2011/2/7 Justin Clift <[email protected]>: > On 04/02/2011, at 11:27 AM, Kai Meyer wrote: >> On 02/02/2011 02:59 PM, Matthias Bolte wrote: > <snip> >>> Okay, I've push the additional scripts for virt-manager to github now, >>> so you can give them a try. > <snip> >> >> This is great work. I had no issues while getting through the readme.txt >> instructions. virt-manager opens and runs great... except I'm setup for all >> SSH authentication. Probably time to go through and get through the TLS >> certificate generation done. >> >> Is there any plans to support the ssh transport soon?
SSH transport in libvirt is based on the ssh binary. libvirt uses fork/exec to run ssh. So we either need to make libvirt use some replacement for fork/exec that works on Windows, or rewrite the ssh transport to use libssh2 (assuming that OpenSSH and/or libssh2 works on Windows). > It seems to be more on the "would be good to have" list, rather than the "we > need this asap" list of things. So, for the moment, you're definitely best > to use TLS. As Justin says, SSH transport on Windows won't arrive anytime soon I think. > Also compiled this over the weekend and cranked it up, but didn't have time > to go through the TLS generation so didn't have anything to connect to. Heh. > > Looks good Matthias. :) Nice. > The only weirdness I noticed straight off is the icons in the toolbar. The > were small red X's, which generally means gtk couldn't find the icons picture > files. Did you guys get that as well? (it could be just my setup, not sure) Yes, I have that too. I didn't look at it yet, probably some path problem, like Windows vs Unix paths. Matthias _______________________________________________ virt-tools-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/virt-tools-list
