The Command Execution operator category configuration sets default property values for Command Execution operators.
Note: See the Content Designer Reference for operator-level information.
Sets default values for the Telnet properties.
Defines the default pseudo terminal type for a Telnet connection.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Default: VT100
Defines the default port with which to connect to the remote host.
Note: Port 23 is the system TCP/UDP port for Telnet.
Default: 23
Defines the interval (in seconds) that the connection waits to time out.
Values: You can set this value to any positive integer.
Specifies the default login scheme.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Defines the default value for the text prompt that accepts a user name.
Defines the user name with which to log in to the remote host.
Defines the default value for the text prompt that indicates that the remote host requires a password for the specified user name.
Defines the default password the product associates with the specified user name.
Defines the command prompt that indicates that the remote host is ready for commands.
The following command prompts are typical:
The following entry matches any input (including new lines) followed by a $ (dollar sign), > (greater than), ? (question mark), : (colon), or # (hash).
.*[$>?:#]
Note: Enclose $ in square brackets (that is, [$]) within a regular expression. A dollar sign without brackets has a specific meaning in regular expressions.
Defines the interval (in seconds) that the product waits for a command prompt before timing out.
Specifies whether to run the script or the specified commands as a different user.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Default: Cleared
Defines the operating system-specific command that switches the user on the remote host. The command "su -root" switches users to the root user.
su - username
sudo su - username
(Optional) If the remote host requires a password to switch users, this property defines a regular expression for the default text prompt.
The text prompt is typically "Password: " or "password: ". Replace "P" or "p" with ".*" in the regular expression to match any input (including new lines) and the uppercase or lowercase "p" in “password: “.
(Optional) If the remote host requires a password to switch users, this property defines the default password to enter at the password text prompt.
Defines the command prompt that indicates that the remote host is ready for commands from the switched user.
The following command prompts are typical:
The following entry matches any input (including new lines) followed by a $ (dollar sign), > (greater than), ? (question mark), : (colon), or # (hash).
.*[$>?:#]
Note: Enclose $ square brackets (that is, [$]) when you use a regular expression. A dollar sign without brackets has a specific meaning in regular expressions.
Sets default values for Secure Shell (SSH) properties.
Defines the default pseudo terminal type for requests for an SSH connection.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Default: VT100
Defines the default port with which to connect to the remote host.
Note: Port 22 is the system port for the SSH protocol.
Default: 22
Defines the user name with which to log in to the remote host.
Specifies whether to log in with a private key. The alternative is to use the password information.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Default: Cleared
Defines the default password the product associates with the specified user name.
Defines the content of a default private key with which to log in to the remote host.
Defines the path to a default private key with which to log in to the remote host.
Defines the passphrase with which to unlock the content of the default private key.
Note: The passphrase is required only if the default private key was created with a passphrase.
Specifies whether to run the script or the specified commands as a different user.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Default: Cleared
Defines the operating system-specific command that switches the user on the remote host. The command "su -root" switches to the root user.
Examples:
su - username
sudo su - username
(Optional) If the remote host requires a password to switch users, this property defines a regular expression for the default text prompt.
The text prompt is typically "Password: " or "password: ". Replace "P" or "p" with ".*" in the regular expression to match any input (including new lines) and the uppercase or lowercase "p" in “password: “.
(Optional) If the remote host requires a password to switch users, this property defines the default password to enter at the password text prompt.
Defines the command prompt that indicates that the remote host is ready for commands from the switched user.
The following command prompts are typical:
The following entry matches any input (including new lines) followed by a $ (dollar sign), > (greater than), ? (question mark), : (colon), or # (hash).
.*[$>?:#]
Note: Enclose $ in square brackets (that is, [$]) when you use a regular expression. A dollar sign without brackets has a specific meaning in regular expressions.
Sets default values for the Windows command execution properties.
Defines the command interpreter for the profile and for shell commands.
Example: cmd.exe
Defines a shell script that the command execution operator interprets before it starts a user process for which no profile is specified. The command execution operator uses the command interpreter that the Shell program specifies to interpret the profile. The profile can contain any noninteractive command that the shell interpreter understands.
Specifies the default command execution operator behavior when user credentials are required but not specified.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Default: Defaults To User Under Which Touchpoint is Run
Defines the shell account that starts any user process that lacks a user name and a password.
Defines the password the product associates with the specified user.
Note: Passwords in the Command Execution configurations are protected and cannot be modified through a program, passed to external methods, or referenced.
Verifies the value that you specified in the Password property.
Specifies whether to load the user profile that the product associates with the specified User and Password values.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Default: Cleared
Sets default values for the UNIX command execution properties.
Defines the command interpreter for the profile and for shell commands.
Defines a shell script that the command execution operator interprets before it starts a user process for which no profile is specified. The command execution operator uses the command interpreter that the Shell program specifies to interpret the profile. The profile can contain any noninteractive command that the shell interpreter understands.
Specifies the default command execution operator behavior when user credentials are required but not specified.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Default: Defaults To User Under Which Touchpoint is Run
Defines the shell account that starts any user process that lacks a user name and a password.
Defines the password the product associates with the specified shell user.
Note: Passwords in the Command Execution configurations are protected and cannot be modified through a program, passed to external methods, or referenced.
Verifies the value that you specified in the Password property.
Specifies whether to load the user profile that the product associates with the specified User and Password values.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Default: Cleared
Specifies whether to disable the password verification.
Values: This property can have one of the following values:
Default: Cleared
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