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I'm looking for some advice. I have a #Proxmox install with a ZFS pool mounted at `/tank` and my #Nextcloud data at `/tank/nextcloud`
I currently have a non-Docker version of Nextcloud running in an LXC container but it has... issues.
I'm thinking of running the Docker AIO image but I every time I try to pass through the `/tank/nextcloud` directory to a VM via #VirtioFS, it ends up causing the host kernel to panic.
Is there another way to do this?
@gardiner_bryant
How do you mount /tank/nextcloud into the container?
@robertdahlem the container is an LXC container so passing it through is trivial. But in order to pass it through to a VM, it's a much bigger howtodo.
@gardiner_bryant
Not my question.
@robertdahlem then I'm afraid I don't understand your question
@gardiner_bryant
There is some configuration that basically says "here is a directory and I want the container to see it at this position in its tree". I asked for that configuration line.
Anyway: you do not want to fix the container issues, you want to mount the directory inside a VM. I got that wrong.
There is one point in the release notes I don't like: "VMs using virtiofs cannot be live-migrated." Red flag for me.
I would do what @kyle suggested: try to mount the directory with NFS.
@gardiner_bryant
What does your Host Logs report right before the panic?
By any chance do you have an AMD CPU?
@gardiner_bryant Would it be possible to set up a localhost-only NFS mount point?
@gardiner_bryant rather than mounting it in the container (which, should work, not sure why it’s not for you) can you make a zfs volume dedicated for the container and just move the files there?
