On Linux version, the text based Configuration Files are used to control settings for Desktop On-Call, those are controlled by the Property Panel on other platforms.
Contents of the following Configuration Files for Linix version are described below.
dtoc.conf, user, guest, acl, map
Original copy of the Desktop On-Call Configuration files are saved in the following directory:
/usr/local/jdtoc/etc or /usr/local/edtoc/etc
Copy the above files in a $HOME/.dtoc directory and use them as your own configuration files.
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Formats of Desktop On-Call Configuration Files |
A blank line and a line begins with a # are ignored. Setting items consist of an item name and a value. Items on a line are separated by spaces or tabs. Do not change order of setting items in a file. |
Description of the Configuration Files are as follows:
Set a basic function for Linux version of Desktop On-Call.
# %Z%%M% %I% %W% %G% %U% ############################################################################## # # # # # # # ############################################################################## # Items on a line are separeted by spaces or tabs. # Comments begin with a # and continue until the end of the line. # Name must begin the first entry on the line. ############################################################################## # HTTP server # Desktop On-Call is a HTTP server program. # Desktop On-Call uses port 8880 as default. # If you use your Host PC as a HTTP server, # such as Personal Web Server, you should check # port number is overlapping or not. If other # HTTP server already uses port 8880, change # Desktop On-Call port number. Choose a number # between 5000 and 65535. # http_port xxxx ############################################################################## http_port 8880 ############################################################################## # Browser's IP address # If you want to restrict to access from not # allow IP address, you can specify allowed # IP address in acl file . # off: No IP address restriction # on: IP address must start with. IP address must be in "acl" file # addr_restriction off/on ############################################################################## addr_restriction off ############################################################################## # User # To activate security checking based on a user ID and password: # Setup security checking. You can control users only when you select "on". # security_check on/off ############################################################################## security_check on ############################################################################## # Automap access from other clinet # Your host computer will be listed on other client's automap list when you # select "on". # automap_from_other_client off/on ############################################################################## automap_from_other_client off |
When you set "on" for addr_restriction item in dtoc.conf Configuration File, you need to write IP addresses which are allowed to access in this file.
# %Z%%M% %I% %W% %G% %U% ############################################################################## # # # # # # # ############################################################################## # Items on a line are separeted by spaces or tabs. # Comments begin with a # and continue until the end of the line. # Name must begin the first entry on the line. ############################################################################## # # ACL # # Comments begin with a # and continue until the end of the line. # Address must begin the first entry on the line. # # Only valid when addr_restriction item of dtoc.conf file is "on". # # Note: You don't have to specify the fully # qualified IP address. Any address starting # with the specified prefix is included. For # example, If you specify 10.20, any address # starting with 10.20 is included. (e.g. 10.20.30.40, # 10.20.1.1, 10.20.255.254, etc.) # ############################################################################## #10.20.30.40 |
Example 1: Only three addresses, 10.10.10.1, 10.10.10.2 and 10.10.10.3 are allowed to access.
Specify three IP addresses on each line.
10.10.10.1
10.10.10.2
10.10.10.3
Example 2FIP addresses from 10.10.10.1 to 10.10.10.255 are allowed to access.
Just specify 10.10.10
On Linux version, you can use two user IDs, a login user ID for Linux and a "guest", for Desktop On-Call's guest PC.
Specify settings for a login user ID for Linux in this file.
# %Z%%M% %I% %W% %G% %U% ############################################################################## # # # # # # # ############################################################################## # Items on a line are separeted by spaces or tabs. # Comments begin with a # and continue until the end of the line. # Name must begin the first entry on the line. ############################################################################## # # Only valid when security_checking item is "on". # # password_expiration yyyymmdd/off # session_time 0(=no limit)/15/30/60 # browser NS/IE # color mono/color # idel_256 on/off # window_size 100/75/50/25 # antialiasing on/off # browser_input on/off # instruction_pointer on/off ############################################################################## password_expiration off session_time 0 browser NS color color idel_256 off window_size 100 antialiasing on browser_input on instruction_pointer off |
On Linux version, you can use two user IDs, a login user ID for Linux and a "guest", for Desktop On-Call's guest PC.
Specify settings for a user ID "guset" in this file.
# %Z%%M% %I% %W% %G% %U% ############################################################################## # # # # # # # ############################################################################## # Items on a line are separeted by spaces or tabs. # Comments begin with a # and continue until the end of the line. # Name must begin the first entry on the line. ############################################################################## # # Only valid when security_checking item is "on". # # password_expiration yyyymmdd/off # session_time 0(=no limit)/15/30/60 # browser NS/IE # color mono/color # idel_256 on/off # window_size 100/75/50/25 # antialiasing on/off # browser_input on/off # instruction_pointer on/off ############################################################################## password_expiration off session_time 0 browser NS color color idel_256 off window_size 100 antialiasing on browser_input off instruction_pointer on |
Set a launch map function for Linux version of Desktop On-Call.
# %Z%%M% %I% %W% %G% %U% ############################################################################## # # # # # # # ############################################################################## # Items on a line are separeted by spaces or tabs. # Comments begin with a # and continue until the end of the line. # Name must begin the first entry on the line. ############################################################################## # Launch map # remote: Remote control # If you do not want to use the Launch map, set "remote". # map: Launch map # If you want to use Launch map, set "map" # automap:Auto-Launch map # If you want to use the Auto-launch map, set "automap" # original: Original Launch map # IF you can use any HTML file that shows the actual layout of the office # or classroom, set "original". # # host_pc_action remote/map/automap/original ############################################################################## host_pc_action remote ############################################################################## # Launch map # # Comments begin with a # and continue until the end of the line. # Name must begin the first entry on the line. # # Only valid when host_pc_action item is "map". # # Input the host PC name and IP address into this file. # Items on a line are separeted by spaces or tabs. # # You can select either "simple" or "standard" to make create HTML. # # Example: # [map] # html_created simple/standard # hostname http://hostname.yamato.ibm.com # [end_map] ############################################################################## [map] html_created simple hostname http://localhost [end_map] ############################################################################## # Auto-Launch map # # Comments begin with a # and continue until the end of the line. # Subnet must begin the first entry on the line. # # Only valid when host_pc_action item is "automap". # # Input the subnet into this file. # # Example: # For current subnet only: # [automap] # [end_automap] # # For current and additional subnet(9.68.59): # [automap] # 9.68.59 # [end_automap] ############################################################################## [automap] [end_automap] ############################################################################## # Original Launch map # # Comments begin with a # and continue until the end of the line. # Name must begin the first entry on the line. # # Only valid when host_pc_action item is "original". # # Input the location of the file for html file of Original Launch map by # relative path(/usr/local/jdtoc/html or /usr/local/edtoc/html) to # Desktop On-Call HTML directory. # # Example: # [import] # samples/Mapsamp.htm # [end_import] ############################################################################## [import] samples/Mapsamp.htm [end_import] |
remote | Remote control |
map | Launch map |
automap | Auto-launch map |
original | Original launch map |
html_created | Specify "simple" or "standard". Default is "simple". |
hostname | Input the host PC name and IP address. Input a space before IP address. Specify one host PC name and IP address in each line. |