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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 7 months ago

Chouffy commented 7 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 7 months ago

Does it work with user and password?

Chouffy commented 7 months ago

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

Chouffy commented 7 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 7 months ago

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

best regards

Chouffy commented 7 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!