[SOLVED] Remove or reset cluster configuration.

hybridlinux said:
Just so anyone who else stumbles on this from the internet like I did after botching my first attempt to create a cluster - DO NOT USE THIS SCRIPT. The line "rm -R /etc/pve/nodes" will delete all of your VMs and LXCs.
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I came to this page looking how reset a cluster after failing to add a new node.
I have a cluster with a single node on it (my main server) and wanted to add a new node. I ran these commands on my main server hoping to clean up the cluster and start again, but didn't include the line
Code: 
rm -R /etc/pve/nodes
as I didn't want to risk losing my existing LXCs.

There were no error messages when I ran the commands, however after rebooting the main proxmox node (the only one I've run any commands on):
  • My existing LXCs that are set to start on boot haven't started. In the task log, the task "Bulk start VMs and Containers" has a constant spinning status.
  • When I try to manually start a LXC, I get the error message `cluster not ready - no quorum? (500)`
  • When I try to start a shell on the node, I get the error message `undefined Code 1006` and in the task status, `Error: command 'usr/bin/termproxy 5900 --path /nodes/flanders --perm Sys Console -- /bin/login -f root` failed: exit code 1
How badly have I borked my node? Is this recoverable?
 
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