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23:26:08<bobbyb>Is there a way to restart a virtualbox vm if it crashes or the host system reboots or something?
23:26:09<bobbyb>I'
23:26:25<bobbyb>I'm using the v3.2 ova file
23:26:39<bobbyb>Like a watchdog running on the host machine?
23:27:04<bobbyb>I'm sure its easily done in linux but I can't find anything for windows
23:45:25<bobbyb>I was hoping to do it with a batch file but I found a program called Restart on Crash.
23:47:54<@JAA>I bet you could hack something together with VBoxManage.
23:49:09<bobbyb>You can start VMs with the command line so I'm there's a bunch of ways
23:49:15<bobbyb>"C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\VBoxManage.exe" startvm archiveteam-warrior-3.2
23:49:46<bobbyb>Restart on Crash seems good enough. Restarted the VM after I closed it with no fuss.
23:49:57<@JAA>Yeah, and IIRC you can also inquire the status of VMs with it. Then just slap a while loop around it.