No Subscription? No Problem! How to update proxmox and get rid of nag box

updates work but nag box still there...

I also have to disable the first enterprise entry ...debian/ceph-quincy in a fresh 8.0.3. installation

Had to run the restart services a second time but worked like a charm. Thanks my dude! This still works on v8.0.3

very nice!

great writeup, thank you

Thank you Sir.

do you have blog Proxmox VMs shutting down unexpectedly

it worked quite well. just had to restart the whole tab again instead of logging in and out.!

thanks for this short but good video.!

To properly refresh the browser after the change use Shift+F5 that forces to reload the files from proxmox, not just the local cache

you technically diden't upgrade any of the software in this vid, you just updated the package lists. also this no sub thing will need to be redone every time the corresponding package gets updated

Worked great, thanks!

I set up a proxmox machine several months back and haven't done anything with it for a few months due to work. Last weekend I tried to log in and non of my regular 5 or 6 passwords didn't work. I can't for the life of me remember the password. Could you do a vid on how to remedy it?

i tried it and it worked! thanks mate.

Can that proxmox thing really be considered "free"? If this is free, one could also claim that Windows is free because, all you get for not paying is the nag message on the corner of the screen, which, just like removing the nag dialogue of this, can be removed using some tool, and losing the ability to customise some stupid things like the desktop background, which can be easily circumvented by using RegEdit.

Hi. I have tried this again. After I modify the file, I can no longer check for update. I click on the refresh button and nothing happens.

This tweak works great, but is deleted on each update, since the entire file gets replaced with the upstream version.
Why don't you automate that with a sed command?

Thank you. Good tutorial. I ran into the same issue with Chrome, just had to log off Proxmox, close the tab and then reopen in a new tab and worked perfectly!

Firefox probably caching the js code file

The nag box is the price of free, I'll keep paying for free.
I'll add that I've been using Proxmox for several years on a few clusters and single nodes and have never had a problem using the pve-no-subscription repo, solid updates.

YES YES !! good one !!