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Renaming a Proxmox VE Node | |
I recently upgraded my homelab Proxmox host server and wanted to repurpose my existing server to use as a testing environment. Below are the steps I used to rename the old Proxmox instance. These steps worked for me. Please let me know in the comments if you try these steps and any issues arise that I didn't have in my environment. | |
NOTE: Renaming a node that is part of a cluster is not recommended. These steps are intended for standalone nodes. Always make backups of important VMs before attempting to modify the Proxmox host. | |
Log into ProxMox VE, either at the console, via SSH or the web UI and launch the web shell | |
Run the following commands, alternatively you can manually edit each file mentioned with nano or vi and replace the old hostname with the new one | |
# set the old hostname and write to ini | |
echo "OLD_HOSTNAME=$(hostname)" > ~/pmrename.ini | |
# set the new hostname in ini, update as needed |
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#! python3.7 | |
import argparse | |
import io | |
import os | |
import torch | |
from transformers import pipeline | |
import speech_recognition as sr | |
from datetime import datetime, timedelta |
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