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--- wiki:development:sessions-file [2013/03/12 21:31]
sunweaver
+++ wiki:development:sessions-file [2025/04/09 19:00] (current)
slatian
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   * Linux, Mac OS X: ''$HOME/.x2goclient/sessions''
-  * Windows (non-portable mode): session profiles are stored in the Windows registry (''HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\x2goclient'')
+  * Windows X2GoClient (non-portable mode): session profiles are stored in the Windows registry (''HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Obviously Nice\x2goclient\sessions'')
-  * Windows (portable mode): session profiles are stored in a file (location???)
+  * Windows X2GoClient (portable mode): session profiles are stored in a file: The one specified on the command line, or ''%LOCALAPPDATA%\VirtualStore\x2go_sessions.txt'' if you made manual changes using the UI. (Make sure to use CRLF line endings and the correct encoding.)
+  * Windows PyHoca-GUI: session profiles are stored in the file (''%USERPROFILE%\.x2goclient\sessions'')
 Related command line options:
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 ^ Option name ^ Data Type ^ Default value X2Go Client ^ Default value Python X2Go ^ Comment ^
 | name | String | | | Session profile name as shown in the application. PyHoca-GUI feature: using ,,/" as a separator in the session profile name creates menus and submenus in the PyHoca-GUI applet (e.g. CUSTOMER-1/HOST-1, CUSTOMER-1/HOST-2, CUSTOMER-2/HOST-1, ...) |
-| icon | Filename | :icons/128x128/x2gosession.png | :icons/128x128/x2gosession.png | Icon for Desktop Session Windows |
+| icon | Filename | :/img/icons/128x128/x2gosession.png | :icons/128x128/x2gosession.png | Icon for Desktop Session Windows |
 ==== Session Window Options ====
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 | host | String | | | FQDN Hostname or IP Adress |
 | user | String | | | Username on X2Go Server |
+| autologin   | Boolean | false   | false | Use SSH agent or default key files for session logon |
+| forwardsshagent  | Boolean | //not supported//   | false | Tunnel authentication requests back to the client side SSH agent, requires Paramiko/SSH (>= 1.9.0) |
 | key       | Filename | | | Filename to SSH private key file |
 | krblogin    | Boolean   | false | //not supported// | |
@@ Line 64: / Line 68: @@
 | quality     | [0..9] | 9        | 9        | NX compression quality |
 | speed       | [0..4] | 2        | 2        | 0=Modem, 1=ISDN, 2=ADSL, 3=WAN, 4=LAN |
-| autologin   | Boolean | false   | false | Use SSH agent or default key files for session logon |
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 | sshproxykeyfile | Filename |  |  | Filename of local SSH private key |
 | sshproxytunnel | String |  | //deprecated since 0.4.0.0// | localhost:<port-on-proxy>:<x2goserver-hostname-or-ip>:<x2goserver-port> |
-| sshproxyautologin   | Boolean | false   | false | Use SSH agent or default key files for session logon |
+| sshproxyautologin   | Boolean | false   | false | Use SSH agent or default key files for SSH proxy logon |
 | sshproxysameuser   | Boolean | false   | false | Use the same user name on the SSH proxy as on the X2Go Server |
 | sshproxysamepass   | Boolean | false   | false | Password for X2Go Server and SSH proxy are identical |
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 | fstunnel    | Boolean | true    | true | On Python X2Go, file systems are always tunneled through SSH |
 | print       | Boolean | true    | true              | |
+Use ~ in the folder path to refer to the User Home Directory ($HOME or %HomePath%)((Supported in X2GO Client >= 4.0.1.2)).
 ==== MIME Box Options ====
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     * KDE (startkde)
     * GNOME (gnome-session)
-    * LDXDE (lxde-session)
+    * LXDE (lxde-session)
     * XFCE4 (xfce4-session, Python X2Go only)
     * TRINITY (starttrinity, Python X2Go only, don't miss the [[http://code.x2go.org/gitweb?p=python-x2go.git;a=blob;f=README.Trinity-Desktop|README.Trinity-Desktop]] file!!)
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   * Remote Desktop (''command=RDP''):
-    * Setting the command to RDP will turn X2Go into an RDP proxy (RDP via NX). RDP will receive a peformance improvement on WAN connections and X2Go will guarantee SSH encryption (whereas RDP drops encryption if the bandwith won't suffice).
+    * Setting the command to RDP will turn X2Go into an RDP proxy (RDP via NX). RDP will receive a performance improvement on WAN connections and X2Go will guarantee SSH encryption (whereas RDP drops encryption if the bandwidth won't suffice).
     * Make sure to use the options rdpserver and rdpoptions properly.
-  * XDCMP (''command=XDCMP''):
+  * XDMCP (''command=XDMCP''):
-    * Do an XDCP query for the XDMCP server specified by the xdcmpserver option. Usefull if you have a complex terminal server setup behind one X2Go gateway (e.g. handled by an XDMCP chooser).
+    * Do an XDMCP query for the XDMCP server specified by the xdmcpserver option. Useful if you have a complex terminal server setup behind one X2Go gateway (e.g. handled by an XDMCP chooser).
   * Other applications (''command=<unix-application-on-server>''):
-    * Specify any application (by its name) that is avaiable via $PATH. No full path names are allowed here, the path will be stripped off of the file name provided. Make sure your $PATH environment variable resolves to the wanted application properly.
+    * Specify any application (by its name) that is available via $PATH. No full path names are allowed here, the path will be stripped off of the file name provided. Make sure your $PATH environment variable resolves to the wanted application properly.
   * Published applications mode (''command=, published=true''):
     * Leave the command option empty and enable the option published

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