Use the settings in this dialog box to configure the string that precedes the command that launches the X client.
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Commands
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Specify one or more commands to use as the alternate sequence for starting the X client. This option is available only when Use alternate login sequence is selected.
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Prompt
Use a regular expression to specify the sequence preceding the response. Typically this is a username and password prompt.
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Response
Specify the response to send to the host when the corresponding prompt is detected. A carriage return is automatically appended to the prompt response you enter.
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Optional
Clear to have Reflection X fail the login attempt if the host prompt is not displayed; select to have Reflection X skip to the next line of the script if the host does not display the specified prompt — Reflection X will send the response that corresponds to whichever prompt is recognized first.
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Command prompt
Use a regular expression to specify the expected host command prompt. This is the string that is used when the Prompt column in the main panel of the X Client Definition pane lists %prompt%.
It is not necessary for a prompt string to be complete — just enter as much of the latter part of the string as you need to differentiate it from the other prompts that Reflection X will see. For example, a single colon (:) is not a good prompt because it is used as the final character in too many different prompts (such as Login: and Password:).
To specify multiple possible prompts at a particular point in the login script, separate the alternatives with a vertical bar ( | ).
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Prompt timeout
This timeout controls how long to wait for a host prompt to appear when executing the login and application commands. Each time a prompt is matched the timeout is reset.
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Use alternate xauth command
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Select this option to configure an alternate xauth command. The xauth command affects sessions in which Network Security > User-based authorization is enabled.
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Xauth command
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Specify an alternate command to place an MIT cookie in the .XAuthority file in the user's home directory.
Macros are supported. For example, in the following command, %IP#% provides the IP address and display number, and %C% specifies MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 authorization and provides the required hex encoded authorization data.
xauth add %IP#% %C%
This option is available only when Use alternate xauth command is selected.
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Never close connection
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Select to force the client starter to maintain the connection. When cleared (the default), the host connection closes after sending the X client command(s).
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