Linux command
virsh-pool-destroy 命令
文本
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常用示例
Stop a running storage pool by name
virsh pool-destroy [pool]
说明
virsh pool-destroy stops (deactivates) a running storage pool. Despite the name, it does not delete the pool's data or its persistent configuration. The pool must be active for this command to succeed. After destroying a pool, it can be restarted with pool-start. To remove the configuration, use pool-undefine. To delete the underlying storage data, use pool-delete (the pool must be stopped first).
FAQ
What is the virsh-pool-destroy command used for?
virsh pool-destroy stops (deactivates) a running storage pool. Despite the name, it does not delete the pool's data or its persistent configuration. The pool must be active for this command to succeed. After destroying a pool, it can be restarted with pool-start. To remove the configuration, use pool-undefine. To delete the underlying storage data, use pool-delete (the pool must be stopped first).
How do I run a basic virsh-pool-destroy example?
Run `virsh pool-destroy [pool]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.