hi,
that cannot work so easily since the vnc server is done by qemu which does not know anything about the os (and clipboard) inside
if you need that functionality, i'd try spice or a screen sharing tool inside the vm.
that cannot work so easily since the vnc server is done by qemu which does not know anything about the os (and clipboard) inside
if you need that functionality, i'd try spice or a screen sharing tool inside the vm.
This very much annoyed me, so I made a Tampermonkey user script to solve the problem:
https://gist.github.com/amunchet/4cfaf0274f3d238946f9f8f94fa9ee02
(leave a star if this helps or a comment if something doesn't work for you
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https://gist.github.com/amunchet/4cfaf0274f3d238946f9f8f94fa9ee02
(leave a star if this helps or a comment if something doesn't work for you
)Tampermonkey is a generic plugin for web browsers that allows you to do different things on websites.
The plugin is installed in Tampermonkey, and allows you to copy some text to your clipboard outside of Proxmox, then right click inside a Proxmox VM (likely a *nix based terminal), which will then paste the text on your clipboard in.
Since the script emulates typing on the keyboard, we've found there are slight differences with different keyboard layouts. Change the values in the `needs_shift` variable depending on your keyboard layout if a particular character isn't pasting correctly for you.
It's a very simple Javascript plugin, so if you have a problem, it's very easy to change.
The plugin is installed in Tampermonkey, and allows you to copy some text to your clipboard outside of Proxmox, then right click inside a Proxmox VM (likely a *nix based terminal), which will then paste the text on your clipboard in.
Since the script emulates typing on the keyboard, we've found there are slight differences with different keyboard layouts. Change the values in the `needs_shift` variable depending on your keyboard layout if a particular character isn't pasting correctly for you.
It's a very simple Javascript plugin, so if you have a problem, it's very easy to change.
Just paste - I didn't really need copying for my use case. I just didn't want to type in specifically passwords or sudos every time.
Pretty much what I said in the earlier post: you install tampermonkey (which is a plugin for your browser), install the script, (possibly modify it if you have a non-standard keyboard layout), copy some text (with Ctrl + C), open up Proxmox console, then right click to paste the text into the console.
Note: if you use LXC containers, you can copy and paste from that terminal without needing this plugin. That might be a better solution for you.
So Spice seems to allow copy/paste which is great.
Do you know any Spice client for iOS (iPad)?
I think there's a bit of a misunderstanding here. SPICE is the means of communication with the VMs (kind of like a keyboard-video-mouse interface with software) - that's way more involved and complicated than what I'm doing. My Tampermonkey script is just forcing the browser to act as though it's typing in characters when you "paste" something - it's using Proxmox's built-in web console to pass the text along.
A SPICE client for the iPad would be a separate app - I would imagine the app creators would allow Copying/Pasting. The Tampermonkey script above is only for use with web browsers and the built-in proxmox web interface - you can access those through something like Chrome on the iPad (and it seems like you can install Proxmox as well), but it would be through the web browser and not a dedicated app like I think you're looking for.
A SPICE client for the iPad would be a separate app - I would imagine the app creators would allow Copying/Pasting. The Tampermonkey script above is only for use with web browsers and the built-in proxmox web interface - you can access those through something like Chrome on the iPad (and it seems like you can install Proxmox as well), but it would be through the web browser and not a dedicated app like I think you're looking for.
Maybe similar to Hyper-V: emulating the keyboard (so sending the clipboard contents as key strokes)
Old thread, but wanted to give credit where credit is due. You have saved me a ton of stress. I found this because I decided to do the same thing, but you took the hit and did it for us! Works great. Thank you. (also, I found your website through the git that hosts the copy/paste code, nice work!)This very much annoyed me, so I made a Tampermonkey user script to solve the problem:
https://gist.github.com/amunchet/4cfaf0274f3d238946f9f8f94fa9ee02
(leave a star if this helps or a comment if something doesn't work for you
I know this is an old post, but I think people are still looking for a solution to this problem, so here comes my solution.
I just installed NoMashine which is a free Remote Desktop.
Support for Windows, Mac Os, Linux
And works super well on local network.
With Zerotier installed, I have worldWide access.
I just installed NoMashine which is a free Remote Desktop.
Support for Windows, Mac Os, Linux
And works super well on local network.
With Zerotier installed, I have worldWide access.
AFAIK, xterm.ks is a kind of a serial console frontend in software, so it is text based and will have copy&paste, yet a lot of other limitations.