finally got it. I needed to force --ssl-version=tls1.2 I will write a summary
of my findings fot anyone interested.
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I think part of my misunderstanding is that ovirt-websocket-proxy does a few
things behind the scene as it is not the source of the initial connection to
ovirt.
I am going another route. My proxy are servers which get the console.vv file
from ovirt when they are alerted someone wants to make a
Michal,
Could you explain in details this part of your email?
> We modified the client to sign the request for proxy that is verified by the
> (also
> modified) proxy. There are small changes but they would need to be done for
> any other
> client you’re trying to use (and for the proxy if you’
Michal,
Thank you for your response. I know I am all over the place as I am trying to
figure what works and what doesn't. What I know so far is this.
spice-web-client from eyeos https://github.com/eyeos/spice-web-client and the
forked version from flex-vdi https://github.com/flexVDI/spice-web-
> On 19. 3. 2021, at 20:26, Pascal DeMilly wrote:
>
> I will. I wish there was more documentation on how all of this works. My
> current test sniffing the network show that actually the traffic is not on
> the port as defined in the console file but on the tls-port of that file. so
> I am a
Has someone able to get spice-html5 or any other web client working with ovirt?
I am using 4.3 and trying to get it working but so far no luck?
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This is currently what I got: CONSOLE is the path to the console.vv file just
downloaded. I have tested that logic with remote-viewer. So I know this is
working at least. Now my goal is to get spice-web-client to work as well.
However I am not understanding yet everything about the expectation o
I will. I wish there was more documentation on how all of this works. My
current test sniffing the network show that actually the traffic is not on
the port as defined in the console file but on the tls-port of that file.
so I am a little confused how all of this works. And since everything is
SSLe
>
> Obviously I am assuming spice-html5 works with ovirt. Maybe it doesn't. I
> was never able to make it work except with direct libvirt over spice.
>
I could never get the html5 implementation working. If you get this new
spice-web-client working, please post your config to the list!
> _
Thanks for your response. From it I deduct that the authentication must happen
from the client not the proxy.
however I am not finding any code in spice-html5 which would confirm this. So
my thinking is that the authentication must happen on the websockify side. From
the websockify docs I can
AGPL spice-web-client is a spice html5 library from eyeos with another fork
from flexvdi. I have tested them with libvirt (no
encryption/authentication) and they really work great. I want to use them
with Ovirt since spice-html5 is under-performant. However with ovirt I have
to deal with authentica
Hi,
> On 19. 3. 2021, at 3:56, Pascal D wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to get the spice-web-client working with ovirt.
what is spice-web-client?
> One area where I am having difficulties is authentication.Looking at
> remote-viewer on linux I am able to see that the minimum fields to have a
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