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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 8/18/12 1:01 PM, Ricardo Duarte a
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<div dir="ltr">Hi there,<br>
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I would like to generate a random password for each instance,
but it should be readable/available under Sunstone.<br>
The plan is to slightly modify the virtual machine data table,
and add a new column named "Service Password", or in
alternative, users may look for it under the "Image Template"
tab.<br>
What I am missing is how to make the password available to both
Sunstone and the instance, and how to generate it before the
machine boots. Looks like the easier way would be to
auto-generate it and add it to CONTEXT. <br>
But how can I do it? Is there any hook I can use to generate a
variable and add them to context, before the machine boots? Or
do I have to modify the OpenNebula C core?<br>
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I don't think it is possible via a hook to add variable to context.<br>
I would however vote for such features. It could be very useful to
set some context parameters according to the context (which user,
which time/day,...)<br>
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Olivier<br>
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Thanks.<br>
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