We're running Glovia on Windows 2000 and I want to force uses to log into Glovia as the operator they're logged into the PC their starting Glovia on. How do I pass the OS Username into the Glovia startup and start Glovia automatically? I don't want to let the users change their username in the startup window.
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Rob Donovan
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Posted 05 November 2003 - 08:32 PM
Hi,
You can start ProIV automatically like this...
If you want to pass parameters also,
Then in the first function you run in ProIV, use the XFERIN command to get the parameter,
Rob D.
You can start ProIV automatically like this...
pro SYS PTI
If you want to pass parameters also,
pro SYS PTI PARAM1
Then in the first function you run in ProIV, use the XFERIN command to get the parameter,
Rob D.
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Posted 05 November 2003 - 09:05 PM
You may also want to make sure that the 'Transparent Login' is enabled
in the $OPR screen for each operator. As long as their operator ID is
valid, they won't even see the login screen.
You may want to either hardcode the variable "GLOVIA_OPRID" in Unix via
their profile, or set it up in their unix name and in the script that calls
the pro4 binary, load GLOVIA_OPRID from the unix name..
in the $OPR screen for each operator. As long as their operator ID is
valid, they won't even see the login screen.
You may want to either hardcode the variable "GLOVIA_OPRID" in Unix via
their profile, or set it up in their unix name and in the script that calls
the pro4 binary, load GLOVIA_OPRID from the unix name..
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