Closed Amplificator closed 4 years ago
It sure does!
Have you thought about using
sed "s/NotFound/Active/g" /usr/share/perl5/PVE/API2/Subscription.pm
to trick Proxmox into thinking it has a valid subscription? Seems more clean than editing away the nag screen.
Is there any benefit to doing that versus suppressing the nag popup?
From what I can tell it works on every version without the need of adjusting the path in case they decide, like they did previously with the method currently used by your tool.
For now I'm going to stay with the javascript method and reserve the subscription module patch as a backup in case it's ever needed.
Thanks for pointing this out, I'll play around with it a bit and make sure it doesn't break anything. Cheers!
Does this still work with Proxmox 6.x?