Re: [Xen-devel] xm save / restore with xen-unstable not working ?

[Mike Wray <mike.wray@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Tom Wilkie wrote:

> The simplest way to achieve this is to alter the XendClient.py file.  
> In  this file is the class that xm used to communicate with xend.  If 
> you change this, it would also change the sv web interface, which would 
> (perhaps) be useful too, so you can manage multiple nodes form one 
> interface
To avoid having to edit the XendClient file I've just checked-in
support for using the environment variable XEND to set the host
and port for the xend server. For example:

XEND=host:8000 xm list

alternatively,

export XEND=host:8000

xm list

Mike


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