Problem changing crashes snapshot default folder
Posted: 26. Apr 2017, 22:18
Hi everyone,
I am having a bit of an issue with the configuration of our Virtual Box machines at our office.
All our Hosts run on CentOS 6.8
Vbox version : 5.5.12
Basically, I would like to change the default value of the automatic snapshots directory.
Even though I setup the Snapshots location to when the virtual machine crashes , it creates a snapshot file under . The .vbox file is under
I don't care if the virtual machine crashes since the users run really heavy software so it's to be expected, but these snapshots are really annoying since we set up quotas on users home folder and it always fills them up.
If I open the .vbox file I'd like to change this particular line :
to this :
The header mentions that the changes won't be saved and that it should be done through vboxmanage but I haven't been able to find the correct option.
My research has been kind of pointless since all the info I've found only points to the "standard" snapshots.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks,
Phil.
I am having a bit of an issue with the configuration of our Virtual Box machines at our office.
All our Hosts run on CentOS 6.8
Vbox version : 5.5.12
Basically, I would like to change the default value of the automatic snapshots directory.
Even though I setup the Snapshots location to
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/public/exampleusername/virtualbox Code: Select all
/home/exampleuser/VirtualBox VMs/Windows_7/Snapshots/Code: Select all
/home/exampleuser/VirtualBox VMs/Windows_7/Windows_7.vboxIf I open the .vbox file I'd like to change this particular line :
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<HardDisk uuid="{e536eb7a-78d6-4a56-b420-443f7fc38fbc}" location="Snapshots/{e536eb7a-78d6-4a56-b420-443f7fc38fbc}.vdi" format="VDI" autoReset="true"/>Code: Select all
<HardDisk uuid="{e536eb7a-78d6-4a56-b420-443f7fc38fbc}" location="/public/exampleusername/virtualbox/Snapshots/{e536eb7a-78d6-4a56-b420-443f7fc38fbc}.vdi" format="VDI" autoReset="true"/>My research has been kind of pointless since all the info I've found only points to the "standard" snapshots.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks,
Phil.