Proxmox - LXC Container with a lock icon - How do we unlock the container? Solved!

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 Proxmox - Container with a lock icon - How do we unlock the container?

Solution:

#pct unlock LXC-ID (where LXC-ID = container ID)

Example

# pct unlock 108 ( hit enter)




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