Hi,
you can either use the
proxmox-backup-client snapshot list [group] command and the proxmox-backup-client snapshot forget <snapshot>, or if you use the Proxmox VE storage based access you can use pvesm list <pbs-storage> --vmid <vmid> and pvesm free <volid>
Hi,
1. proxmox-backup-client snapshot list [group]
I have no idea what group to use? Is there a way to get a list of all available groups?
2. proxmox-backup-client snapshot forget <snapshot>
I Got this error:
proxmox-backup-client snapshot forget 230
Error: unable to get (default) repository
3. pvesm list <pbs-storage> --vmid <vmid>
I Got this error:
pvesm list Backup1 --vmid 230
storage 'Backup1' does not exist
How to find the right name of the storage?
4. pvesm free <volid>
what is the volid? where to get a list of available volid's?
As indicated by the square brackets, the group is optional, you can list all snapshots by not specifying the group. Since you want to list backups of a PVE VM, your group would be e.g.
vm/230. Groups typically follow the schema vm/<VMID>, ct/<VMID> or host/<HOSTNAME>, depending on the type of snapshot. See also https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/terminology.html#backup-groupYou will have to setup the default repository or specify it via CLI for the command to work, please have a look at https://pbs.proxmox.com/docs/backup-client.html for detailed information about how to use the
proxmox-backup-client.This seems the way you want to go, since your intention is to manage PVE backups I guess. The error indicates that the storage cannot be found by this name, please check the name and status of your PBS storage via the output of
pvesm status.The
volid uniquely identifies the volume in the cluster, you get it from the pvesm list output.