Reset some virtual server feature back to it’s default This command resets the configuration for one or more features for selected virtual servers back to their default configurations, while preserving any customization if possible. The servers to reset are selected with the --domain or --user flags, and the features with flags like --web or --dns. By default the command will skip resetting if this would result in the loss of custom settings, but this can be over-ridden with the --skip-warnings flag.
Reset some virtual server feature back to it’s default#
This command resets the configuration for one or more features for selected virtual servers back to their default configurations, while preserving any customization if possible.
The servers to reset are selected with the --domain or --user flags, and the features with flags like --web or --dns. By default the command will skip resetting if this would result in the loss of custom settings, but this can be over-ridden with the --skip-warnings flag.
To force a complete reset back to defaults for selected features, you can instead use the --full-reset flag.
Command line help#
virtualmin reset-feature --domain name | --user name
[--unix]
[--dir]
[--dns]
[--mail]
[--web]
[--ssl]
[--logrotate]
[--mysql]
[--spam]
[--status]
[--webmin]
[--virtualmin-awstats]
[--skip-warnings]
[--full-reset]
Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/reset-feature/
