Greetings, at a customer we run a single VM for a specific application. Unfortunately this VM does not start automatically with the host although I checked the relevant box within virtual machine manager. I assume upgrading libvirt might help (we run 0.8.7-r1 right now, gentoo linux). Aside from that it would be good to have a simple WebGUI for the users to let them press START just in case. They run Windows on their machines so I can't give them VMM ... Could you point me at the most simple GUI to do that? I'd prefer something very lightweight without too much requirements (for example I'd like to avoid installing mysql for that ;-) ). Thank you, Stefan
Am 08.06.2011 10:03, schrieb Stefan G. Weichinger:> Unfortunately this VM does not start automatically with the host > although I checked the relevant box within virtual machine manager. > > I assume upgrading libvirt might help (we run 0.8.7-r1 right now, gentoo > linux).Upgrade to 0.9.2 seems to have solved the autostart-issue: After the upgrade a restart of libvirtd started the VM as well. Fine. So now for that GUI-thing ... Thanks, Stefan
Am 08.06.2011 10:03, schrieb Stefan G. Weichinger:> > Greetings, > > at a customer we run a single VM for a specific application. > > Unfortunately this VM does not start automatically with the host > although I checked the relevant box within virtual machine manager. > > I assume upgrading libvirt might help (we run 0.8.7-r1 right now, gentoo > linux). > > Aside from that it would be good to have a simple WebGUI for the users > to let them press START just in case. They run Windows on their machines > so I can't give them VMM ...Additional thought (and need): Could I set up some of the bigger Web-GUIs and create specific users for separate customers, which are only allowed to access and control their own KVM/libvirt-server? So that I as admin have bundled access to all the hosts via the GUI, and each customer only to its own? Stefan