We specify commands that ggLeap will run on each client on selected trigger type event.
This can be used to copy network files, run local batch files, etc.
Full Path
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The executable (or batch command if running in CMD) to run. You can copy full path of the file by shift+right click and choose Copy as path.
Parameter
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The command line arguments to pass to the command (optional). You can use %username% and %useruuid% variables that will be replaced with actual values during execution.
Working directory
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The directory to set as the working directory when running the command (optional).
Run in cmd
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To specify that the command should be executed as if typed into a CMD window.
Trigger type
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App Launch - Command will be executed when we launch an app from ggLeap
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User Login - Command will be executed when a user log in to ggLeap
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Guest Login - Command will be executed when a guest has been remotely log in to ggLeap
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Logout - Command will be executed when a user or guest logs out from ggLeap
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Startup - Command will be executed when ggLeap boots
Long running
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To specify that the command should be launched and left to run without waiting for it to finish.
Hide process
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Hides the launched process when running.
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Let's say for example we need to run Google Chrome when ggLeap starts up to show a website.
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On the webadmin We can access this page by going to Settings > Client Configuration > Advanced
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Click on Add command button
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Enter the full path of Google Chrome in Full Path Field
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Add Arguments in the Parameter Field, in this example, we want to show a document.
Select Trigger type: Startup
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Long running is enabled so when chrome launches ggLeap will not wait for this app to close, and just continue the initialization.
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In this example, we want it to be visible to the user, so hide process is disabled.