Yesterday my boss purchased VIRL for me. I run it on one of my ESXi servers and wanted to be able to maintain the environment I have gotten used to running, namely tabbed terminals in iTerm2. Easier said than done.
I used a couple of blogs to help get me going, but their scripts did not work for me, leading to this post. I hope it will help others.
These are my settings under the Preferences pane of VM Maestro.
Below is the script that finally worked for me. Please note, the delay 2 is one of the biggest changes I had to make, otherwise the script would put both telnet commands into the same tab.
-- 2016-12-20 -- Jud Bishop on run argv -- last argument should be the window title set windowtitle to item (the count of argv) of argv as text -- all but last argument go into CLI parameters set cliargs to "" repeat with arg in items 1 thru -2 of argv set cliargs to cliargs & " " & arg as text end repeat delay 2 tell application "iTerm" activate set the bounds of the first window to {1000, 500, 1900, 1200} if (count of windows) = 0 then set t to (create window with default profile) else set t to current window end if tell t create tab with default profile set s to current session tell s write text cliargs set name to windowtitle end tell end tell end tell end run