Hey all, i'm trying to setup looking-glass-client to connect to a windows VM from a linux VM and the connection is working for the shmem part. I.e. I can use the looking-glass-client to view the windows VM, however i'm struggling to get the spice integration working.
Right now looking-glass-client asks to connect directly to the spice server on the windows VM but I see that pve uses a spiceproxy. I'm struggling to enable the spiceproxy at the moment.
I have played around with the bash script suggested on the wiki - however without setting the display device to "spice" the script fails to retrieve the spiceproxy details.
Similarly the pvesh api explorer has the same issue.
How can I setup my windows VM to be spice enabled so that the spiceproxy is enabled, without setting the Display Device to "Spice" ?
OR
Is there another way to have my windows VM operate as a spice server? (i understand this is insecure and would avoid the PVE authentication)
Right now looking-glass-client asks to connect directly to the spice server on the windows VM but I see that pve uses a spiceproxy. I'm struggling to enable the spiceproxy at the moment.
I have played around with the bash script suggested on the wiki - however without setting the display device to "spice" the script fails to retrieve the spiceproxy details.
Similarly the pvesh api explorer has the same issue.
Code:
root@pve:~# pvesh get /nodes/pve/qemu/110/spiceproxy/
No 'get' handler defined for '/nodes/pve/qemu/110/spiceproxy/'
How can I setup my windows VM to be spice enabled so that the spiceproxy is enabled, without setting the Display Device to "Spice" ?
OR
Is there another way to have my windows VM operate as a spice server? (i understand this is insecure and would avoid the PVE authentication)
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