Mount it in the VM and then ensure the containers can write to the volumes. That will be quickest, easiest and most maintainable.

Mount the NFS in the VM itself. If it is LXC make sure the container has the permissions set in Proxmox itself for it to be allowed to mount things like NFS and SMB.

Thank you for the feedback!

Thank you for your response. This is very valuable feedback. I think I will stick to Bookstack for now, I have been using it for about 6-8 years now, and have been very happy with it. No fuss, it does the job.

Up to now I have used Bookstack, and I love it. But now Docmost came across my table, and I was curious. Trying to compare apples with apples here.

No. Unattended upgrades are a nightmare in production. If you patch stuff manually or even with ansible, you can see what the hell broke during the upgrade. Whereas with unattended access you walk in Monday morning with half your systems down and no idea which update broke it.

Spare a moment’s thought for the dev behind the ondrej PHP mirrors.

There is an iOS app for Vaultwarden. Under that name.

https://apps.apple.com/za/app/vaultwarden-password-manager/id6799711599

Don’t see one for Android. And for the rest I just online.