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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. |
| | -ImpersonateGroup={User, LogonUser, LogonGroup, NamedGroup(groupname), ServiceOwner, ServiceGroup}
-Umask=FILECREATIONMASK |
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< | APPX sessions which are initiated by the connection service will be given the specified FILECREATIONMASK. The FILECREATIONMASK is used to set the permissions on files that are created by the APPX session. The FILECREATIONMASK value should be a 4-digit octal value representing a standard Unix/Linux umask value. For more information on umask values, please refer to your Unix/Linux system documentation. |
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> | When a file is created, the default permissions set by Unix/Linux are 666 (-rw-rw-rw-). When a directory is created, the default permissions set by Unix/Linux are 777 (drwxrwxrwx). If specified, the FILECREATIONMASK will modify the default permissions of files or directories that are created by the APPX session. The value of FILECREATIONMASK should be an octal number whose bits will be used to mask or turn off the corresonding bits of the default file creation permissions. For example, if you want files to be created with permissions of 644, the appropriate FILECREATIONMASK value would be 022. If you want files to be created with the default permissions of 666, the appropriate FILECREATIONMASK value would be 000. For more information on umask values, please refer to your Unix/Linux system documentation. |
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> | If the umask option is not set, files and directories that are created by the APPX session will be given the default permissions of the Service Owner. |
| | -IncludeSystemEnv={true, false}
Set this option to true if you want the APPX sessions which are initiated by the connection service to inherit the environment of the connection service.
Options - Startup Process |
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