as falko has closed the bug report (http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=2824#comment3492 ) i have to ask here ;-) i have missed the new bind-feature. two questions: - at the moment the entries are added in the fstab file, but they are not mounted automatically. is that normal or something not working on my system? - is there a migration path for the existing websites? thanks for your support.
sure i looked at the mount list, but now i see the "problem": trying to mount the paths i get a permission denied (as root). i supposed it has to to with the LXC container setup. i'll have to check that. (could/should the mount check be added to the "server state"?) UPDATE: it is NOT possible to mount inside of LXC containers. so i would have to make the mounts outside, on the host, and that is not really pracitable :-( is there a chance to make this an server option, so that one can choose between the old "symlink" and new "mount" option? in which svn revision was that changed, i couldn't find it?
Any progress here, I'm running into the same problems. For the moment I commented out the lines that create the fstab entries. In current lxd versions the container does not start up correctly if mounting fstab entry fails
Because of security considerations mounts inside a container are not allowed. I think it is possible to change that via config files but I think it's a good precaution. So I would also like a symlink instead of the bind mount.
Symlinks can not work here, that's why ISPConfig does not use them. As you might know, a symlink can not be used to access a directory that is outside of a jail from within the jail and that's what is required here. You can easily check this out yourself. 1) Remove the bind mount and replace it with a symlink. 2) Create a jailed ssh user in ISPConfig, login with that user on the shell and try to tail the access.log file of this website.
