Anvil-manage-vnc-pipe

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NAME

anvil-manage-vnc-pipe - builds or destroys "VNC pipe"

SYNOPSIS

To open a VNC pipe

' anvil-manage-vnc-pipe --server <libvirt_domain_name> [ --server-vnc-port' <vnc_port> ] --open

To close a VNC pipe

' anvil-manage-vnc-pipe --server <libvirt_domain_name>

DESCRIPTION

A VNC pipe consists of 1 instance of websockify that translates the VNC protocol to websocket protocol, which allows the VNC data to travel over a protocol that the browser understands. anvil-manage-vnc-pipe manages the lifespan of a VNC pipe with the given server identifier.

OPTIONS

--open

Opens a VNC pipe with the given target server. Close is assumed when this option is not provided.

--server <libvirt_domain_name>

An alternative to the --server-uuid option that makes this script do the server name resolution. One of --server or --server-uuid is required.

--server-uuid <libvirt_domain_uuid>

Specifies a libvirt domain as VNC data source.

--server-vnc-port <vnc_port>

Specifies the target libvirt domain VNC port instead of letting the script do the detection.

EXIT STATUS

0

Successful program execution.

1

VNC pipe setup process failed. It's possible to reuse the command to try again without needing to worry about duplicating component(s). The script is capable of detecting existing usable component(s) and only setup the missing piece(s).

AUTHOR

Written by Yanhao Lei, Alteeve staff and the Anvil! project contributors.

REPORTING BUGS

Report bugs to users@clusterlabs.org

 

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