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Hey community!
I just found out that there's a "Glances" script for Proxmox and noticed the red warning on the community script homepage saying Execute within an existing LXC Console. Why is that? Why would you monitor a single container instead of the whole node, especially in regards to CPU and HD usage?
My plan was to integrate Glances within my "Homepage" dashboard where I already integrated my Hetzer root server. On there I don't use Proxmox, just bare metal Debian and the installation worked like a charm. I got to admit that this was also quite a while ago.
I found an older discussion at tteck's Github account but it didn't get any answers.
There's also this discussion where tteck says to run rm -rf /usr/lib/python3.*/EXTERNALLY-MANAGED, but the user below that has concerns regarding future maintenance regarding apt.
I'm looking forward for any answer that leads me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance!
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Hey community!
I just found out that there's a "Glances" script for Proxmox and noticed the red warning on the community script homepage saying
Execute within an existing LXC Console
. Why is that? Why would you monitor a single container instead of the whole node, especially in regards to CPU and HD usage?My plan was to integrate Glances within my "Homepage" dashboard where I already integrated my Hetzer root server. On there I don't use Proxmox, just bare metal Debian and the installation worked like a charm. I got to admit that this was also quite a while ago.
I found an older discussion at tteck's Github account but it didn't get any answers.
There's also this discussion where tteck says to run
rm -rf /usr/lib/python3.*/EXTERNALLY-MANAGED
, but the user below that has concerns regarding future maintenance regardingapt
.I'm looking forward for any answer that leads me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance!
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