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I'm running some containers on my server (qemu kvm, libvirt). A few of them are totally broken and I am unable to remove them by any means. Have been googlin for half a day, but just can't find a working solution.

I have tried removing the broken containers using virsh and prlctl commands. Can't reinstall them either. Even tried deleting the container files by hand, but no luck. virsh does not even see the containers and prlctl gives me errors like Failed to get VM config: Operation failed. Failed to execute the operation.

# prlctl list -a
{uuid1}  stopped      -               CT my-ct1
{uuid2}  invalid      -               CT my-ct2

How can I completely remove these containers?

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Welp, looks like I was able to remove these CTs by deleting their home dirs in /var/vz/private/UUID_of_CT/ and config files in /etc/vz/conf/UUD_of_CT.conf and then a full server reboot. After that, they dissapeared from prlctl list -a.

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