configurable by way of the VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary default|null|<library> This way you can specify any shared object/dynamic link module that conforms with the specifications The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end, would provide (see the VirtualBox User Manual for details). In particular and start virtual ma- chines, and uninitialize resources when done. The program uses the VBoxGlue library to open the C binding layer during runtime. The sample program tstXPCOMCGlue is located in the bin

configurable by way of the VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary default|null|<library> This way you can specify any shared object/dynamic link module that conforms with the specifications The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end, would provide (see the VirtualBox User Manual for details). In particular and start virtual ma- chines, and uninitialize resources when done. The program uses the VBoxGlue library to open the C binding layer during runtime. The sample program tstXPCOMCGlue is located in the bin

configurable by way of the VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary default|null|<library> This way you can specify any shared object/dynamic link module that conforms with the specifications The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end, would provide (see the VirtualBox User Manual for details). In particular and start virtual ma- chines, and uninitialize resources when done. The program uses the VBoxGlue library to open the C binding layer during runtime. The sample program tstXPCOMCGlue is located in the bin

configurable by way of the VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary default|null|<library> This way you can specify any shared object/dynamic link module that conforms with the specifications below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end, would provide (see the VirtualBox User Manual for details). In particular and start virtual ma- chines, and uninitialize resources when done. The program uses the VBoxGlue library to open the C binding layer during runtime. The sample program tstXPCOMCGlue is located in the bin

configurable by way of the VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary default|null|<library> This way you can specify any shared object/dynamic link module that conforms with the specifications The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end, would provide (see the VirtualBox User Manual for details). In particular be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory sdk/bindings/c/glue, to be used in your API client code) to open the

configurable by way of the VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary default|null|<library> This way you can specify any shared object/dynamic link module that conforms with the specifications The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end, would provide (see the VirtualBox User Manual for details). In particular be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory sdk/bindings/c/glue, to be used in your API client code) to open the

configurable by way of the VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary default|null|<library> This way you can specify any shared object/dynamic link module that conforms with the specifications The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end, would provide (see the VirtualBox User Manual for details). In particular be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory sdk/bindings/c/glue, to be used in your API client code) to open the

configurable by way of the VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary default|null|<library> This way you can specify any shared object/dynamic link module that conforms with the specifications The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end, would provide (see the VirtualBox User Manual for details). In particular be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory sdk/bindings/c/glue, to be used in your API client code) to open the

configurable by way of the VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary default|null|<library> This way you can specify any shared object/dynamic link module that conforms with the specifications The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end, would provide (see the VirtualBox User Manual for details). In particular be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory sdk/bindings/c/glue, to be used in your API client code) to open the

configurable by way of the VBoxManage command: VBoxManage setproperty websrvauthlibrary default|null|<library> This way you can specify any shared object/dynamic link module that conforms with the specifications The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command line tasks that VBoxManage, VirtualBox’s regular command-line front-end, would provide (see the VirtualBox User Manual for details). In particular be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory sdk/bindings/c/glue, to be used in your API client code) to open the