AFAIK My setup is very basic. I'm using a gnome-boxes machine, and modifying the xml for libvirt machine to setup a spice graphics adapter with autoport enabled.
Then I run websockify and connect with spice-html5 client. Nothing strange.On Thu, Jul 28, 2016 at 2:00 PM, Christophe Fergeau <cfergeau@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Thu, Jul 28, 2016 at 12:59:05PM +0100, Oliver Gutierrez wrote:
> The problem I was having was the spice-html5 client was throwing exceptions
> for trying to access that property in cases where it is not a valid value.
>
> I got to the error because I'm developing a plugin for cockpit that makes
> use of spice-html5 for connecting to VMs, and when spice-html5 starts
> displaying graphics, it throws this error repeatedly, causing cockpit to
> show an awfull "Oops" message.
>
> It just failed throwing exceptions to console. It stopped the playback when
> failed, so with the change it stops anyway but without throwing errors.
>
> I hope this answer your questions. My knowledge about spice-html5 or spice
> is limited, so I don't know if this info is enough for you.
Any idea what is different in your setup compared to 'traditional'
setups? I expect this bug is not always happening or it would have been
noticed earlier?
Christophe
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Oliver Gutierrez
Associate Software Engineer - Desktop Management tools
Red Hat
Associate Software Engineer - Desktop Management tools
Red Hat
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