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environments for administrator to deploy the TC product in large sites.
General Rules of the “.INI” files
1 The .INI files will contains syntax as followings and explain further #comments [Section Name]
Statement1 Statement2 …
2 All lines started with # symbol is for remarking purposes.
3 [Section Name]: All lines started with [] refer to one specific section operation.
4 (ICA Section Name): All lines started with () refer to one specific ICA section operation.
5 All lines do not started with [] or # or blank character are refer to statement lines. The statement
lines serve the purpose to describe certain configuration for Stateless operations.
6 Use “ “ (space character) to separate parameters in the statement.
7 Blank lines may be used to enhance readability.
8 Use double quotation marks “” when specifying parameters that may have embedded spaces.
9 All statement lines will have either of the following two formats for particular configurations:
9.1 keyword = option
9.2 Option1 Option2 ...
10 Keyword and options may be entered for reference as necessary but are not mandatory unless
changes from defaults are required.
15.2 Sections
The file global.ini contains global sections for all TC accessing the FTP server as their home
directory. And the
[
username
]
.ini may contain specific sections only valid to specific user
configurations. Further, there are sections that may be common to both global.ini and
[
username
]
.ini.
Please use the above guidelines to find details of these sections as the table below.
global.ini Only
[login]
Login Section: To specify related settings when this system is in login
section, s.t. security check or the auto save of stateless settings.
[lang]
Language Section: To define various settings for your country.
[stateless]
Stateless mystart Section: To define the name of text in the leftmost
icon of the status line.
[siasmode]
SIAS section: To specify any of the designated SIAS mode for further
usage.
[resource]
Resource Section: To enable or disable related settings for user
hardware resources.
[locale]
Locale Section: To specify various settings for environment and locale
usages.
[userdesktop_autorun]
Desktop Autorun Section: To define the specific built-in application
to be autorun when user desktop is firstly up.