Our Java Guest Client is fully capable of running in unattended mode; we just don't have any packaging to allow it do so. Here is a start. We've successfully configured the attached script to run as an service under Suse and Ubuntu.

Change these parameters for your installation:



The two JAR files and this script should be copied to "/var/lib/screenConnectGuestClient/"



After copying to that directory, you'll need to create a symbolic link from under init.d to the sc.sh file. Then use insserv to add it as a service. Then use another tool to configure it to start at startup.

We'll probably refine this more in the future. I'd like a single script install and configure everything. Including doing WGETs to pull down the JARs and steps to create the right files under init.d and wherever else. Here is where we need feedback, because we're not super-familiar with linux. I don't want to presume too much and start copying files into the wrong places. What would you want to the script to do in an ideal world? Or should we try to use packages?

that's a good idea... you could always make a script to delete you scripts, something like this maybe?

rmdir "%USERPROFILE%\My Documents\ScreenConnect Remote Support\" /Q /S

edit, just tested this on a windows server 2003 and worked great, obviously change the folder name to what yours is and toss it in a .bat file then run it from the toolbox like normal

An attended session is much easier. You have the Client and Core jar files from you SC directory? Use something like what's in the post here:

http://forum.screenconne...AC-Client.aspx#post1333

except don't use the last parameter "false" ... if launching as a host this needs to be the access token. If launching as a guest, no access token is needed.

You'll need to replace the session ID with your session ID. and make some other changes. Look at the contents of one of your auto-generated JNLP files for the arguments to java.