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title: "How to update all containers with Proxmox 5 ?"
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date: 2019-01-11
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url: how-to-update-all-containers-with-proxmox-5
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layout: post
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category: Programming
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image: /img/blog/how-to-update-all-containers-with-proxmox-5.png
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description: "A short script LXC containers upgrading on Proxmox 5"
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---
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[](/img/blog/how-to-update-all-containers-with-proxmox-5.png)
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### Introduction
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If you landed there, you are surely dealing with _real_ containers (take that Docker), and within _real_ containers, we keep the system up to date, isn't it ? :smirk:
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When you have only few containers, doing system updates is quick and easy.
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When you have _many_ containers, it's getting boring.
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Below is a (maintained) script to perform automatic updates, within your running containers, on top of Proxmox 5.
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### The script
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<script src="https://gist.github.com/HorlogeSkynet/740928addd0943eb64a2cc824d2db990.js"></script>
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### Conclusion
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No conclusion, but a big thank to the author of this [blog post](https://seantemple.com/proxmox/bash/admin/2017/10/01/update-all-containers.html), for its BASH-syntax escaping alchemy, allowing us to execute operation from outside the container.
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