Linux command
qm-sendkey 命令
安全
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常用示例
Send
qm sendkey [vmid] ctrl-alt-delete
Example
qm sendkey [vmid] ret
Example
qm sendkey --skiplock [vmid] [key]
说明
qm sendkey sends a QEMU monitor encoding key event to a running virtual machine. This is useful for sending keyboard input such as `ctrl-alt-delete` or function keys directly to the VM console without needing graphical access. Key names follow QEMU monitor encoding: alphanumeric characters are written literally, special keys use names like `ret`, `esc`, `tab`, `spc`, `f1`–`f12`, `up`, `down`, `left`, `right`, and modifier combinations use hyphens (e.g. `ctrl-alt-delete`, `meta_l-r`).
参数
- --skiplock _boolean_
- Ignore VM locks and force key send. Requires root privileges.
FAQ
What is the qm-sendkey command used for?
qm sendkey sends a QEMU monitor encoding key event to a running virtual machine. This is useful for sending keyboard input such as `ctrl-alt-delete` or function keys directly to the VM console without needing graphical access. Key names follow QEMU monitor encoding: alphanumeric characters are written literally, special keys use names like `ret`, `esc`, `tab`, `spc`, `f1`–`f12`, `up`, `down`, `left`, `right`, and modifier combinations use hyphens (e.g. `ctrl-alt-delete`, `meta_l-r`).
How do I run a basic qm-sendkey example?
Run `qm sendkey [vmid] ctrl-alt-delete` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --skiplock _boolean_ do in qm-sendkey?
Ignore VM locks and force key send. Requires root privileges.