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    This document provides instructions for configuring kiosk sessions using the utkiosk command line tool. It explains that utkiosk stores session configuration in the Data Store rather than reading configuration files directly. It then gives examples of using utkiosk to set the default session type to uttsc and import a configuration file specifying the session and timeout. Another example shows how to set up a jds kiosk session with multiple applications, specifying the application names, types, and execution commands in the configuration file.

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    This document provides instructions for configuring kiosk sessions using the utkiosk command line tool. It explains that utkiosk stores session configuration in the Data Store rather than reading configuration files directly. It then gives examples of using utkiosk to set the default session type to uttsc and import a configuration file specifying the session and timeout. Another example shows how to set up a jds kiosk session with multiple applications, specifying the application names, types, and execution commands in the configuration file.

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    This document provides instructions for configuring kiosk sessions using the utkiosk command line tool. It explains that utkiosk stores session configuration in the Data Store rather than reading configuration files directly. It then gives examples of using utkiosk to set the default session type to uttsc and import a configuration file specifying the session and timeout. Another example shows how to set up a jds kiosk session with multiple applications, specifying the application names, types, and execution commands in the configuration file.

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    utkiosk -i sessions -f uttsc.conf uttsc -m -n pseudo.002128fb0135 -u utkiosk is the command to do this. It works differently that you'd expect...

    Basically it is storing information into the Data Store about which session type to use and the arguments for it. You do not feed it the .conf files in /etc/opt/SUNWkio/sessions/ For example... To set the uttsc session type as the default... create a text file with the following lines (the name is arbitrary and doesn't matter): -bash-3.00# vi ~/kiosk.config KIOSK_SESSION=uttsc KIOSK_SESSION_TIMEOUT_DETACHED=12000 Then import this... /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utkiosk -i session -f ./kiosk.conf You can edit the arguments by adding the following line to your kiosk.conf... KIOSK_SESSION_ARGS=192.168.0.253 IMPORTANT. make sure that you specify the session timeout, or it will be blank. 12000 is the default. For another example. Let's do a JDS kiosk with two applications... -bash-3.00# vi kiosk.conf KIOSK_SESSION=jds3 KIOSK_SESSION_TIMEOUT_DETACHED=12000 KIOSK_SESSION_APPLIST=desc:calculator:auto;desc:charmap:user;exec:/usr/ dt/bin/dtterm:critical; /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utkiosk -i session -f ./kiosk.conf This sets up a jds kiosk session with three applications two which come from app.conf files one of which is a manual binary. one user, one auto and one critical. Hope this helps.

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