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 1 | # Remove Proxmox Enterprise Repo and Nag Box on logon
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 3 | This writeup with explain how to remove the enterprise repository that prevents proxmox from being updated and also removing the popup on logon alerting that there is no active subscription. This is not advised to do in a production environment, if you are i advise purchasing a enterprise subscription for support. This guide is intended for homelab use.
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 5 | 
 6 | ## Removing Enterprise Repo For Updating
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 8 | In your proxmox gui, navigate to your actual proxmox machine in your datacenter, after selecting it, click on updates and then repositories
 9 | ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63487881/203458749-4aab9fff-e5f8-4638-ac74-1d7e342f9f2b.png)
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11 | 
12 | After selecting repositories, you'll see two listings of repos: 
13 | ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63487881/203458586-48eb767c-ac27-4362-978c-092841238959.png)
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15 | 
16 | Under the second list for the enterprise repo, select the repo 'enterprise.proxmox.com/debian/pve' then select the disbale button
17 | ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63487881/203459039-f5a1ccfb-29f4-4123-ae42-b8efc684a177.png)
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19 | After you disable the enterprise repo, you need to add a new one to replace it
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21 | Select the add button, you'll get an alert that you dont have a subscription, click ok and a new box will open
22 | ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63487881/203459105-d970ef35-0da5-4b1e-ab3d-56ee4a3b53fd.png)
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24 | ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63487881/203459184-d52aab6a-7dbb-461b-a379-74aacc0b6571.png)
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26 | In that menu, in the drop down menu select the no-subscription option and then click add
27 | ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63487881/203459229-88135996-491b-4ccc-97a2-aa10d2becb5c.png)
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30 | After you add the new repo, the warnings will go away and instead you'll see
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32 | ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63487881/203459378-d8c1fab2-f979-488f-aa63-8d84b6179dcd.png)
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34 | This means you have successfully removed the enterprise repo from being used and can update your proxmox machine
35 | 
36 | You can now select move back to the updates section and select refresh and update your proxmox machine
37 | ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63487881/203459610-3aeb41ed-2cb5-490b-9f64-44fafa1be983.png)
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39 | 
40 | After clicking refresh, a box will open and after its finished, it'll show task ok at the end of the text and that means youe proxmox machine is updated.
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42 | 
43 | ### Removing Nag Box on Logon
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45 | For the current version, this method will work to remove the no valid subscription message that shows everytime you log into your node
46 | 
47 | Open an ssh connection to your actual proxmox node, not a virtual machine that runs off it but the actual node proxmox is installed on
48 | 
49 | From there, naavigate to the following directory with the command below
50 |  
51 |  ``` 
52 |   cd /usr/share/javascript/proxmox-widget-toolkit
53 |  ``` 
54 |  
55 |  Then make a backup of the file that is going to be modified with
56 |  
57 |  ```
58 |  cp proxmoxlib.js proxmoxlib.js.bak
59 |  ```
60 |  
61 |  After that, using whatever text editor you prefer (i prefer nano), open the file to edit it. remember you are a root user so any changes you make are certain so be careful before you save the file
62 |  
63 |  ```
64 |  nano proxmoxlib.js
65 |  ```
66 |  
67 |  In nano, use ctrl + w to search for "No Valid Subscription"
68 |  
69 |  the text your looking for will look like this:
70 |  ```
71 |  Ext.Msg.show({
72 |   title: gettext('No valid subscription'),
73 |   ```
74 |  Modify it to look like this:
75 |  
76 |  ```
77 |  void({
78 |   title: gettext('No valid subscription'),
79 |  ```
80 |  
81 | Close and save the file
82 | 
83 | Restart the proxmox service with:
84 | 
85 | ```
86 | systemctl restart pveproxy.service
87 | ```
88 | 
89 | After the command is finished running, log out and when you log back in the no subscription message should no longer appear
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