Custom Query (16363 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #5105 | obsolete | Open file in guest by guest additions | ||
| Description |
I would like to suggest a feature to open files in a guest system.
Motivation:
Proposal:
Possible Extensions:
I don't know how difficult it would be to implement this feature but I think it would be extremely useful. I did not find a feature request describing this behavior. |
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| #6540 | duplicate | provided DHCP information wrong after update of network config on host during runtime | ||
| Description |
The nameservers provided through the DHCP-Server of VirtualBox don't update if the host DNS configuration changes during runtime of the guest.
In other words: On startup the guest gets the current nameservers as expected. Now the nameservers on the host change (after startup of the guest). If I attempt to update the nameservers using dhclient it will receive the old nameservers.
Such changes on the host might occur when a VPN connection is established, to name one example. The closure and reopening of the guest refreshes the data. Rebooting doesn't suffice. |
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| #15357 | obsolete | VNC Failure on 5.0.18 & 5.0.19 | ||
| Description |
I am running on a Windows 10 host with all of the patches. After upgrading to 5.0.18, when starting VNC in Oracle 7.2(4.1.12-32.2.3.el7uek.x86_64) all I get is the gray screen with the clipboard checkbox block on it. It seems that VNC is starting another gnome session on the main display window rather than for the VNCSERVER. When I start the vncserver, the screen flashes and i am presented with a new gnome screen. If I max and resize the window, I get back the screen I was working with except the cursor looses where it really is. (about a half line off) This works great in 5.0.16-105871 and that is the current workaround I am using. I am using the TigerVNC Xvnc that comes with the distribution. I tried the 5.0.19 release and it fails under that release as well. |
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