How to configure spice in PVE?

[nta]

I have spice working on a win7 guest. To use it, I have to use the PVE GUI.
I have downloaded the connection file and tried using the port that was in it, but it seems to be using tickets, and refuses to allow the spice client to connect. I looked in /etc for a configuration file but could not find it. How do I configure this thing?
Is it possible to just set a configuration that will enable me to open it without having to log into the admin GUI to access the guest directly via browser or spice client?

 

[tom]

See https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/SPICE#Trouble_Shooting

 

[nta]

See https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/SPICE#Trouble_Shooting

Thank you tom,
I looked at that section of the page, there is nothing else in it than a link to a script. What does that script do?
Spice is currently working, I just need to configure the port and access.

 

[tom]

The script shows how to open a SPICE connection without using the Admin Browser GUI.

 

[nta]

The script shows how to open a SPICE connection without using the Admin Browser GUI.

My bash-fu is not that good!
Can I use some configuration files and type a url in the browser?

 

[tom]

My bash-fu is not that good!
Can I use some configuration files and type a url in the browser?

I thought you are looking for a solution WITHOUT browser?

If you want to use a brower, use our default WebGUI.

 

[nta]

I thought you are looking for a solution WITHOUT browser?

Yes, but I'm not sure what to change to make the script work without using the root password from the client side. I tried editing the downloaded file, but it expires.

If you want to use a brower, use our default WebGUI.

I'm looking for a solution outside of logging on to the PVE admin GUI from the client side. If it's possible to go directly from the browser to the guest, that's what I would like to do, but I'm not seeing my way through since I have no idea where and how to configure the connection. I was hoping to be able to hook into spice from the client, if possible, with the browser directly.

 

[fireon]

Mybe this examplescript on PVE can solve your Problem:

/usr/share/doc/pve-manager/examples/spice-example-sh

But yes a littel pit bash.

 

[nta]

/usr/share/doc/pve-manager/examples/spice-example-sh
But yes a littel pit bash.

Thank you for the configuration location. This is the same script as above. I just don't know anything the ticketing in it. How do I make it not expire?