Hello Chris,
On Wed, 12 Dec 2018 at 22:52, Chris Laprise <tas...@posteo.net> wrote:
> But here's how you could start the loop:
> qvm-ls --running -O name | (read line; while read line; do qvm-run -p
> $line 'your vm command goes here'; done)
> [...]
>
thanks for the hint.
I tried to run the following command which gives me a list of all running
VMs (just to get the loop right):
qvm-ls --running -O name --raw-data | (read line; while read line; do echo
$line; done)
In my case:
my-untrusted
my-vault
sys-firewall
sys-net
sys-usb
The command to get the information about the swap usage from a VM (here
named APPVMNAME can be shown by running the following command in dom0:
echo APPVMNAME = `qvm-run --pass-io APPVMNAME "free" | tail -n +3 | gawk '{
print $3 }'`
But when I bring both peaces together I only get one result back, not the
result for all AppVMs
qvm-ls --running -O name --raw-data | (read line; while read line; do echo
$line `qvm-run --pass-io $line "free" | tail -n +3 | gawk '{ print $3 }'` ;
done)
Output in my case:
my-untrusted 256
So the output is only showing the output for one VM.
I don't understand why this is happening.
- O
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