Thanks for pointing out! It really works when manually adding to container
config, but not automatically.
How should i do this on creation of CT?
i tried with(storage is created before creating container)
pvesh create /nodes/$(hostname)/lxc -vmid $id \
-hostname $hostname \
-memory $mem \
-swap $swap \
-storage rbd -ostemplate local:vztmpl/$template \
-mp0 volume=rbd:vm-$id-disk-2,mp=/mnt/ \
-onboot yes
and without volume=, no success? is it implemented?
> On 14 Oct 2015, at 13:00, [email protected] wrote:
>
> yes, you can do quite a lot with container mountpoints
> you have two alternatives
>
> mp0: local:102/vm-102-disk-3.raw,mp=/mnt/,size=1G
> mp1: /dev/dm-3,mp=/mnt1/,size=1G
>
>
> mp0 will mount here a disk image to /mnt
> mp1 will mount the block device /dev/dm-3 to /mnt1 inside the container
>
> I advise you to use the first type of mountpoints, as it allows you to
> get all the boni of the pve storage backends (ex: direct resizing via
> pct resize, storage independance so you can put the image on a a NFS
> server)
>
> The second type of mountpoints would be mostly interesting, if you want
> for instance to pass a plugged in USB device from the host to the guest.
>
> Emmanuel
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