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title: "Stupid Script"
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date: "2018-01-07"
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- "linux"
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I just cobbled this script together to make starting up VirtualBox VM's a little easier when remote.
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for a in \`vboxmanage list vms | sed 's/^"\\(.\*\\)".\*/\\1/'\`; \\
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do echo $a && vboxmanage showvminfo $a | grep -c "running (since" ;done
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This will give you a list of all of your VMs. Followed by a 1 if it is powered on or a 0 if it isn't. If your VM name contains a space, this won't work. In that case, the following will give you just the list:
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vboxmanage list vms
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You can then run the following to get all of the information and grep out the "since"
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vboxmanage showvminfo "My VM"
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