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The node was added between the </StorageControllers> and </Machine> elements within the roles/setup/VirtualBox.vbox.tmpl file.
I then added inventory parameters for the above two variables, in my case vrde_host was 0.0.0.0 and vrde_port was 3389 (although my extensions actually meant that it was using VNC 😂 ).
If it's something you think would be beneficial, I'll raise a PR for it.
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What's the benefit of this mechanism compared to just the headless and non-headless mode in VirtualBox? I'm just trying to understand the purpose of such a change and why someone would want to use this.
In my use case, I was running on a system without a GUI. The changes were cumbersome to make manually on an as and when basis. I believe it could have it's uses when it comes to troubleshooting an issue prior to the rest of the Ansible being able to run.
While working on #43 , I opened up VRDE so that I could see the box as it comes up. The change effectively resulted in adding
The node was added between the
</StorageControllers>
and</Machine>
elements within theroles/setup/VirtualBox.vbox.tmpl
file.I then added inventory parameters for the above two variables, in my case
vrde_host
was0.0.0.0
andvrde_port
was3389
(although my extensions actually meant that it was using VNC 😂 ).If it's something you think would be beneficial, I'll raise a PR for it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: