for GPT partitions. As part of the setup, I created a zpool (named tank) to store my VM and container data to enable migration. Being used to FreeNAS, I moved the zpool mountpoint to /mnt/tank instead of the default /tank with
On the VM side, everything is working fine. Migration (offline, online with local disks) works flawlessly. But when I try to create an LXC container on the zfs storage, there is an error:
The problem disappears when I set the mountpoint of the zpool to its default value (/tank).
Can anybody confirm if this is also an issue with the PVE iso install and that changing zfs mountpoints is not currently supported? Or is this just a result of my unconventional set up?
I've just set up a 3-node testing cluster running PVE 5.2 and ran into some errors related to zfs storage with LXC containers. I had to install PVE over a debian stretch install due to my hardware being too old for GPT partitions. As part of the setup, I created a zpool (named tank) to store my VM and container data to enable migration. Being used to FreeNAS, I moved the zpool mountpoint to /mnt/tank instead of the default /tank with
Code:
zfs set mountpoint=/mnt/tank tank
Code:
mounting container failed
TASK ERROR: cannot open directory //tank: No such file or directoryCan anybody confirm if this is also an issue with the PVE iso install and that changing zfs mountpoints is not currently supported? Or is this just a result of my unconventional set up?
