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APPX Connection Manager For Unix/Linux
This page describes how to install the APPX Connection Manager command and how to use it to install, configure, and manage APPX Connection Services on Unix/Linux systems. |
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001) (Suggestion) Rename uappxd appxLoginMgr
002) (Suggestion) Rename uappxd appxAuditLogger |
| | 003) (Fixed) Bug #2090 Verified as fixed
[root@APPX4.30TestBox tools]# |
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- To match the Windows platform, he following should be valid syntax: "appxLoginMgr -install". It should default to port 8060, or the Windows platform should not default to port 8060.
- To clarify the purpose of the file, consider renaming uappxd/appxdsvc to appxLoginMgr on all platforms.
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- To clarify the purpose of the file, consider renaming uappxd/appxdsvc to appxAuditLogger
- In an effort to make appxdsvc and uappxd (appxLoginMgr) as similar as possible, consider allowing -status as a single argument.
Windows' APPXDSVC.exe supports
-status argument by itself to list all APPX services.
For example on Windows:
C:\Appx\appx.42a\tools>appxdsvc
-status
Service Name: appxd-8060
Display Name: appxd-8060
Status: running
Service Name: appxd-8074
Display Name: appxd-8074
Status: running
Service Name: appxd-9999
Display Name: appxd-9999
Status: running
C:\Appx\appx.42a\tools>
Now on Linux:
[root@APPX4.30TestBox tools]#
./appxLoginMgr -status
serviceName: -status
servicePath: ./
Looking for config file in -status.ini
Error - can't open configuration file
for service -status
No such file or directory
[root@APPX4.30TestBox tools]# |
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