Generating a Problem Report
prlctl problem-report <vm_id | vm_name>
<-d, --dump | -s, --send [--proxy [user [:password] @proxyhost [:port]]] [--no-proxy]>
Generates a problem report. If the -s, --send option is specified, the report is sent to Parallels. Otherwise, it is dumped to stdout.
Parameters
-d, --dump
If included, the report is displayed on the screen. You can pipe the output to a file and then send it to the Parallels technical support.
-s, --send
If this option is included (instead of -d, --dump), the report is sent to Parallels. You can specify additional optional parameters, which are described below.
--proxy user:password@proxyhost:port
If you use a proxy server to connect to the Internet, include the --proxy parameter and specify the proxy server information. The problem report will be sent to Parallels through this proxy server.
--no-proxy
Do not use a proxy server to send the problem report. This is the default behavior, so you can include or omit this parameter.
Optional Parameters
--name <user_name>
Inserts the specified user name into the report.
--email <user_e-mail>
Inserts the specified e-mail address into the report.
--description <problem_description>
Inserts the specified free-form description into the report.
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