source: trunk/web/templates/vnc.tmpl @ 292

#from skeleton import skeleton
#extends skeleton

#def title
Console to $machine.name
#end def

#def body
<h1>Console</h1>
#if not $on
<p> Your machine appears to be off.</p>
#else if not $has_vnc
<p> Your machine appears to not be accepting VNC connections. Perhaps you have a ParaVM machine?</p>
#end if
<p>Here is a console to ${machine.name}.</p>
<APPLET CODE="VncViewer.class" ARCHIVE="https://$hostname:446/static/VncViewer.jar"
        WIDTH="100%" HEIGHT="1000">
<PARAM NAME="PASSWORD" VALUE="moocow">
<PARAM NAME="PORT" VALUE="10003">
<PARAM NAME="HOST" VALUE="$hostname">
<PARAM NAME="VMNAME" VALUE="$machine.name">
<PARAM NAME="AUTHTOKEN" VALUE="$authtoken">
<PARAM NAME="SocketFactory" VALUE="VNCProxyConnectSocketFactory">
</APPLET>
<p><strong>Tip:</strong> At a Linux boot prompt, try setting <tt>fb=false</tt> to disable the framebuffer.  If you don't, your machine will run just fine, but this applet's display of the console will suffer artifacts.</p>
#*
java VncViewer HOST black-mesa PORT 10003 VMNAME tabbott_test AUTHTOKEN quentin SocketFactory VNCProxyConnectSocketFactory
*#
#end def