G gralf New Member Nov 2, 2024 11 1 3 Yesterday at 18:10 #1 Hi there, long time ago I set up a delay to the startup of one of my VMs, the point is I remeber doing it via a script and some systemd stuff. Now I want to remove that delay, and I need some hints on how to find the created script.
Hi there, long time ago I set up a delay to the startup of one of my VMs, the point is I remeber doing it via a script and some systemd stuff. Now I want to remove that delay, and I need some hints on how to find the created script.
fba Active Member Proxmox Subscriber Dec 4, 2024 536 229 43 online www.croit.io Yesterday at 18:25 #2 Hi, you might have a look at the VM config, if there is a hookscript entry.
G gralf New Member Nov 2, 2024 11 1 3 Today at 10:48 #3 hi, thank you for your reply, I have checked /etc/pve/qemu-server/100.conf and does not point to any file, I remember that I made a script and then setup systemctl to read it, but don´t remember anything else.
hi, thank you for your reply, I have checked /etc/pve/qemu-server/100.conf and does not point to any file, I remember that I made a script and then setup systemctl to read it, but don´t remember anything else.
fba Active Member Proxmox Subscriber Dec 4, 2024 536 229 43 online www.croit.io Today at 11:02 #4 Well, if you created a systemd unit or similar, you could search for it in /etc/systemd/system/. Or check and filter units with systemctl list-units '*searchterm*' or systemctl list-unit-files '*searchterm*'?
Well, if you created a systemd unit or similar, you could search for it in /etc/systemd/system/. Or check and filter units with systemctl list-units '*searchterm*' or systemctl list-unit-files '*searchterm*'?