On 02/05/2016 04:46 PM, Mohamed Sadok Ben Jazia wrote:
I think those last lines are good for my work
do {
sleep (1)
task = APICALL(get
nodes/nina/tasks/UPID:nina:7F77:0029667A:56B36272:vncproxy:104:tom@pam:/status)
} while (task->{status} != 'stopped')
Do you think proxmox
Hello list,
i'm using proxmox api to create Containers and managing ressources.
proxmox commands don't have a fixed duration so you need to refresh calls
to see that an action is correctly done..
Are there a method to catch the end of an action when using API calls?
If it's a call where a worker gets forked we have an UPID which
represents this action and we have a UPID wait function where you can
wait for this task to finish.
If you're making perl scripts on a PVE host it'd be really easy:
use PVE::API2::Qemu;
use PVE::ProcFSTools;
my
