Closed Gauvino closed 3 weeks ago
The problem are probably loops / infinite wait time if a VM does not boot. It should be possible to check the state of a VM with "qm list" and then check if its stopped or started every 1-5s.
And here is my problem. Status say only "stopped" or "running", but running does not mean "totally booted up". So I must figure out, how Proxmox could tell me "VM booted up completely", ...
I add the start delay time in config, so the user can change this setting easely. For QEMU it seems that this is the only option. For SSH connection, hopefully I can make more ;)
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If it's possible, a new way of checking if the VM is up or not than rather waiting 45sec, because maybe some VM need more time and, some less to start up and the script just loses time to update.