S Simen Musaeus New Member Sep 20, 2017 9 0 1 56 Sep 22, 2017 #1 How to I remove a setting from the <vmid>.conf file with qm? Something like qm unset?
pabernethy Proxmox Retired Staff Retired Staff Aug 1, 2017 162 14 18 Sep 22, 2017 #2 `qm help set` lists you all possible settings along with the valid and default settings. Setting it to the default should be equivalent to unsetting in most cases. For settings like -cdrom you could try an empty string.
`qm help set` lists you all possible settings along with the valid and default settings. Setting it to the default should be equivalent to unsetting in most cases. For settings like -cdrom you could try an empty string.
dietmar Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Apr 28, 2005 17,297 727 253 Austria www.proxmox.com Sep 22, 2017 #3 There is also a special '--delete' option: # qm set <vmid> --delete <option>
S Simen Musaeus New Member Sep 20, 2017 9 0 1 56 Oct 4, 2017 #4 Hey, thanks for the reply, I ended up using: # sed -i '/^host/d' VMID.conf the special '--delete' also works, though you'd have to call it once for each hostpci device.
Hey, thanks for the reply, I ended up using: # sed -i '/^host/d' VMID.conf the special '--delete' also works, though you'd have to call it once for each hostpci device.