Passing parameters to xfreerdp?

M

mefizto

Greetings all,

I have managed to have xfreerdp(1) working. But it seems that there is no configuration file. Is there a way to pass all the parameters to the xfreerdp(1) instead of retyping them all the time?

Kindest regards,

M
 
Actually thats the first example in examples section of xfreerdp(1) man page:

EXAMPLES
xfreerdp connection.rdp /P: pwd123! /f
Connect in fullscreen mode using a stored configuration
connection.rdp and the password Pwd123!
Click to expand...

Note: There should't be space between /P: and pwd123! section but it turns into smiley or emoji whatever they are called if i paste it without space. And no i dont know how to turn off that feature.
 
Hi dd-ff-bb,

as much as I appreciate your response, I understand the man page. But, what I am asking is whether there is a way to pass the parameters to the command instead of retyping them all the time?

I was thinking about wrapping it into a script, but was wondering, if there is a better way.
Kindest regards,
M
 
If you often use a set of command-line options, with only one or two being different, you can either wrap that in a shell script or use shell alias.
 
Hi Bobi B.,

thank you, I was thinking about the shell scruipt, but I have to look up the term "shell alias."

Kindest regards,

M
 
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