qm-cleanup:tldr:593aa

The command "qm cleanup ${vm_id} ${clean-shutdown} ${guest-requested}" is used to clean up resources associated with a virtual machine (VM) in a system.

Here's what the different parts of the command mean:

• "qm cleanup": This is the command itself, indicating that a cleanup operation needs to be performed on a VM.
• "${vm_id}": This is a parameter that represents the ID of the VM for which the cleanup is being performed. The actual ID value needs to be provided when executing the command.
• "${clean-shutdown}": This parameter specifies whether the VM was cleanly shut down before the cleanup. The value for this parameter can be either "yes" or "no" indicating whether a clean shutdown occurred or not.
• "${guest-requested}": This parameter indicates whether the VM sent a guest request for the cleanup. Similar to the previous parameter, it can be either "yes" or "no".

Overall, this command is used to perform a cleanup operation on a specific VM, considering factors like the VM's ID, the type of shutdown, and whether the VM itself initiated the cleanup request.