On 2012-03-27 11:17, Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
Actually, it is possible to remotely connect to any libvirtd instance
using an SSH tunnel, which works out of the box. Only the direct,
non-tunnelled TLS/SASL based connections require manual setup.
Doesn't this require setting installing an ssh server on your machine?
openssh-server doesn't seem to be installed/enabled by default on many
(most?) distros, including Fedora.
In addition doesn't this only work when you ssh as root to the box that
the libvirtd instance is running on? I couldn't get this working with my
user account and a qemu-ssh uri. I'm probably missing something ...
I hope that makes sense. Let me know if I've gotten something wrong.
Would you accept a patch to do this? Or would you suggest that we
try and do this downstream in the Fedora/RHEL packages instead?
Our policy for Fedora / RHEL is to not change upstream behaviour, so this
kind of policy decision should be resolved here.
Okay, good to know.
Cheers,
Stef
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