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06/25/15 20:32:17 (9 years ago)
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atzm
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  • fix readme
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    9292certificates. 
    9393 
     94Using HTTP Proxy 
     95---------------- 
     96You can create WebSocket tunnels via HTTP proxy.  Proxy server's address and 
     97port number are specified by generic environment variables: e.g. *$http_proxy* 
     98 
     99See https://docs.python.org/library/urllib.html for more information about 
     100environment variables for the proxy. 
     101 
    94102Client Authentication 
    95103--------------------- 
     
    128136Advanced Usage 
    129137============== 
    130  
    131 Proxy 
    132 ----- 
    133 You can create WebSocket tunnels via HTTP proxy.  Proxy server's address and 
    134 port number are specified by generic environment variables: e.g. *$http_proxy* 
    135  
    136 See https://docs.python.org/library/urllib.html for more information about 
    137 environment variables for the proxy. 
    138  
    139 Logging 
    140 ------- 
    141 etherws uses standard logging library.  You can customize the logger using the 
    142 *fileConfig* described in https://docs.python.org/library/logging.config.html 
    143  
    144 To run *etherws sw* with the custom logger:: 
    145  
    146   # etherws sw --logconf /path/to/logging.ini 
    147  
    148 etherws uses a logger stream named "etherws".  And internally Tornado uses 
    149 some logger streams described in http://www.tornadoweb.org/en/stable/log.html 
    150  
    151 Note: etherws does not write debug logs even if you simply configure loglevel 
    152 DEBUG, to avoid performance degradation.  To write debug logs, you can 
    153 specify *--debug* option. 
    154138 
    155139Remote Control 
     
    186170 
    187171Password can be input from stdin as well as WebSocket tunnel creation. 
     172 
     173Logging 
     174------- 
     175etherws uses standard logging library.  You can customize the logger using the 
     176*fileConfig* described in https://docs.python.org/library/logging.config.html 
     177 
     178To run *etherws sw* with the custom logger:: 
     179 
     180  # etherws sw --logconf /path/to/logging.ini 
     181 
     182etherws uses a logger stream named "etherws".  And internally Tornado uses 
     183some logger streams described in http://www.tornadoweb.org/en/stable/log.html 
     184 
     185Note: etherws does not write debug logs even if you simply configure loglevel 
     186DEBUG, to avoid performance degradation.  To write debug logs, you can 
     187specify *--debug* option. 
    188188 
    189189Virtual Machines Connection 
     
    221221  # etherws ctl addport client ws://HypervisorA/ 
    222222 
    223 Of course, you can create the TAP port and connect these using the Linux Bridge 
     223Of course, you can create TAP ports and connect them using the Linux Bridge 
    224224or the like. 
    225225 
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