Cheatsheet IGELOS General
apparmor_status
Lists all services protected by apparmor
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15 | apparmor module is loaded.
18 profiles are loaded.
18 profiles are in enforce mode.
/sbin/dhclient
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/{dev/.mnt-system/ro/,dev/.mnt-system/ro/sys/,}usr/sbin/tcpdump
0 profiles are in complain mode.
8 processes have profiles defined.
7 processes are in enforce mode.
/sbin/dhclient (12496)
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/{dev/.mnt-system/ro/,dev/.mnt-system/ro/sys/,dev/.mnt-system/rw/,dev/.mnt-system/rw/sys/,}services/fbrw/firefox/{,*[^s][^h]} (14061)
0 processes are in complain mode.
1 processes are unconfined but have a profile defined.
/usr/sbin/haveged (366)
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chromium-browser
Start Chromium browser in App Mode for Citrix Storefront and similar pages - to use with Custom App function
| chromium-browser --app=https://storefront-url.domain.org --start-maximized
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curl
Check for trusted certificate or download files
Download script from Github and save it:
| curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/IGEL-Community/IGEL-Custom-Partitions/master/CP_Source/Unified_Communications/Zoom/build/build-zoom-cp.sh
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| % Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
100 982 100 982 0 0 3494 0 --:--:-- --:--:-- --:--:-- 3494
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florence
Onscreen keyboard
Sample settings in configuration file: /wfs/user/florence.store
| window_xpos=9
window_ypos=71
window_zoom=33
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get
Read variable from registry
Read variable system.remotemanager.ums_structure_tag:
| get system.remotemanager.ums_structure_tag
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get_unit_id
Get the Unit ID
get the Unit-ID:
reset the original Unit-ID:
| Manually set new Unit ID
0 abort setting Unit ID
1 UD Pocket Unit ID 85641000F615234423
2 eth0: Unit ID 002326FC34DE, connected via PCI, wired, has no license
3 wlan0: Unit ID 002314200E4, connected via PCI, wireless, has no license
Choose number to abort or set new Unit ID:
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reset it to the correct ID, Reboot, and then license it.
getmyip
show device IP
icg-config
IGEL Cloud Gateway config; with url and mass deployment key
kinit
Active Directory login
Kinit command explained
klist
Display kerberos tickets
resetvalue_tree
Reset defined section of the IGEL registry
- Reset all settings under each of the registry classes back to default
but do not include network
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/bin/resetvalue_tree auth
/bin/resetvalue_tree awsc
/bin/resetvalue_tree browserglobal
/bin/resetvalue_tree chromiumglobal
/bin/resetvalue_tree custom_partition
/bin/resetvalue_tree debug
/bin/resetvalue_tree devices
/bin/resetvalue_tree evidian
/bin/resetvalue_tree fwtools
/bin/resetvalue_tree ibm
/bin/resetvalue_tree ica
/bin/resetvalue_tree igel-sound-control
/bin/resetvalue_tree imprivata
/bin/resetvalue_tree jabra
/bin/resetvalue_tree java
/bin/resetvalue_tree monitoring_agent
/bin/resetvalue_tree multimedia
#/bin/resetvalue_tree network
/bin/resetvalue_tree pcoip
/bin/resetvalue_tree pcom
/bin/resetvalue_tree print
/bin/resetvalue_tree printerlogic
/bin/resetvalue_tree product
/bin/resetvalue_tree rdp
/bin/resetvalue_tree scard
/bin/resetvalue_tree services
/bin/resetvalue_tree sessions
/bin/resetvalue_tree speechwrite
/bin/resetvalue_tree spice
/bin/resetvalue_tree stratusphere_ux
/bin/resetvalue_tree system
/bin/resetvalue_tree thinlinc
/bin/resetvalue_tree twox
/bin/resetvalue_tree update
/bin/resetvalue_tree userinterface
/bin/resetvalue_tree vmware
/bin/resetvalue_tree vmwarevdmapp
/bin/resetvalue_tree voip
/bin/resetvalue_tree windowmanager
/bin/resetvalue_tree wvd
/bin/resetvalue_tree x
/bin/resetvalue_tree xen
/bin/killwait_postsetupd
/sbin/write_rmsettings
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setparam
Write variable to registry
Write variable system.remotemanager.ums_structure_tag with Value Building1:
| setparam system.remotemanager.ums_structure_tag "Building1"
write_rmsettings
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Write and read variable system.remotemanager.ums_structure_tag with MAC Address of all network interfaces:
| setparam system.remotemanager.ums_structure_tag $(ip a | grep ether | tr -s ' ' | cut -d " " -f 3 | paste -d " " - -)
write_rmsettings
get system.remotemanager.ums_structure_tag
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vdm_client0
After creating a VMware Horizon session, you can get it to run fully as User from command line with the following command.
| su -c "XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/777 /config/sessions/vdm_client0" user &
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xrandr
Controls the Screens from command line
Scale down a 4k-monitor in conference room to match laptop display resolution.
| su user -c xrandr --output DISPLAY1 --rate 60 --mode 1920x1080 --fb 1920x1080 --panning 1920x1080* --output DISPLAY2 --mode 1920x1080 --same-as DISPLAY1
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| su user -c xrandr —output HDMI-1 —rate 60 —mode 1920x1080 —fb 1920x1080 —panning 1920x1080* —output eDP-1 —mode 1920x1080 —same-as HDMI-1
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Create a virtual monitor to be used for applications, such as VMware Horizon, that expect a monitor to be attached. This can be added to Setup > System > Firmware Customization > Custom Commands > Desktop > Final desktop command
| xrandr --setmonitor virtual 640/64x480/48+1680+0 none
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Rotate window 90 degrees
To revert back