sudo apt install python3-click python3-pip python3-uvloop python3-aiohttp python3-texttable python3-aiodns python3-chardet virt-viewer
sudo pip3 install "<path-to-the-git-dir>[performance,uvloop]"First create a remote:
WARNING: If you store the password it will be saved in plain text in ~/.config/pmxc/config.json
$ pmxc remote add pve01 https://pve01.fk.jochum.dev:8006 root@pamNow you can list VM's/Container's:
$ pmxc list pve01Or open a the virt-viewer on VM id 100:
$ pmxc spice pve01 100If you add a serial console to a Linux VM (maybe also FreeBSD) you can enter it too now:
This requires that you setup the console first inside the VM: https://www.rogerirwin.co.nz/open-source/enabling-a-serial-port-console/
$ pmxc enter pve01 100Or open a shell on the container 101:
You can exit it with: CTRL+A q
$ pmxc enter pve01 101Have fun with pmxc i hope you like it as i do :)
The pmxc enter command now supports piping commands:
You need to enable automatic login to serial console as described here: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Automatic_login_to_virtual_console
$ echo "/bin/bash -c 'touch /test; echo bla'" | pmxc enter pve01 1012018 I had success with babun on Windows, now lacking a Windows box and babun discontinued I have no clue. It should work unter cygwin though.
The first 2 numbers are the Promox VE API pmxc targets to, the next 2 are the pmxc version.
Like 5.2.0.1 means its target for Promox VE 5.2 and its the first release (0.1) for that.
Create a venv:
$ venv/bin/pip install -e ".[development,performance,uvloop]"Now use ./venv/bin/pmxc instead of just plain pmxc
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