Describe the bug
Although I have Kimchi working on Ubuntu 20.04 (built from source yesterday from the latest commit on GitHub), I cannot get the VM console to work. The SPICE web page loads, and then I get a pop up saying "ReferenceError: SpiceMainConn is not defined". I found that all JS files were in a different place to that referenced in spice-auto.html - on my system I found them under /usr/share/spice-html5/src, but it appears this page is looking in /usr/share/spice-html5. I tried moving the files up to the directory they were being called from, and all 404 errors disappeared, but the dialog box still comes up.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Build Wokd and Kimchi from source on Ubuntu 20.04 using the instructions provided
Install as per the instructions
Log in, and navigate to the virtualization tab
Click on "View Console" for a SPICE enabled VM
SPICE screen loads, including the frame that should contain the console, then a dialog appears saying "ReferenceError: SpiceMainConn is not defined".
Expected behavior
SPICE console should load without error
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug Although I have Kimchi working on Ubuntu 20.04 (built from source yesterday from the latest commit on GitHub), I cannot get the VM console to work. The SPICE web page loads, and then I get a pop up saying "ReferenceError: SpiceMainConn is not defined". I found that all JS files were in a different place to that referenced in spice-auto.html - on my system I found them under
/usr/share/spice-html5/src
, but it appears this page is looking in/usr/share/spice-html5
. I tried moving the files up to the directory they were being called from, and all 404 errors disappeared, but the dialog box still comes up.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior SPICE console should load without error
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context I also see the following in the wok-error.log file:
Looking at other open issues, I have tested with Websockify 0.9.0 (provided by Ubuntu DEB package) and Websockify 0.7.0 (installed using pip3).