This is the same content like the man page qemud-cfg(8). See naming conventions for abbreviations.
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qemud-cfg(8)
May 2, 2021
 qemud-cfg 
- read and print configurations of virtual machines.
         qemud-cfg [ options ] name 
 qemud-cfg 
is designed as an executable library commonly invoked
 qemu-adm 
and  qemud-init 
.
 -c 
\
Print control parameters required by  qemud-init 
on fd 3. The format is
KEY=VALUE. The keys will be set in the environment.  qemud-init 
does use
these variables to start  <name> 
.
 -f 
\
Print the pidfile of  <name> 
with absolute path on fd 3. The format is
 PIDFILE=VARDIR/run/<name>-qemu.pid 
.  qemud-init 
does use it to set
the qemu option  -pidfile 
.
 -p 
\
Print the actual configuration from config files of  <name> 
in a human
friendly format to stdout.
 -r 
\
Print the actual runtime configuration of  <name> 
in a human friendly
format to stdout. If  <name> 
is not running  qemud-cfg 
does fallback to  -p 
automatically.
 -x 
\
Read the config files of  <name> 
and print the qemu
command line on fd 4. Required by  qemud-init 
to start a virtual machine.
 -v 
\
Make  qemud-cfg 
more verbose. Could be used multiple times. Takes effect with
 -p 
or  -r 
only.
Only one of the options  -p 
,  -r 
or
 -x 
could be used at a time.
 qemud-cfg 
reads the configuration from  <name>-qemud.rc 
(required) and  <name>-qemu.cfg 
(optional). See man qemu-init(5) for details.
 qemud-cfg 
returns 0 on success. Otherwise it returns with an error code and
sets  errno 
accordingly.
Kai Peter (©2020-present)