[Bug 1010893] Re: PCI Passthrough with QEMU-KVM-SPICE fails

2012-11-09 Thread neonkandi
I am having problems with kvm-spice trying to use filesystem, it is giving the same message reported by many sources which reference PCI passthrough, I don't know if they rely on a similar mechanism behind the scenes, I am a bit of a noob, but I can't see a problem with the use of

[Bug 1078052] [NEW] TLS fails to work with Spice due to possible bug related to a similar issue in Red Hat under certain circumstances

2012-11-12 Thread neonkandi
Public bug reported: Hi after going through a common prcedure to create a self signed certificate, using the default directory, the VM log reports that it cannot load the certificates, a similar log response was seen in Red Hat with spice, where the path was not set despite being set in qemu.conf,

[Bug 1078052] Re: TLS fails to work with Spice due to possible bug related to a similar issue in Red Hat under certain circumstances

2012-11-12 Thread neonkandi
Hi Obviously this cannot really be classified as a bug at this stage, I have gone through a number of basic procedures to check this, although I haven't yet looked at (or really understand) how SELinux and former issues with this could interfere with spice+TLS I do know Red Hat had some issue wit

[Bug 1078052] Re: TLS fails to work with Spice due to possible bug related to a similar issue in Red Hat under certain circumstances

2012-11-12 Thread neonkandi
This is a post by me from the people who have been giving me some advice at spice-de...@lists.freedesktop.org with more information of a recent re-attempt /etc/hostname squealer /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost squealer squealer.maiakaat.co.uk maiakaat.co.uk www.maiakaat.co.uk 192.168.2.140 loc

[Bug 948825] Re: Loggerhead unable to serve as deamon behind apache

2012-11-24 Thread neonkandi
I can confirm the same problem on Ubuntu 12.10 with Apache installed using all the default options sudo serve-branches file:///location/ --allow-writes #works without correct permissions being set sudo serve-branches file:///location/ #works, as long as permissions are set accordingly. sudo serv