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### Actions and parameters |
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You can make some combinations between actions and parameters. |
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You can make some combinations between actions and places. Both of these |
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elements are parameters. |
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#### Actions |
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- mkdir-shared |
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- run |
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#### Parameters |
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#### Places |
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- nox |
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- origin |
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the server's port (`5900`) reachable from the clients. |
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You must then run QVM with one of the VNC options on the server side. |
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On the client side you must simply edit the `host_ip_address` and |
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`host_username` variables in the configuration file. |
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On the client side you must simply edit the `HOST_IP_ADDRESS` and |
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`HOST_USERNAME` variables in the configuration file. |
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For example, on the server side you could install the virtual machine remotely |
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like this: |
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the variables correctly set in the `configrc` file. |
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This script will start the virtual machine if on the host computer no other |
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virtual machine is running. You can use either the VNC or the headless |
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virtual machine is running. You can use either a VNC or headless |
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connection. Both of them require that SSH is configured correctly on the |
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computers: the host must be reachable from the client via SSH. |
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This can be verified by using the `--attach --remote` options. |
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computers, i.e. the host must be reachable from the client via SSH. |
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This can be verified by using the `--attach --remote` options while the |
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virtual machine is already running. |
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Once you have checked that everyting works, you can add a command alias in |
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your shell configuration file (e.g: `~/.bashrc`), something like: |
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alias vm='/home/user/scripts/qvm/qvm --run --remote --vnc' |
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or, if you are not interested in Xorg: |
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or, if you don't need VNC: |
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alias vm='/home/user/scripts/qvm/qvm --run --remote' |
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