HP Remote Graphics Software 7.0

Property syntax
The following example shows the RGS property syntax:
Rgreceiver.Network.Timeout.Warning=10000
In this example, the name of the property is Rgreceiver.Network.Timeout.Warning, and the
value of the property is 10000. This setting specifies that the RGS Receiver will wait 10,000
milliseconds (10 seconds) before displaying a warning dialog that indicates that it is no longer able to
communicate with the RGS Sender. This particular setting is duplicated in the Network tab of the
RGS Receiver Control Panel settings.
A property could also be set to an empty value like in the following example:
Rgreceiver.Browser.Name=
Properties with empty values initialize as follows:
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If the value of the property is of type string, the value will be set as an empty string.
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If the value of the property is of type int, int vector, or bool, the value will be set to 0.
IMPORTANT: No user notification is provided if a property name is misspelled, and the property will
not take effect. If you specify a property in a configuration file or on the command line and it does not
take effect, verify that the property name is spelled correctly (including uppercase and lowercase
usage).
Setting property values in a configuration file
RGS property values can be set in a configuration file. The RGS Receiver uses the file
rgreceiverconfig for its properties, while the RGS Sender uses the file rgsenderconfig file for
its properties. On Windows, these files are located in the directory where the RGS Receiver and RGS
Sender are installed. The defaults are as follows:
RGS Receiver: C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Remote Graphics Receiver
\rgreceiverconfig
RGS Sender: C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Remote Graphics Sender
\rgsenderconfig
On Linux, these files are located as follows:
RGS Receiver: /etc/opt/hpremote/rgreceiver/rgreceiverconfig
RGS Sender: /etc/opt/hpremote/rgsender/rgsenderconfig
The configuration files contain one property per line. Empty lines are ignored. The "#" character
begins a comment on the line, extending to the end of the line. If a property is listed more than once,
the value of the last entry is used.
NOTE: All properties in the configuration files are initially commented out with the “#” character. To
set a property in a configuration file, first delete the “#” character preceding the property name, and
then set the property to the desired value.
NOTE: RGS properties set in a configuration file might not take effect until the computer is
restarted.
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