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> Hello,
>
> created a directory mount using
> pct set 300 -mp0 <host dir>,mp=<vm mountpoint>,ro=0
Is this an unprivileged container?
> But in the lxc vm this directory is not writeable. A test with
> touch <vm mountpoint>/z
>
> fails. Omitting the "ro"-option does not change this.
This sounds like a user-permission-issue and not a read-only/not-writable
problem. Unless the directory on the host is mounted (from another device) as
read-only.
> If i change in 300.conf the line from
> mp0: <host dir>,mp=<vm mountpoint>,ro=0
>
> to
> mp0: <host dir>,mp=<vm mountpoint>,rw=1
>
> the touch command works inside the container.
>
> But then the GUI shows an error:
> mp0: invalid format - format error mp0.rw: property is not defined in schema
> and the
> schema does not allow additional properties
rw does not exists. ro=0 is correct.
> Is this (mountpoint not being writeable) a bug ?
>
> If yes should i write a bug report ?
No, this is probably a user/owner permission issue. Please check that the user
that you use has permissions to write in the mounted directory. Please note
that the user-ID of a unprivileged container is offset by 100000. Maybe you can
show the user-ID, and the owner-ID and group-ID of the directory, and the
rwx-permissions of the directory (all from both inside the container and from
the Proxmox host).
> Updated the proxmox server today from the no-subscription repository. The web
> GUI is
> at version 6.3-3.
This looks to be up to date.
> regards
> Petric
>
kind regards
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