Hey all.
I have a share from a MacMini that I'd like to make available on one of my LXCs. I first tried mounting it on the proxmox node with no problem using "mount 192.168.1.25:/datadir /mnt/mac".
However, I get strange errors when I try the same command on the container.
root@trin3:/mnt# mount 192.168.1.25:/datadir /mnt
mount: 192.168.1.25:/datadir is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: cannot mount 192.168.1.25:/datadir read-only
I can't find clear directions on how to do this. I read somewhere about apparmor, so I stopped that service temporarily on the node to see if it made any difference, which it didn't.
If it's already mounted on the node, shouldn't it be trivial to share it into the containers? Why can't we just use 'mount' from within the containers to mount NFS as needed directly from an NFS server on the network? Is this documented anywhere?
Thanks
I have a share from a MacMini that I'd like to make available on one of my LXCs. I first tried mounting it on the proxmox node with no problem using "mount 192.168.1.25:/datadir /mnt/mac".
However, I get strange errors when I try the same command on the container.
root@trin3:/mnt# mount 192.168.1.25:/datadir /mnt
mount: 192.168.1.25:/datadir is write-protected, mounting read-only
mount: cannot mount 192.168.1.25:/datadir read-only
I can't find clear directions on how to do this. I read somewhere about apparmor, so I stopped that service temporarily on the node to see if it made any difference, which it didn't.
If it's already mounted on the node, shouldn't it be trivial to share it into the containers? Why can't we just use 'mount' from within the containers to mount NFS as needed directly from an NFS server on the network? Is this documented anywhere?
Thanks