Right, the API currently starts the VM with enabled VRDE server and
ignored the VM setting.
I think as a workaround you can disable VRDE after starting the VM:
IVRDEServer::Enabled(FALSE);
This works for a running VM and will drop any existing client connections.
Best regards,
Vitali.
Ian Moore wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible (using the API) to start a VM in headless mode with
VRDE disabled? I'm finding that i cannot. If I disable the VRDE
server, then use something like:
machine->launchVMProcess($session, 'headless', '');
It turns on VRDE and starts the VRDE server. Though you can explicitly
call VBoxHeadless -vrde off, there is seemingly no way to do this from
the API.
Should I be doing something differently?
Thank you.
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