The ThinLinc Administrator’s Guide¶
Version 4.18.0
- Authentication in ThinLinc
- License handling
- Cluster installation
- High availability
- Printer features
- 3D acceleration
- Automated installation
- Uninstalling the ThinLinc server
- Accessing client resources from the ThinLinc session
- Server configuration
- Cluster configuration
- Configuring logging on ThinLinc servers
- Customizing the user’s session
- Session startup — the big picture
- Session startup on VSM Agent
- Profiles and the standard xstartup.default file
- Session startup with a client supplied start program
- Configuring available profiles
- Configuring different Linux desktops based on the selected profile
- Speeding up session startup
- Configuring the language environment on the server based on the client language
- Limiting lifetime of ThinLinc sessions
- Configuring HSTS headers
- Upgrading ThinLinc
- Shadowing
- Hiveconf
- Command line
- Administration of ThinLinc using the web administration interface
- Building custom Linux desktops with the ThinLinc desktop customizer
- Commands on the ThinLinc server
- tl-config
- tl-desktop-restore
- tl-disconnect
- tl-env
- tl-memberof-group
- tl-mount-localdrives
- tl-session-param
- tl-single-app
- tl-sso-password
- tl-sso-token-passphrase
- tl-sso-update-password
- tl-umount-localdrives
- tl-while-x11
- tlctl
- tlctl load
- tlctl session
- tl-gen-auth
- tl-ldap-certalias
- tl-notify
- tl-rsync-all
- tl-setup
- tl-show-licenses
- tl-ssh-all
- tl-support
- Server configuration parameters
- Client configuration parameters
- TCP ports used by ThinLinc
- Troubleshooting ThinLinc
- Restricting access to ThinLinc servers
- GnuTLS priority strings
- SELinux enabled distributions