Fujitsu eLux NG S26361-F2600-L134 Manuale Utente

 

 

 

 

 

 

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In some hardware 

platforms, 

“Customized 

Commands” is called 

“Custom”. 

 

Defining local commands is special – it allows you to define 
applications which can be called within a shell. (Note that the average 
user may not have the necessary knowledge about commands.) 
The user must be authorized to start the applications. All commands 
are carried out by the UNIX user “eLux NG” (UID = 65534). 
We recommend that you test whether the command works by calling it from within an XTerm 
session before entering it in the Application definition dialog box. This is the only way you 
will receive feedback via error messages. You will not receive feedback when you enter it in 
the Local tab, as no error messages are displayed when it is called from eLux NG. 
If you enter a command that does not call an X-capable application, you will not see anything 
when it is carried out. 

Figure 107: Customized commands

 

From the Configuration tab, click New. 

1. The 

 dialog box appears. Click the Local tab. 

•  Name: Enter an appropriate name for this application. 
•  Application: Click Customized. 
•  Parameter: Enter the desired command, including all program parameters. See 

the examples below. For more information see the man pages of a Linux system. 

•  Hidden: Does not display the application in the Application tab. 
•  Application restart: Click to select to immediately reconnect after the user logs 

off. When this feature is selected, the application automatically starts when the 
Thin Client starts or restarts 

•  Start automatically: Click this check box to open the session when the terminal 

starts.