First off, your instructions totally saved me from a disastrous day.
But I did have to make some tweaks to get it to work, possibly because things have changed a bit over 2 years. I was working with Proxmox 7.2, and the below command doesn't work on Debian 10 anymore.
Also, in your instructions you didn't mention either setting the container to DHCP or defining a static IP and Gateway, so took me a bit to figure out why my container didn't have a network connection. (This was my first time spinning up an LXC container)
And incase you want to add some more ways to ingress, here's the Kubernetes Traefik ingress that I use
First off, your instructions totally saved me from a disastrous day.
But I did have to make some tweaks to get it to work, possibly because things have changed a bit over 2 years. I was working with Proxmox 7.2, and the below command doesn't work on Debian 10 anymore.
Doesn't add properly in Debian 10, I kept getting a stack trace error. I specifically was using the
debian-10-standard_10.7-1_amd64.tar.gz
template.Instead, based on instructions provided by MysticRyuujin who wrote the guac-installer script, this is the command set that should be used:
Also, in your instructions you didn't mention either setting the container to DHCP or defining a static IP and Gateway, so took me a bit to figure out why my container didn't have a network connection. (This was my first time spinning up an LXC container)
And incase you want to add some more ways to ingress, here's the Kubernetes Traefik ingress that I use