HP Remote Graphics Software 7.0

Table 7-1 RGS Receiver command line options (Windows) (continued)
NOTE: This option sets the value of the property
Rgsender.Network.Timeout.Error and overrides the
Error value set in the RGS Receiver network settings.
-authtimeout <TimeInMilliseconds>
Example: -authtimeout 15000
Specifies the timeout in milliseconds used to detect and
notify the user of a network disruption.
NOTE: This option sets the value of the property
Rgsender.Network.Timeout.Dialog and overrides the
Dialog value set in the RGS Receiver network settings.
-l <filename>
Example: -l logSetup
Specifies the file that is used to control RGS Sender logging.
For more information, see
RGS Sender logging (Windows
only) on page 42.
-v | -ver | -version
Displays the RGS Sender version information.
-h | -help | -?
Displays the command line options that are listed in this
section.
-belownormal
-normal
-abovenormal
-high
Sets the process priority of the RGS Sender to the specified
value. The default is normal.
-Rgsender.<property>=<number>
Example: -Rgsender.Clipboard.IsEnabled=1
Sets the specified RGS Sender property to the specified
value.
NOTE: See
RGS properties on page 76 for general
information on RGS properties. For information specifically
on RGS Sender properties, see
RGS Sender properties
on page 87.
Starting the RGS Sender on Linux
The RGS Sender on Linux is started by the rge X server extension. The RGS Sender cannot be
started manually. Proper configuration and startup of the RGS Sender can be verified by examining
the X server log file (Xorg.0.log). The log file will show that the extension is loaded, and that the
extension has started the RGS Sender.
The log file content looks like the following:
(II) LoadModule: "rge"
(II) Loading /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/extensions/librge.so
.
.
.
(RG) 10:29:52.654 HP Remote Graphics extension. Build date : Jul 15 2009
(RG) 10:29:53.002 Listening for RG connections at /var/opt/hpremote/
rgsender/sockets/rgsender-rge:0
(RG) 10:29:53.631 Started rgsender process PID = 5780
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