Update to date information can be found by logging into your current FastX server via a browser and go to /help. (https://example.com:3300/help)
The FastX.conf file is a special file that is located in $FX_CONFIG_DIR. This file sets special variables for launching sessions. These are the default paths where the session will store session information.
# HOST is set to $(hostname) by default
# override the DNS hostname
# HOST is used in the history file, to make an X11 authorization entry, and to set the DISPLAY name
HOST=customhost.example.com
# base directory for FastX user storage
# stores user history, apps and favorites when not running the web server
# if this directory cannot be created, history will not be saved
FastXPath=@HOME@/.fastx_server
# location of session directories
# A session directory is named “FX3-” followed by the session id
# The session directory contains log files, the X11 authorization file, session parameters, process ids, and other session-specific files
SessionPath=@HOME@/.fastx_server/@HOST@/sessions
File Format
- The file is a list of
key=valuepairs, one per line - A
#makes the rest of the line a comment. - Variable expansion is done by enclosing the variable name in “@” (@VAR@).
- A variable can be either a FastX.conf variable or an environment variable.
- Available variables
HOST: set to the hostname of this serverUSER: usernameHOME: home directory environment variable.
- To put a literal
@in a variable, use@@ - To put a literal
#in a variable, use@#@