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On the Proxmox host, in the /etc/apparmor.d/lxc/lxc-default file, I've added allow mount fstype=nfs, and then restarted the apparmor.service. 1 Continue this thread level 1 macrowe777 · 1y I have this working with Debian lxc containers, but other than enabling NFS I've not done anything special I'm pretty sure. 1 level 2 bits_of_entropy

Nachtrag: Nein, funktioniert doch nicht. "mount: /run/rpc_pipefs: permission denied" innerhalb des LXC Containers.

I have two lxc with bind mounts, one for samba and one for a nfs server. Recently I tried turnkey file server just for fun (using bind mounts). It works quite good. One other thing that I did was creating a "nfs bridge" and connect the lxcs and vms that need access to it.

This is a quick how to guide to mount NFS share to your Proxmox VE LXC container. If you are experiencing permission issue, you may want to ...

Best practice - LXC NFS mounting · create an unprivileged LXC container · set "NFC" to enabled in options setting · add an entry to /etc/pve/lxc/< ...

24.01.2021 · Using “Bind Mount Point” on Proxmox to access an NFS mount from the host in the guest (LXC). From the Proxmox documentation: “Bind mounts allow you to access arbitrary directories from your Proxmox VE host inside a container.” Be aware: – bind mounts are not backed up by vzdump – never bind mount system directories!

Edit: So i tried creating a new NFS share on the proxmox host and it gave it a Path/Target of /mnt/pve/nfsplex. I then edited the /etc/pve/lxc/101.conf to include the line: mp0: /mnt/pve/nfsplex, mp=/media/plex. then i created /media/plex on the container, chown'd it to my user, and rebooted. It still doesn't mount though.

21.05.2019 · Hi, i try to mount two nfs folders in one lxc container, when mount the second in host proxmox give mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting bla, bla, bla Have you mounted two nfs shared in a lxc container , my proxmox is v 5.4.3 Thanks. Reply Delete

Apr 18, 2020 · enable the feature Mount NFS under lxc option in the PVE WebIf or in the Conf file, maybe nesting and fuse also needed. for example .... features: fuse=1,mount=nfs;cifs,nesting=1 3 level 2 w00ddie 9 months ago Already did that. Confirmed it’s enabled in .conf file as well. Also disabled them, saved and enabled again. 1 level 1 30inchbluejeans

08.08.2018 · Mount NFS on LXC Proxmox. Posted 08 August, 2018. I’m a long time user of Proxmox (a few years), and recently I had the chance to upgrade an by-now ancient Proxmox 3.4 to current 5.2. In that time frame the developers have changed from OpenVZ to LXC and made a script to migrate the data.

I'm trying to mount an NFS share from a Proxmox 5 host and having issues. I have the following two machines: 192.168.1.3 proxmox debian box (nfs-host) 192.168.1.31 ubuntu 16.04 (nfs-client)

Linux Containers (LXC) are an awesome way to increase density in your virtual environment, but mounting a remote share in LXC wasn’t intuitive. Here’s the simple way to get that setup. Mounting a remote share in LXC Note: lxc.aa_profile is deprecated and was renamed to lxc.apparmor.profile. Power off the LXC, and SSH into your ProxMox server, ...

Aug 08, 2018 · Mount NFS on LXC Proxmox Posted 08 August, 2018 I’m a long time user of Proxmox (a few years), and recently I had the chance to upgrade an by-now ancient Proxmox 3.4 to current 5.2.

08.04.2019 · mount.nfs: timeout set for Sun Apr 7 18:47:33 2019 mount.nfs: trying text-based options 'vers=4.2,addr=10.xxx.xxx.2,clientaddr=10.xxx.xxx.7' mount.nfs: mount(2): Operation not permitted mount.nfs: Operation not permitted ``` I already tried to play around with apparmor profiles, but somehow nothing helped. I can mount them from the host itself ...

May 21, 2019 · Hi, i try to mount two nfs folders in one lxc container, when mount the second in host proxmox give mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting bla, bla, bla Have you mounted two nfs shared in a lxc container , my proxmox is v 5.4.3 Thanks. Reply Delete

I can mount NFS shares, from that NFS server in VMs. That's working how I'd expect. Now, I'm working to get my unprivileged LXC containers to use the NFS shares (instead of bind mounts).

I'm trying to mount an NFS share from a Proxmox 5 host and having issues. ... contents of all files inside /etc/apparmor.d/lxc/ containing the word mount :

Apr 07, 2019 · mount.nfs: timeout set for Sun Apr 7 18:47:33 2019 mount.nfs: trying text-based options 'vers=4.2,addr=10.xxx.xxx.2,clientaddr=10.xxx.xxx.7' mount.nfs: mount(2): Operation not permitted mount.nfs: Operation not permitted ``` I already tried to play around with apparmor profiles, but somehow nothing helped. I can mount them from the host itself ...

Mount NFS on LXC Proxmox ... I'm a long time user of Proxmox (a few years), and recently I had the chance to upgrade an by-now ancient Proxmox 3.4 ...

Obviously Proxmox uses AppArmor, and AppArmor denies the NFS mount operation ( apparmor="DENIED" ). It looks like AppArmor is using profile lxc-container- ...

I have an NFS share I want to mount in LXC container as read only and I want to backup the container, ideally using snapshots in proxmox. Currently I have mounted my NFS share to the host and bind mounted that directory to my containers, but that did not work with snapshots because of the bind mount ( I think). Otherwise it works great.

for the container check Options -> Features if NFS is enabled (needs to be a privileged container). The other possiblity is to mount the NFS ...

set "NFC" to enabled in options setting add an entry to /etc/pve/lxc/<VMID>.conf that looks something like this: lxc.mount.entry=//fileserver.example.lan/some/directory /mount-here nfs <Mounting Options> 0 0` Add the same entry to /etc/fstab in your container as well. If there is still issues mounting, read through dmesg to see what's being denied.