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delete-proxy

Removes a proxy balancer from some domain This command deletes one proxy path from the virtual server identified by the --domain flag. The proxy to remove must be identified by the --path parameter. Any backend services that the proxy previously mapped to will not be halted. Command line help virtualmin delete-proxy --domain domain.name --path url-path

Removes a proxy balancer from some domain#

This command deletes one proxy path from the virtual server identified by the --domain flag. The proxy to remove must be identified by the --path parameter. Any backend services that the proxy previously mapped to will not be halted.

Command line help#

virtualmin delete-proxy --domain domain.name
 --path url-path

Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/delete-proxy/

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