On 1/5/19 1:13 AM, 799 wrote:
The restart-function is available in the right-click-menue of a vm in
the Qube Manager. Could this also be provided for the CLI as a
"qvm-restart" command?
You can easily write a script yourself:
#!/bin/bash
qvm-shutdown --wait $1 && qvm-start $1
This won't work non sys-net, sys-firewall ... for example. You might
want to
1) first find appVMs that use $1 as netvm
2) set their netvm to "none"
3) then qvm-shutdown $1
4) then qvm-start $1
5) then reset netvm's to back to $1.
steps 3 &4 are clear (see above). Step 1 can be done using Chris'
"findpref" command (see https://github.com/tasket/Qubes-scripts ) :
findpref --pref sysnet $1 | cut -f5 -d" "
will output all appVM's that use $1 as sys-net. I am not a real
bash-champion, but I'd try
APPVMS=`findpref --pref sysnet $1 | cut -f5 -d" "`
to store the concerned APPVMS in step one in a string. Then I would try
for APPVM in APPVMS; do findpref --pref sysnet $APPVM none; done
to do step 2 and
for APPVM in APPVMS; do findpref --pref sysnet $APPVM $1; done
to set them back. So all together:
#!/bin/bash
allAPPVMS=`findpref --pref sysnet $1 | cut -f5 -d" "`
for eachAPPVM in allAPPVMS; do findpref --pref sysnet $eachAPPVM
none; done
qvm-shutdown --wait $1 && qvm-start $1
for eachAPPVM in allAPPVMS; do findpref --pref sysnet $eachAPPVM $1; done
I did not test this, spo please re-read the findpref usage first! Is
there some improvement by the community ?? Bernhard
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