Proxmox LXC mount point permissions

[Mrt12]

Good day,
I have one particular container where I run an apache web browser. Under /srv I have added a ZFS mount point in Proxmox for the data directory. For this to work properly, of course apache needs the permissions for /srv, so I did

chown www-data:www-data /srv

and it worked fine for several years.
Now, all of a sudden, every time I reboot my LXC, I always have the problem that this permission is messed up. Like on every reboot, the permissions of /srv are root:root, and my apache complains about wrong permissions. I then have to login and redo the permissions.
Funny enough, it is only on /srv, but the contents of that folder, i.e. the files for my apache, are absolutely fine and their permissions stay how they were, so I always have to change only the permissions of /srv.

I fixed it for now by adding an entry to the crontab, that on each reboot, executes again a

chown www-data:www-data /srv

and it works. However I think is not the proper way to do it, so I wonder why does this happen now and can I somehow make this permission stick to my /srv directory?

It is really nothing special, just an ordinary mount point that one can add in the Proxmox Web Gui



and it is on a ZFS dataset.

 

[Impact]

Run apt install pve-container=6.0.18, then try again. There's currently some issues with the package.

 

[fschauer]

This is also fixed with pve-container=6.1.2, currently available on the pve-test repo.

 

[Mrt12]

I see, I see. I did not realise that this is a problem with the package but instead was thinking the problem comes from my config that must be wrong in some way. Thanks!
I prefer, however, not to use the test repo. I think I can wait until the update is available in the normal non-subscription repo. Or would there be any disadvantage if I do it in this way?

 

[fschauer]

For the record, it is now also available on pve-no-subscription.