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- #IAM #keycloak #SelfHosted
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- Running Keycloak in Proxmox Image doesn't work out of the box
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- ```
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I had the same issue with running some RHEL 9 images in Podman on a Fedora Linux under Proxmox. RHEL 9 is checking this now for some reason.
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- I had the same issue with running some RHEL 9 images in Podman on a Fedora Linux under Proxmox. RHEL 9 is checking this now for some reason.
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The problem is caused by the underlying CPU architecture that Proxmox was telling Fedora that it had.
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The problem was resolved very simply. When configuring the VM (or when the VM is in a stopped state) set the CPU architecture value to "host."
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In Proxmox, if the machine is already provisioned you stop the server, open the Hardware setting, click Processors. Set the Type value to "host."
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```
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- Proxmox mount Client Partition (https://www.reddit.com/r/Proxmox/comments/e92mcz/can_i_access_vm_filesystem_from_the_host_shell/)
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- ```
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losetup --partscan /dev/loop0 /dev/zvol/tank/vms/vm-100-disk-1
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fdisk -l /dev/loop0
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mount /dev/loop0p2 /mnt
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umount /mnt
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losetup --detach /dev/loop0
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```
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