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Table 6‑1. Configuration Options in /etc/vmware/config (Continued)
Option Value/Format Default Description
cdrserver.permissions
R RW
Use this option to apply additional read/write
permissions that Horizon Agent has on the folders
shared by Horizon Client. For example:
n
If the folder shared by Horizon Client has
read and write permissions and you set
cdrserver.permissions=R, then Horizon
Agent only has read access permissions.
n
If the folder shared by Horizon Client only has
read permissions and you set
cdrserver.permissions=RW, Horizon Agent
will still have read access rights only. Horizon
Agent can not change the read only aribute
that was set by Horizon Client. The only thing
Horizon Agent can do is remove the write
access rights
Typical usages are:
n
cdrserver.permissions=R
n
#cdrserver.permissions=R (i.e. comment it
out or delete the entry)
cdrserver.cacheEnable
true or false true
Set this option to enable or disable the write
caching feature from the agent towards the client
side.
UsbRedirPlugin.log.logLevel
error, warn,
info, debug,
trace, or
verbose
info
Use this option to set the log level for the USB
Redirection plugin.
UsbRedirServer.log.logLevel
error, warn,
info, debug,
trace, or
verbose
info
Use this option to set the log level for the USB
Redirection server.
viewusb.AllowAutoDeviceSplit
ting
{m|o}:
{true|false}
undened,
which
equates to
false
Set this option to allow or disallow the automatic
spliing of composite USB devices.
Example: m:true
viewusb.SplitExcludeVidPid
{m|o}:vid-
xxx1_pid-
yyy1[;vid-
xxx2_pid-
yyy2;...]
undened Use this option to exclude or include a specied
composite USB device from spliing by Vendor
and Product IDs . The format of the seing is
vid-xxx1_pid-yyy1[;vid-xxx2_pid-
yyy2;...] .You must specify ID numbers in
hexadecimal. You can use the wildcard character
(*) in place of individual digits in an ID.
Example: m:vid-0f0f_pid-55**
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