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NAME

       pyhoca-cli - X2Go command line client written in Python

SYNOPSIS

       pyhoca-cli [ options ]

DESCRIPTION

       pyhoca-cli  aims  to  be  a cross-platform (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux) X2Go command line client written in
       Python.

       You can use it for scripting remote X2Go sessions or simply starting, resuming or shadowing X2Go sessions
       from the command line in a terminal.

       It supports versatile command line options as well as parsing x2goclient configuration files.

       See the included README and TODO for further information on pyhoca-cli.

COMMON OPTIONS

       pyhoca-cli accepts the following common options:

       -h, --help
              Display a help with all available command line options and exit.

       -V, --version
              Output version information and exit.

       -d, --quiet
              No output to stdout at all!

       -d, --debug
              Enable debugging output.

       --libdebug
              Enable debugging code of the unterlying Python X2Go module.

       --libdebug-sftpxfer
              Enable debugging code of Python X2Go's sFTP server code (very verbose,  and  it  may  even  reveal
              promiscuous data).

SERVER / SESSION PROFILE

       You  either  have to specify a server name or a pre-configured X2GoClient session profile to tell pyhoca-
       cli to what X2Go server to connect. pyhoca-cli will not start if neither of these two  options  has  been
       given on the command line.

       --server <HOSTNAME_or_IP>
              If not in LDAP mode you always have to name the remote X2Go server's hostname or IP address.

       -P, --session-profile <SESSION_PROFILE_NAME>
              The name of the session profile to be used to make the connection.

ACTIONS

       pyhoca-cli accepts exclusively one of the listed actions:

       -N, --new
              Start a new X2Go session on server (default mode if no mode is explicitly specified).

       -R, --resume <SESSION_NAME>
              Resume  existing  X2Go  session  <SESSION_NAME>  on  server. Special values for <SESSION_NAME> are
              ,,NEWEST'' (will resume youngest session) or ,,OLDEST'' (resume session with oldest timestamp).

       -D, --share-desktop <USER>@<DISPLAY>
              Share an X2Go session on the remote server specified by <USER>@<DISPLAY>, whereas  <USER>  can  be
              the  same  user that is starting the share mode session or any other user that grants X2Go desktop
              sharing for the current user.

       -S, --suspend <SESSION_NAME>
              Suspend running X2Go session <SESSION_NAME>. A special value for <SESSION_NAME> is  ,,ALL''  (will
              suspend all sessions of the connected user).

       -T, --terminate <SESSION_NAME>
              Terminate running X2Go session <SESSION_NAME>. A special value for <SESSION_NAME> is ,,ALL'' (will
              terminate all sessions of the connected user).

       -L, --list-sessions
              List user's X2Go sessions on server.

       --from-stdin
              For LightDM remote login integration: read <username> <password> <host[:port]> <desktopshell> from
              STDIN' and start a new session, transfer a running session or resume a suspended session.

              If  there are several sessions running/suspended of the same desktop shell, then the first session
              found will be transferred/resumed. If there are several sessions running with a different  desktop
              shell as session type (or even rootless sessions) none of these session will be touched unless any
              of the discovered sessions match in the requested desktop shell (i.e.  X2Go session type).

              This option is only available for the Linux version of pyhoca-cli.

ACTION OPTIONS

       pyhoca-cli actions can be tweaked by these options:

       --clean-sessions
              Clean  all  of  the  user's suspended/running sessions before starting a new one on the named X2Go
              server.

       --terminate-on-ctrl-c
              Terminate the connected session when pressing CTRL+C (instead of suspending the session).

X2GO OPTIONS

       -c, --command <CMD>
              Command to run with --new mode on server (default: xterm).

       -u, --username <USERNAME>
              Username for the session (default: currently logged in user).

       --password <PASSWORD>
              User password for this session. If a matching private SSH key is available this one will  be  pre‐
              ferred for authentication. The cleartext password that has been specified at the command line will
              be  masqueraded  in  the  systems process list (Linux, MacOS). On Windows systems the usage of the
              --password option is forbidden.

       -p, --remote-ssh-port <R_PORT>
              Remote X2Go server's SSH port (default: 22).

       -k, --ssh-privkey <SSH_PRIVKEY>
              Use file <SSH_PRIVKEY> as private key for SSH connections (default: ~/.ssh/id_rsa).

