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qm-config:tldr:3a550
This command qm config --current ${true} ${vm_id}
is likely a command from a command-line interface or a terminal.
Here is a breakdown of the different parts:
qm
is likely a command or a program used to configure or manage virtual machines. It stands for "QEMU Manager" which is a software for managing QEMU-based Virtual Machines.
config
is a command or a subcommand used to configure settings or parameters of a virtual machine.
--current
is an argument or an option that specifies that the following settings or configurations should be applied to the currently running virtual machine.
${true}
is a placeholder, usually used in scripts or programming languages, to represent the boolean value "true". It may be used to enable or disable a certain configuration option.
${vm_id}
is another placeholder that represents the ID or a unique identifier of the virtual machine for which the configuration is being set. You would need to replace ${vm_id}
with the actual ID of the virtual machine you want to configure.
Overall, it seems like this command is used to set or configure certain options for a running virtual machine with the provided ID. The specific configuration options and their effects would depend on the software being used and its available features.