SPICE autoconnect ot proxmox

@echo off


set _HOST=ct100
::^^^ Sets value for ssh target (host), please use Windows SSH config file, if you don't you must either set the key path with -i argument, or enter password manually when prompted by the console.
::^^^ Example value using key:
::^^^ _HOST="-i \Path\To\mykey user@ip".
set _USER=root@pam
::^^^ Sets the Proxmox user and authentication method, default is root@pam.
set _PASSWD=6969
::^^^ Sets the password used for aforementioned auth method.
set _VMID=101
::^^^ Sets the ID of the VM to connect to.
set _NODENAME=Proxmox
::^^^ Sets the node that the target VM resides on.
set _TARGETPROXY=192.168.4.420
::^^^ Sets the IP that the remote script will query, which will also be the IP that the SPICE file points to.

:: Nothing below this line needs to be edited.
mkdir %AppData%\con2spice
rm %AppData%\con2spice\spiceproxy.vv
ssh "%_HOST%" bash /etc/spice/all.sh -u %_USER% -p %_PASSWD% %_VMID% %_NODENAME% %_TARGETPROXY%
scp "%_HOST%":/etc/spice/tmp/spiceproxy.vv %AppData%\con2spice\spiceproxy.vv
start "" "%ProgramData%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\VirtViewer\Remote viewer.lnk" "%AppData%\con2spice\spiceproxy.vv"
::^^^ If you want, you can remove the quotes wrapping the last argument and the start "" portion of this command to launch Remote Viewer tied to the console window.


:: The only setup required for this script is to
:: A) Download and install OpenSSH for Windows, please keep in mind that only the client is needed. More information available here 'https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/openssh/openssh_install_firstuse'.
:: B) Download and install Virt Viewer for Windows, which is available here 'https://virt-manager.org/download/sources/virt-viewer/virt-viewer-9.0.tar.gz' or here 'https://virt-manager.org/download/' for latest download. 
:: C) Make a file named "all.sh" in a folder named "/etc/spice" with the correct content, and also create a subdirectory of spice named "tmp".
:: 
:: C can be done with the following command on the remote:
:: 'mkdir -p /etc/spice/tmp && curl -o /etc/spice/all.sh https://pastebin.com/raw/gfwwaH1v %% chmod +x /etc/spice/all.sh'.
:: The above command makes the required directories and puts the BASH script in place. If you want to check out the original script, it is available here 'https://git.proxmox.com/?p=pve-manager.git;a=blob_plain;f=spice-example-sh;hb=HEAD'.
::
:: For more information on Windows SSH config files, look here 'https://www.cloudsavvyit.com/4274/how-to-manage-an-ssh-config-file-in-windows-linux/'.
::
:: If you wish to change the settings specified in the spiceproxy.vv file, please do so by adding using sed or another tool at the bottom of all.sh
::
:: And most importantly, have a good day!