Sambashare from host to CT??

[Stefan Pettersson]

Hi, I have in Proxmox 3.4 used a bind script to mount samba shares that are shared from the host "proxmox2.local" to Containers on that host and it has worked great! But now, after installing Proxmox 4.0 I cant see anything under "/etc/vz/" except for one file called config?? Where are conf files for containers now? The script I have been using is this;

http://www.jamescoyle.net/how-to/525-proxmox-bind-mount-mount-storage-in-a-container

 

[dietmar]

We do not use/support OpenVZ on Proxmox 4.0.

 

[Stefan Pettersson]

We do not use/support OpenVZ on Proxmox 4.0.

Ok, then how should I mount the sambashare that are shared directly from my node to the VM:s?? Are there any special container images I should use or what??

 

[dabtech]

Take a look at the docs for lxc.mount.entry. The config files for LXC containers are in /etc/pve/lxc/$CTID/config. You can add a line like:

lxc.mount.entry = /some/dir/on/host container/mountpoint none bind 0 0

 

[Stefan Pettersson]

Take a look at the docs for lxc.mount.entry. The config files for LXC containers are in /etc/pve/lxc/$CTID/config. You can add a line like:

lxc.mount.entry = /some/dir/on/host container/mountpoint none bind 0 0

Thanks for the help

I tried your suggestion but had no luck, I also found a similar line, lxc.mount.entry = /home/krnekhelesh/Documents/Ubuntu-Projects home/ubuntu none bind,create=dir

But it dident work... The mountpoint on the host i'm trying to mount in the container is /mnt/mediabibliotek And on the host I want to mount it in /mnt So the line I have writen looks like this;

lxc.mount.entry = /mnt/mediabibliotek /mnt none bind,create=dir
I also tried
lxc.mount.entry = /mnt/mediabibliotek /mnt none bind 0 0

The lines where enterd in /etc/lxc/100/config (think that was the right directory)

 

[mir]

anything in the log files?

 

[Stefan Pettersson]

anything in the log files?

Thanks for the reply, I didn't realize I had to restart the whole node to load the config, now it's working

And for the future, is there a command that lets you reload the config without restarting the node?? Restarted the container several times and that didnt help.

 

[mir]

By node do you mean the CT or the proxmox server?

Config changes for a VM or CT requires the VM or CT is shutdown and then started again. You should normally not have to restart the proxmox server.

 

[Stefan Pettersson]

By node do you mean the CT or the proxmox server?

Config changes for a VM or CT requires the VM or CT is shutdown and then started again. You should normally not have to restart the proxmox server.

I mean that I had to restart the node that my containers are on, I have two nodes in a cluster. And after restart of "node2" the share was available on the containers.