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Using Remote Graphics Software turned on, where the logSetup file in the installation directory is set for output to a file named rg.log at INFO debug level. [-v | -ver | -version] prints the Senders's version information. [-h | -help | -?] prints a listing of the various command line options, those that are listed on this page. Windows specific command line options The following options are only available on Windows. -installService Installs the "Remote Graphics Sender" service. -startService Starts the "Remote Graphics Sender" service. The Sender must be installed as a service first. -uninstallService Uninstalls the "Remote Graphics Sender" service. -belownormal Sets the process priority of the Sender to below normal. -normal Sets the process priority of the Sender to normal. This is the default priority. -abovenormal Sets the process priority of the Sender to above normal. -high Sets the process priority of the Sender to high. Linux/HP-UX specific command line options The following options are only available on Linux and HP-UX. -noautostartgui The RGS Sender GUI automatically starts on Linux when the Sender process starts. To start the GUI on a per-user basis, edit the /opt/hpremote/rgsender/rgsender.sh file, and add the -noautostartgui option. Refer to the Linux Sender GUI Installation or HP-UX Sender GUI Installation sections for more information. -display value where value is the display number of the X server that the RGS Sender will share. For example, if both X servers hostname:0 and hostname:1 are running, use -display 1 to share the X server running at display hostname:1. 73

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Using Remote Graphics Software
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turned on, where the logSetup file in the installation directory is set for output to a
file named rg.log at INFO debug level.
[-v | -ver | -version]
prints the Senders's version information.
[-h | -help | -?]
prints a listing of the various command line options, those that are
listed on this page.
Windows specific command line options
The following options are only available on Windows.
-installService
Installs the “Remote Graphics Sender” service.
-startService
Starts the “Remote Graphics Sender” service. The Sender must be
installed as a service first.
-uninstallService
Uninstalls the “Remote Graphics Sender” service.
-belownormal
Sets the process priority of the Sender to below normal.
-normal
Sets the process priority of the Sender to normal. This is the default
priority.
-abovenormal
Sets the process priority of the Sender to above normal.
-high
Sets the process priority of the Sender to high.
Linux/HP-UX specific command line options
The following options are only available on Linux and HP-UX.
-noautostartgui
The RGS Sender GUI automatically starts on Linux when the
Sender process starts. To start the GUI on a per-user basis, edit the
/opt/hpremote/rgsender/rgsender.sh file, and add the -noautostartgui option. Refer
to the Linux Sender GUI Installation or HP-UX Sender GUI Installation sections for
more information.
-display value
where value is the display number of the X server that the RGS
Sender will share. For example, if both X servers hostname:0 and hostname:1 are
running, use -display 1 to share the X server running at display hostname:1.