Hi John,
> OK thanks. webdav is one way, but your new file transfer method seems
> even better to me.
John, for Pavel's new code, you would need spice-html5 from the most
recent git tree; there is no release that contains it.
Pavel, let me know if you'd like me to do a release to fix that.
If you wish to use spice-html5, you would not use any clients; you
would need a web server to serve up the html. You would then need a
host to run your guest environment; generally that would be qemu of some
kind, or XSpice for pure Linux guests.
Note that you may find the spice-html5 client unsatisfying; it's good
for modest use for Linux guests. But the gtk client is generally
better, and is far better for Windows guests.
(Of course, fixing Windows support in spice-html5 should be easy, low
hanging fruit, in case anyone is bored and listening <grin>).
Cheers,
Jeremy
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