Zamba LXC Toolbox a script collection to setup LXC containers on Proxmox + ZFS. Zamba is the fusion of ZFS and Samba (standalone, active directory dc or active directory member), preconfigured to access ZFS snapshots by "Previous Versions" to easily recov
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Zamba

About

Zamba is a Toolbox for Proxmox admins, which fires up a container and installs a service (listed below) on it.

Requirements

Proxmox VE Server with at least one configured ZFS Pool.

Included services:

  • Debian LXC Container
  • ZMB (Samba) AD member with ZFS volume snapshot support
  • ZMB (Samba) Active Directory Domain Controller
  • mailpiler mail archive mailpiler.org
  • Matrix Synapse Homeserver matrix.org with Element Web Element on github

Planned features / ideas for future releases

Usage

Just ssh into your Proxmox machine and clone this git repository. Make sure you have installed git.

Clone this Repository

apt update
apt -y install git
git clone https://git.spille-edv.de/thorsten.spille/zamba
cd zamba

Configuration

To fit your requirements, please edit the file zamba.conf with your favourite test editor (e.g. vim or nano). The required adjustments are in the LXC container section and in the section for the service you want to launch. For further information about the config variables, have a look at zamba.conf.md

Installation

After configuring, you are able to launch the script interactively:

bash install.sh

After container creation, you will be prompted to select the service to install and depending on the service there may be some more questions during installation.

Once the script has finished, the container is installed and running and you can continue with the service specific configuration.