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    Mounting Shared Folders

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    2024-10-26, 11:10 PM
    (2024-10-23, 12:03 PM)Maurice Botha Wrote: Thanks for the reply. I am not running a VM. I have a standalone Windows PC that I shared the folders to "everyone" and then a 2nd PC with Proxmox VE. I have created a lxc container on the Proxmox server for Jellyfin. Now I want to mount the shared folders from the Windows PC to the Jellyfin container. Does that make more sense?

    With LXCs you need to first mount the share to the host. Easiest to do this by creating a folder and pointing a mount point to it in /etc/fstab. Then you need to edit the lxc.conf which is found in /etc/pve/lxc/xxx.conf . Add mp1=/hostmp,mp=/lxcmp
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    Mounting Shared Folders - by Maurice Botha - 2024-10-23, 09:22 AM
    RE: Mounting Shared Folders - by Jobar - 2024-10-23, 10:23 AM
    RE: Mounting Shared Folders - by Maurice Botha - 2024-10-23, 12:03 PM
    RE: Mounting Shared Folders - by guunter - 2024-10-26, 11:10 PM
    RE: Mounting Shared Folders - by TheDreadPirate - 2024-10-23, 01:23 PM

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