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Launching SPICE remote-viewer for Proxmox VE VDI client
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Unable to connect to libvirt with URI: [none] #26

Closed Chouffy closed 11 months ago

Chouffy commented 11 months ago

Hi,

I have trouble making this work, unfortunately :( This is my command line call: cv4pve-pepper.exe --host=HOST.lan --api-token 'cv4pve@pve!spice=uuidhere' --vmid 400 --viewer D:\Apps\Applications\VirtViewer\bin\virt-viewer.exe (System: Windows 11 23H2 x64" The call returns nothing (but no error either)

And I get this message box that says "Unable to connect to libvirt with URI: [none]" image

I've checked the permission of mycv4pve user, and I can open a SPICE console from the web GUI. I also checked that I assigned an API Token permission specifically to the 400 VM

Any help welcome!

franklupo commented 11 months ago

Does it work with user and password?

Chouffy commented 11 months ago

I have the same error if I use --username=xx@pve --password=xx instead of --api-token 😢

Chouffy commented 11 months ago

Would it be possible to download the SPICE config file instead of launching the viewer directly? So we can check if this steps works as expected 🤔

franklupo commented 11 months ago

run with --debug. one possible problem is the vnc proxy. use --proxy https:/host:port

best regards

Chouffy commented 11 months ago

Thanks @franklupo ! Using --debug, I was able to check where the .vv file was stored. If I launched it manually, it was working just fine. So actually it was the --viewer parameter that I got wrong: at least on Windows, you have to call remote-viewer.exe and not virt-viewer.exe … I just saw it in the Readme 🤦 I'll submit a PR to reflect this. Thanks for this nice piece of software, really helpful!