Hi,
I noticed that an XMLRPC interface has been introduced from 3.0.2+. This is breaking the remote execution of xm commands I used to do.
This change entirely changed the tools/python/xen/xend/XendClient.py. I used to remotely control the pool of servers by doing:
XEND=<remote server name> xm <operation>
For this I had to change last line of XendClient.py from getUnixServer() to getHttpServer() . This tweak changed the way "xm" connects to xend process - instead of Unix domain sockets it uses Http connections.
This setup used to work fine. I however do not understand the XML-RPC behavior from "xm"'s point of view. The XendClient.py now just opens a ServerProxy for a xmlrpc socket, which take httpu URI. I don't know how I can direct xm operations to the remote physical servers now.
Is remote access using xm discontinued because of this change? Or is there some method?
Please let me know.
Thanks,
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Jayesh
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