Allow NFS attachment on Proxmox OpenVZ containers Rumi, November 4, 2015 Prepare the container To allow a container to use NFS filesystem, you will need to start it with “nfs” feature enabled. If the container is running while you set the –features nfs:on, you will need to reboot it. # vzctl set 101 --features "nfs:on" --save # vzctl start 101 After this you may see nfs in /proc/filesystems # vzctl exec 101 cat /proc/filesystems ext3 ext2 nodev rpc_pipefs nodev proc nodev nfs nodev sysfs nodev tmpfs nodev devpts Related Administrations Configurations (Linux) OpenVZ NFSOpenVZProxmoxPVE
Install Ubuntu 8.04.2 (32 bit) Server June 28, 2009 It is recommended to use a clean (fresh) Ubuntu 8.04 LTS install where you selected no additional packages or servers during setup. : 1) Prepare your OS ******************************************************************************* Become root user by executing: ___ sudo su ___ and entering the password of the user that you created during setup. Edit… Read More
SSH to use two-factor authentication using Google Authenticator on Debian or Ubuntu Server November 19, 2023 A computer running Ubuntu 16.04 LTS or above A phone running Android or iOS A configured SSH connection You should understand the danger of stolen passwords. You don’t need to know what two-factor authentication is and how it works. 🙂 Installing and configuring required packages Start a terminal session and… Read More
Convert squid timestamps July 27, 2017 When you work with a squid access log file you sometimes want to know when a site or resource was accessed. Squid does not store the date and time information for that in a human readable format. It is stored as <unix timestamp>.<centisecond> so you can use a command like… Read More