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I have a laptop with an i7 4510U and Windows 10 Home 64 Bits.

If virtualization is activated in the Bios, the Intel application for processor identification indicates that it is disabled. On the other hand, if in Bios it is set to disable, the application indicates that it is active.

The problem comes when executing DOCKER QUICKSTART which gives the following error, whether the capture options are NO or YES.

Running pre-create checks... Error with pre-create check: "This computer doesn't have VT-X/AMD-v enabled. Enabling it in the BIOS is mandatory" Looks like something went wrong in step ´Checking if machine default exists'... Press any key to continue...

The steps indicated in https://github.com/docker/for-win/issues/412#issuecomment-288118331 have also been followed . I have disabled the virtualization protection policy within Windows Defender, but everything remains the same.

SOLUTION:

run below command in command prompt with admin mode:

bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off

Following the steps indicated here Without connection by SSH when mounting curlftpfs I have managed to mount a partition on a server associated with another FTP server.

But I still have problems when doing it in more than one directory. I detail the situation:

FTP server /directory_one /directory_two

Dedicated Server /var/www/page_one/backup /var/www/page_two/backup

What I want is to associate /var/www/page_one/backup with /directory_one and the same with /var/www/page_two/backup to /directory_two

The problem comes if I build the CURLFTPS in the following way:

ftp://user_ftp:pass_ftp@server_ftp/directorio_uno /var/www/pagina_dos/backup fuse.curlftpfs auto,allow_other,_netdev,ftp_port=- 0 0

It gives me the following error when doing mount -a

Error connecting to ftp: Server denied you to change to the given directory

Added a line to fstab on debian 8.1 to automount the connection to an FTP server using curlftpfs

curlftpfs#myfetpserver.net /var/backups fuse  auto,allow_other,_netdev,ftp_port=- 0 0

What happens is that after restarting the server, you can no longer connect via SSH through port 22, the connection is rejected.

If the partition is mounted with the mount -a command , no error is returned. And with df -h the partition comes out and you have access.

iptables has been checked and access to port 22 is not being blocked

SOLUTION:

Leave the fstab line as follows:

myfetpserver.net /var/backups fuse.curlftpfs auto,allow_other,_netdev,ftp_port=- 0 0

You will need to have both fuse and curlftpfs installed. In debian or ubuntu they are the following commands:

apt-get install fuse
apt-get install curlftpfs