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FOG Server in LXC Container under PROXMOX 6

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    Nil
    last edited by Nil Mar 15, 2021, 3:26 PM Feb 14, 2021, 6:11 PM

    Hi guys

    This post is the continuation of my request for help that I posted 6 weeks ago on this same forum
    Link here

    It worked for me, and I tested all the functionality that FOG offers and I did not encounter any problems.

    Proxmox 6.3-3
    LXC : Debian 10.7
    FOG : 1.5.9

    So here is how to install FOG (Normal / Storage) in an LXC Container under PROXMOX 6

    When creating the LXC Container uncheck the checkbox
    Unprivileged container

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    Otherwise it will be impossible to activate NFS as well as Nesting in the advanced options of the LXC.

    Then go to the options tab of the LXC.
    LXC > Options > Features> Edit

    Check the NFS & Nesting boxes.
    (As below) Restart the LXC.

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    The LXC options :

    • NFS : of course for the NFS Server…
    • Nesting : if is not check you will have SQL issues

    And next perform a classic installation, and you will have a FOG Server running on a LXC Container

    On the wiki there is “way” to install FOG on a LXC but is a little “outdated”. And it is WAY EASIER to check a box in the GUI rather than modify the configuration file of the LXC it self 😄 (i think)

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