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      doogie06
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      How can I clear these XO failed tasks? I have a small xcp-ng cluster, 2 hosts and an xoa from source build on Ubuntu Server. I haven't been able to find a way to clear these tasks.

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        Tristis Oris Top contributor @doogie06
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        @doogie06
        register cli: xo-cli --register http://url login
        then remove all tasks: xo-cli rest del tasks

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          doogie06 @Tristis Oris
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          @Tristis-Oris Thank you so much! I had been pounding my head on this one; all other research I had uncovered didn't get me to this solution.

          Note: I did have to add --allowUnauthorized as my XOA interface is only available on HTTPS and I'm using a self-signed. (xo-cli --register --allowUnauthorized https://url login)

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            XCP-ng-JustGreat @doogie06
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            @doogie06 Thank you too! I also have XO setup for self-signed TLS access. I knew about the xo-cli task deletion command, but always had to disable TLS in my /root/.config/xo-server/config.toml file and then restart xo-server.service to delete the orphaned tasks. The allowUnauthorized parameter was just what I needed. That's why this community is really wonderful. Thanks again.

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