this is what happens if i copy the curl command to my own terminal, it seems that it runs a second get command which doesnt take the second parameter i passed with the command. if i specify the port first it doesnt detect the ticket if i specify the ticket first it doesnt detect the port.
no matter how or what i pass i always get NULL back or the error property is missing and is not optional while i did pass it.
im using javascript to generate a curl command curl -X GET -k -b pveAuthcookie= (ticket gotten from access.ticket)...
this is what im currently working on, however im not too familiar with proxmox so i cant figure out how to create multiple bridges on a single network card.
im using the API to only return the bridges the user is supposed to have access to, my main issue is how do i configure a bridge in such...
i want to allow my users to create multiple separate networks functioning as virtual switches. so they can build their own network with VM's functioning as servers within that network without interfering with each other while still having access to the internet
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id like to able to have...
i have followed https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Network_Configuration and am using the default config.
however i would like to create multiple OVS bridges on my eth0, without having to reboot my node.
is there a way to do this? as of now promox doesnt allow multiple bridges on the same eth...
im using novnc to grant people access to the console of their VM through a custom UI instead of the default proxmox UI, however the default UI saves a ticket in the browser which it uses for the consoles.
how to i pass a new ticket to the noVNC in my browser or how to i save one in my browser?
i was using the GET on /nodes/NODE/qemu/VMID/config to get its current boot order but i didnt find any such value's in the returned object. but ill try setting the startup in my PUT object, any guides on how these things should be formatted?
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people already only have access to their vm, im trying to get it to work over the API, however i dont really know were to start on that is there something i can use were i just have to link the vm through the api?
hello, i am trying to create a remote interface for my proxmox server and i want to give people access to the console of their VM's how do i do this? is there a way for me to use the console that is in the proxmox UI and have it show on my website? or in a pop-up?
and how would i go about this?
checked it, aaaaaand it wasnt, i was creating my url using api2/json/node/[node]/qemu[vmid] so i was missing the / between the qemu and vmid. thanks for pointing it out before i started ripping and rewriting all my code.
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