Re: [Libvir] Web Interface Question

Thanks, I think the way forward for me is as follows: - I've had to discard oVirt and Enomalism, thanks for letting me know they exist on here/IRC. oVirt seems to be a complete solution that would require me to reconfigure many of my existing vms and Enomalism is just inappropriate for VPS hosts and more company-with-lots-of-machines centric it appears. - I'm really after something that can slot into my existing setup of '/home/virt/domains/Machine/vm.cfg' (a name I just chose arbitrarily) and use the cfg files to provide info about the machine to a user over the web, then the perl bindings to start/stop/restart. - So, the perl bindings and a socket with permissions for the web user or possibly a 'vmadmins' group - Eventually i hope to package it up into a standalone web server (a-la webmin) style solution and release it, but i've got to finish my degree first so that will be months, my customers are my immediate concern and I have a basic version of the above which can do shutdowns/reboots/startups in action at the moment. - It was regrettably necessary to have to have some actions contingent on things like libvirt error code: 42 i.e. If you try to retrieve a domain that doesn't exist (and is not defined). I expect these to break when the ubuntu package maintainers upgrade to 0.4.1 - but i'll have to deal with that when the time comes I'll keep hanging out in #virt for as long as i can remember to stay connected :p Thanks, Henri Richard W.M. Jones wrote: