How would I get the GTM command to come up when I open putty.

[Gavin Nesmith]

I would like the GTM prompt to come up when I log into putty. I read somewhere that you can do so by editing the etc/profile file I am usually quite good with linux but for the life of me i can not figure this out. 

Any help would be great... 

Thank you, 

Gavin

[Christopher Edwards]

Gavin:

Read this script for an example: https://github.com/OSEHRA/VistA/blob/master/Scripts/Install/GTM/createVistaInstance.sh

You may want to look at the documentation and all of the scripts that are available for an automated install of GT.M and VistA (though primarily designed for use with Vagrant they are useful in other situations as well):

Scripts: https://github.com/OSEHRA/VistA/blob/master/Scripts/Install

Documentation: https://github.com/OSEHRA/VistA/tree/master/Documentation/Install

Christopher Edwards
cje...@gmail.com

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[Nancy Anthracite]

Are you sure you want any user that gets in via PuTTY to get the GT.M prompt?  Also, when you get there, do you want a particular program run?  For instance, do you want them put into a particular VistA instance and do you want D ^ZU is run to prompt the user for their Access and Verify code and something is set to prevent them from getting out of MUMPS and back to a Linux prompt, or do you want them just to be in MUMPS and you don't care if they are in a VistA instance?

[Gavin Nesmith]

Well I have a user set up by the name of vista and I am trying to lock down that acc. So I think Do ^ZU looks like the best bet 

Regards 

Gavin

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Thank You,
Gavin R. Nesmith
Grne...@gmail.com

[Christopher Edwards]

Gavin:

I'd recommend you read the script I linked earlier it sets up a VistA instance on GT.M in a sane way ensures that permissions are correct, creates an example programmer tied user, an example VistA tied user and all of the scripts required to make the tied users work.

There are other scripts which take care of other things in the repository which is designed to get a development environment setup quickly and sanely. If you have questions about the scripts please ask as there are created for the benefit of the community and being the developer I'm always interested in feedback. These scripts already contain lots of community input and wholesome practices for how to setup VistA from a Linux system administration point of view.

Thanks!

Christopher Edwards
cje...@gmail.com

[Christopher Edwards]

Also there is a youtube video that shows the scripts in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eogchJncTlc

Christopher Edwards
cje...@gmail.com

[Bhaskar, K.S]

Gavin --

Please do follow Christopher's advice, or at least look at his work before beating your own path.

If you want more background, you can look at Appendix G (Setting up a Captive User Application with GT.M) of the GT.M Administration and Operations Guide UNIX Edition (for all GT.M user documentation go to http://fis-gtm.com and click on the User Documentation tab).

Regards
-- Bhaskar

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[Gavin Nesmith]

I have it going to the gtm i would now like it to run  D ^ZU do you know how i would go about running the command on logon ?

[Christopher Edwards]

On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 3:24 AM, Gavin Nesmith <grne...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have it going to the gtm i would now like it to run  D ^ZU do you know how i would go about running the command on logon ?

The script linked does that too.

Read this script for an example: https://github.com/OSEHRA/VistA/blob/master/Scripts/Install/GTM/createVistaInstance.sh

Christopher Edwards
cje...@gmail.com

[Gavin Nesmith]

Chris,

Can you provide a line number for reference...

Thanks, 

Gavin

[Christopher Edwards]

Gavin:

A simple search of that script for ^ZU will tell you the answer (hint: it isn't that far away from where it sets up how to login as a programmer level user to go to the GT.M prompt).

Christopher Edwards
cje...@gmail.com

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[Gavin Nesmith]

Well this issue had been resolved.. I also corrected an issue with Do ^ZU so it doesn't go back to gtm instead it closes the session window. Thank you for the assistance in pointing me in the correct direction. 

Best regards, 

Gavin