Hello,
We want that the VPS performs a stop when the backup is finalized.
We have tried it, and it works perfectly, but we have to put the nodename by hand:
system ("pvesh create /nodes/test1/qemu/$vmid/status/stop");
and we want to pass it to the script as a parameter or obtain it in another way.
The script code is the following :
We want to make the node name test1 be a variable like it is $vmid.
We have seen the variable $ENV{HOSTNAME}. If we execute it by SSH in the node directly it returns the hostname correctly, but when we execute it in the script it returns the VM name.
Is there a variable to obtain the nodename or any other way to make what we want?
Thanks in advance.
We want that the VPS performs a stop when the backup is finalized.
We have tried it, and it works perfectly, but we have to put the nodename by hand:
system ("pvesh create /nodes/test1/qemu/$vmid/status/stop");
and we want to pass it to the script as a parameter or obtain it in another way.
The script code is the following :
Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my $phase = shift;
my $mode = shift;
my $vmid = shift;
if ($phase eq 'log-end') {
system ("pvesh create /nodes/test1/qemu/$vmid/status/stop");
}
exit (0);We want to make the node name test1 be a variable like it is $vmid.
We have seen the variable $ENV{HOSTNAME}. If we execute it by SSH in the node directly it returns the hostname correctly, but when we execute it in the script it returns the VM name.
Is there a variable to obtain the nodename or any other way to make what we want?
Thanks in advance.
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