       --add-to-known-hosts
              Add RSA/DSA host key to ~/.ssh/known_hosts if authenticity of server  can't  be  established  (de‐
              fault: not set).

       --sound {pulse|esd|none}
              X2Go server's sound system (default: 'pulse').

       -F, --share-local-folders <folder1>[,<folder2>[,...]]
              A comma separated list of local folders that shall be made available in the remote X2Go session.

       --printing
              Use X2Go printing (default: disabled).

       --share-mode {0|1}
              Share mode for X2Go desktop sharing (0: view-only, 1: full access).

       --auth-attempts {0,1,2,3,...}
              Number  of interactive authentication attempts in case authentication with the server fails (wrong
              password?). A value that equals 0 disables interactive authentication completely and requires that
              a private SSH key has been given on the command line or in the session profile or that the --pass‐
              word command line option is used.

LDAP OPTIONS

       LDAP support is planned to be added into pyhoca-cli in the near future. So stay tuned...

NX OPTIONS (Version 3)

       -g, --geometry {<WIDTH>x<HEIGHT>|fullscreen|maximize}
              Screen geometry (default: '800x600').

       -q, --link {modem|isdn|adsl|wan|lan}
              link quality (default: 'adsl')

       -t, --session-type {desktop|application}
              Session type (default: 'application'). Note: there are also some auto-detection  feature  for  the
              session  type  built  into the code.  It might not always happen what you expect from setting this
              option.

       -p, --pack <PACK_METHOD>
              Compression method (see below for possible values).

       --kbd-layout {us|de|fr|...}
              Use keyboard layout (default: 'us').

       --kbd-type {auto|pc105/us|pc105/de|...}
              Set Keyboard type (default 'pc105/us'). Use auto as value here to enable X2Go's keyboard  auto-de‐
              tection code.

COMPATIBILITY OPTIONS

       pyhoca-cli  aims  at being fully compatible with all command line options and session config files of the
       X2Go project's X2Go command line client x2goclient-cli as well as the x2goclient GUI. This is still  work
       in progress.  To achieve this, some compatibility options have already been added:

       --port <R_PORT>
              Compatibility option, synonymous to --remote-ssh-port <R_PORT>.

       --ssh-key <SSH_PRIVKEY>
              Compatibility option, synonymous to --ssh-privkey SSH_KEY.

       --use-sound {yes|no}
              Compatibility option, synonymous to --sound {pulse|none}.

       --client-ssh-port <PORT>
              Compatibility  option for the x2goclient GUI. PyHoca-Cli (resp. Python X2Go) brings its own inter‐
              nal sFTP server. Thus, this option will be ignored.

NX COMPRESSION METHODS

       As NX compression methods (--pack option) the following values are possible. The % character must be  re‐
       placed by a digit 0-9.

       nopack,  8,  64, 256, 512, 4k, 32k, 64k, 256k, 2m, 16m 256-rdp, 256-rdp-compressed, 32k-rdp, 32k-rdp-com‐
       pressed, 64k-rdp 64k-rdp-compressed, 16m-rdp, 16m-rdp-compressed rfb-hextile,  rfb-tight,  rfb-tight-com‐
       pressed  8-tight,  64-tight,  256-tight,  512-tight, 4k-tight, 32k-tight 64k-tight, 256k-tight, 2m-tight,
       16m-tight 8-jpeg-%, 64-jpeg, 256-jpeg, 512-jpeg, 4k-jpeg, 32k-jpeg  64k-jpeg,  256k-jpeg,  2m-jpeg,  16m-
       jpeg-%  8-png-jpeg-%,  64-png-jpeg,  256-png-jpeg,  512-png-jpeg, 4k-png-jpeg 32k-png-jpeg, 64k-png-jpeg,
       256k-png-jpeg, 2m-png-jpeg, 16m-png-jpeg-% 8-png-%, 64-png, 256-png, 512-png,  4k-png  32k-png,  64k-png,
       256k-png, 2m-png, 16m-png-% 16m-rgb-%, 16m-rle-%

SEE ALSO

       /usr/share/doc/python-x2go

AUTHOR

       This manual has been written by for the X2Go project (http://www.x2go.org) by

       Mike Gabriel <mike.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de>

Version 0.2.1.x                                     Nov 2012                                       pyhoca-cli(1)