>|> Hi. Is it possible to allow non-root users to access a guest operating >|> system? Once the guest is set up, it should be possible to choose to >|> allow the guest to look after its own security and authentication. As >|> far as I can see, this isn't now possible. Perhaps some /etc/sudoers >|> incantation? The difficulty is that virt-manager is used both >|> to set up *and* to use guests; those functions should be separated. >| >|Users can access the guest via SSH (or any network login service >|running inside the guest), or they can use a standalone viewer program >|like virt-viewer to access the graphical console without needing admin >|privileges. I want to be able to "connect" and initiate a guest in a *script* (so it can be done automatically when the host boots), and then allow users (without admin privileges) to access the guest graphically. Is this a reasonable mode of operation? If so, how do I do it? If I call qemu-kvm directly the -nographic option doesn't seem to do what I expect. And I don't know how to use virt-viewer to view a guest initiated directly rather than by using virt-manager. If this kind of stuff is explained somewhere in documentation I haven't managed to find, please refer me to it and my apologies for using the mail-list inappropriately. It might be helpful if the list archives were searchable. Bob T. _______________________________________________ et-mgmt-tools mailing list et-mgmt-tools@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/et-mgmt-tools
