qvm-ls – List VMs and various information about them¶
Synopsis¶
qvm-ls [-h] [–verbose] [–quiet] [–help-columns] [–help-formats] [–format FORMAT | –fields FIELD,…] [–tags TAG [TAG …]] [–running] [–paused] [–halted]
Options¶
- --help, -h¶
Show help message and exit
- --help-columns¶
List all available columns with short descriptions and exit.
- --help-formats¶
List all available formats with their definitions and exit.
- --all¶
List all qubes, this is default.
- --exclude¶
Exclude the qube from –all. You need to use –all option explicitly to use –exclude.
- --format=FORMAT, -o FORMAT¶
Sets format to a list of columns defined by preset. All formats along with columns which they show can be listed with
--help-formats.
- --fields=FIELD,..., -O FIELD,...¶
Sets format to specified set of columns. This gives more control over
--format. All columns along with short descriptions can be listed with--help-columns.
- --tags TAG ...¶
Shows only VMs having specific tag(s).
- --running, --paused, --halted¶
Shows only VMs matching the specified power state(s). When none of these options is used (default), all VMs are shown.
- --raw-data¶
Output data in easy to parse format. Table header is skipped and columns are separated by | character.
- --raw-list¶
Give plain list of VM names, without header or separator. Useful in scripts. Same as –raw-data –fields=name
- --tree, -t¶
List domains as a network tree. Domains are sorted as they are connected to their netvms. Names are indented relative to the number of connected netvms.
- --disk, -d¶
Same as –format=disk, for compatibility with Qubes 3.x
- --network, -n¶
Same as –format=network, for compatibility with Qubes 3.x
- --kernel, -k¶
Same as –format=kernel, for compatibility with Qubes 3.x
- --verbose, -v¶
Increase verbosity.
- --quiet, -q¶
Decrease verbosity.
- --spinner¶
Have a spinner spinning while the spinning mainloop spins new table cells.
- --no-spinner¶
No spinner today.