1:48 a.m.
Team,
New here to the list...
Been using ovirt for some time now.... I just updated from 3.3.5 to 3.4.1.
We have Windows 7 Guest and use putty to connect to our DB System.
We use specific hot keys set in our termcap, etc...
To be straight to the point... on oVirt branch 3.3.XX the hotkeys "Shift
+ F8" & "Shift + F9" where capture by our terminals and where been read
correctly...
I just updated oVirt to 3.4.1 and all went fine EXCEPT =] That now those
hotkeys are no longer working... Running putty to our DB server via ssh
and than running the command "read" does nothing... It reads all hotkeys
and key combinations from F1 to F12 and Shift F1 to F7 and skips F8 and
F9...
What changed on oVirt 3.4.1 that I can no longer use this hotkeys?
I also try to use them on windows and they are just not coming though at
all... It seems to me that spice is catching the key sequence and
capturing it before delivering it to the guest....
My data center/cluster runs on Centos 6.5 x86_64 All have 96GB of RAM
and all have the same CPU Family...
My ovirt manager runs as well on Centos 6.5 x86_64 on a different hosts
that runs luci/kvm for HA clustering.
Any ideas?
--
Fernando Fuentes
Technical Lead & Systems Administrator
Email: ffuentes(a)aasteel.com
American Alloy Steel, Inc.
Houston, Texas
Website: http://www.aasteel.com
Phone: 713-462-8081
Fax: 713-462-0527
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Thanks!
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Team,
New here to the list...
Been using ovirt for some time now.... I just updated from 3.3.5 to 3.4.1.
We have Windows 7 Guest and use putty to connect to our DB System.
We use specific hot keys set in our termcap, etc...
To be straight to the point... on oVirt branch 3.3.XX the hotkeys "Shift
+ F8" & "Shift + F9" where capture by our terminals and where been
read
correctly...
I just updated oVirt to 3.4.1 and all went fine EXCEPT =] That now those
hotkeys are no longer working... Running putty to our DB server via ssh
and than running the command "read" does nothing... It reads all hotkeys
and key combinations from F1 to F12 and Shift F1 to F7 and skips F8 and
F9...
What changed on oVirt 3.4.1 that I can no longer use this hotkeys?
I also try to use them on windows and they are just not coming though at
all... It seems to me that spice is catching the key sequence and
capturing it before delivering it to the guest....
My data center/cluster runs on Centos 6.5 x86_64 All have 96GB of RAM
and all have the same CPU Family...
My ovirt manager runs as well on Centos 6.5 x86_64 on a different hosts
that runs luci/kvm for HA clustering.
Any ideas?
--
Fernando Fuentes
Technical Lead & Systems Administrator
Email: ffuentes(a)aasteel.com
American Alloy Steel, Inc.
Houston, Texas
Website: http://www.aasteel.com
Phone: 713-462-8081
Fax: 713-462-0527
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<pre>Team,
New here to the list...
Been using ovirt for some time now.... I just updated from 3.3.5 to 3.4.1.
We have Windows 7 Guest and use putty to connect to our DB System.
We use specific hot keys set in our termcap, etc...
To be straight to the point... on oVirt branch 3.3.XX the hotkeys "Shift
+ F8" & "Shift + F9" where capture by our terminals and where been
read
correctly...
I just updated oVirt to 3.4.1 and all went fine EXCEPT =] That now those
hotkeys are no longer working... Running putty to our DB server via ssh
and than running the command "read" does nothing... It reads all hotkeys
and key combinations from F1 to F12 and Shift F1 to F7 and skips F8 and
F9...
What changed on oVirt 3.4.1 that I can no longer use this hotkeys?
I also try to use them on windows and they are just not coming though at
all... It seems to me that spice is catching the key sequence and
capturing it before delivering it to the guest....
My data center/cluster runs on Centos 6.5 x86_64 All have 96GB of RAM
and all have the same CPU Family...
My ovirt manager runs as well on Centos 6.5 x86_64 on a different hosts
that runs luci/kvm for HA clustering.
Any ideas?
--
Fernando Fuentes
Technical Lead & Systems Administrator
Email: <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated"
href="mailto:ffuentes@aasteel.com">ffuentes@aasteel.com</a>
American Alloy Steel, Inc.
Houston, Texas
Website: <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext"
href="http://www.aasteel.com">http://www.aasteel.com</a>
Phone: 713-462-8081
Fax: 713-462-0527
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putty?
putty?
or spice?
Please be more specific.
What exactly you are doing, what happened in 3.3, what happens in 3.4.
Include exact versions of all relevant software etc. - including version
of ovirt, vdsm, qemu, spice client.
I can hardly believe that an ovirt version has anything to do with
putty accessing a vm.
spice is a different matter.
Best,
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