lxc-start
starts a stopped Linux container
TLDR
Start lxc service
$ systemctl start lxc-net
Start container$ sudo lxc-start [container_name]
Start in foreground$ sudo lxc-start [container_name] --foreground
Start with debug logging$ sudo lxc-start [container_name] -l DEBUG -o [path/to/logfile]
Display help$ lxc-start --help
SYNOPSIS
lxc-start -n name [options]
DESCRIPTION
lxc-start starts a stopped Linux container. By default it runs in the background. Use foreground mode for debugging.
PARAMETERS
-n, --name NAME
Container name-F, --foreground
Run in foreground-d, --daemon
Run as daemon (default)-l, --logpriority LEVEL
Log priority (DEBUG, INFO, etc.)-o, --logfile FILE
Log output file-p, --pidfile FILE
PID file for daemon mode-?, --help
Display help information
CAVEATS
Requires root privileges. Container must exist and be stopped. Use lxc-stop to stop foreground containers.
SEE ALSO
lxc-stop(1), lxc-create(1), lxc-attach(1)