Config Options

[PowershellScripter]

Hello,

Im wondering if there is a config that can be modified for various options and if so, if there is a wiki somewhere that details the config and the config options? I looked and the closest was deepwiki, but that seemed to mainly focus on installation commands and things of that nature.

One curious option is if there is a connection indicator and if so, if there is a way to disable it? Our current RMM solution built their own remote connection tool and the connection indicator it uses is quite in the way. Plus, I want to move away from their tool as there remote utility does perform up to our standards and with the loss of Teamviewer, we are investigating other options that perform just as great.

[bitbound]

Currently, all of the config is in the compose file. There will be more configuration options added throughout the next year, especially as I start working on #75 and #76 .

I'm not sure what you mean by connection indicator. If you mean a tray icon, yes, there is one. I'll be adding an option later to hide.

There's also a toast notification when remote control sessions start and end. That can be toggled at the admin or user level in the web UI. If set at the admin level, it will be enforced on all users. This will get merged into the work in #76 so it can be applied more granularly.

[PowershellScripter]

By connection indicator I mean... Teamviewer creates a red border around the display when connecting and splashtop and connectwise control create a banner at the top, and our RMM remote connection tool creates an annoying banner on the side of the screen when we connect to someones computer. We would like to be able to connect to a computer with no indicators present. Sometimes we need to be able to connect to an employee's screen while running processes for testing and dont want to disrupt the employee if they are at their computer. Are we able to mute all connection indicators (basically making our connection to the system invisible to the end user)?.

[bitbound]

Yeah, that's currently possible.