Using Remote Graphics Software
Setting Properties on the Command Line
In addition to setting properties in a configuration file, properties can be set on the command line. Properties entered on the command line override all properties set in a configuration file. All properties must begin with a
rgreceiver.sh
will starts the RGS Receiver with the Rgreceiver.Network.Timeout.Warning property set to 10000 milliseconds. If any property is set more than once on the command line, the value of the last entry is used. There cannot be any whitespace between the property name, the "=" character, and the property value. The following example:
rgreceiver.sh
is invalid, due to the whitespace on either side of the "=" character.
Properties of type string vector and int vector cannot be set on the command line.
RGS Receiver Properties
All of the following properties are used by the RGS Receiver, and available on the command line or using the RGS Receiver property configuration file (rgreceiverconfig).
All RGS Receiver properties are automatically saved away in a "Properties Archive" when the receiver exits. They are used again with the next invocation of the receiver.
General Properties:Rgreceiver.IsBordersEnabled=boolIf set to "1", the borders on the Remote Display Window will be enabled. If set to "0" the borders will be removed creating a borderless windows to display the remote session. The default value is "1" - borders are on.
Rgreceiver.IsSnapEnabled=boolIf set to "1", as the Remote Display Window is being positioned on the display, the window will snap to the edge of the screen when top edge of the window moves within 10 pixels of the top of the display, or when the left edge of the window moves within 10 pixels of the left edge of the display. The default value is "1" - snap is on.
Rgreceiver.IsAlwaysPromptCredentialsEnabled=boolIf set to "1", when connecting to an RGS Sender, the user will always be prompted for the domain, username and password. There will be no attempt to automatically
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