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3 April, 20225 April, 2022Ansible, Fedora, FOSS

Using a dynamic libvirt inventory with Ansible

The Ansible community libvirt collection provides a method to interact with QEMU and LXC (if that interests you, please come and join us!). Along with support for libvirt tasks such […]

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31 August, 201630 January, 2017Fedora

Configuring QEMU bridge helper after “access denied by acl file” error

QEMU has a neat bridge-helper utility which allows a non-root user to easily connect a virtual machine to a bridged interface. In Fedora at least, qemu-bridge-helper runs as setuid (any […]

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