Astronaut Client on a USB drive - Revision history

NeilArmstrong: Added glossary link to Configuration~

2012-10-10T20:58:07Z

Added glossary link to Configuration~

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	=== Change VistA Config shortcut ===		=== Change VistA Config shortcut ===
	The "VistA Config" shortcut that is used to invoke the VistA user configuration utility uses a command line:		The "VistA Config" shortcut that is used to invoke the VistA user [[configuration~\|Configuration]] utility uses a command line:
	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\GUI_Config\GUI_Config.exe" S=%ASTRO_LOCAL_HOST% P=%ASTRO_PORT% CCOW=DISABLE		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\GUI_Config\GUI_Config.exe" S=%ASTRO_LOCAL_HOST% P=%ASTRO_PORT% CCOW=DISABLE

Perspectoff: /* Using Astronaut CPRS on a USB drive in Linux */

2010-03-04T18:33:38Z

Using Astronaut CPRS on a USB drive in Linux

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	TMG-CPRS is a Windows-compatible program and does not currently work well in Linux. However, a virtual machine (running Windows as a guest operating system) can be created with the Astronaut CPRS package installed on it. Such a virtual machine could be placed on a USB flash drive and run from any computer able to run the virtual machine. For example, if a VirtualBox virtual machine were created, that virtual machine could be run on any computer running the VirtualBox program.		TMG-CPRS is a Windows-compatible program and does not currently work well in Linux. However, a virtual machine (running Windows as a guest operating system) can be created with the Astronaut CPRS package installed on it. Such a virtual machine could be placed on a USB flash drive and run from any computer able to run the virtual machine. For example, if a VirtualBox virtual machine were created, that virtual machine could be run on any computer running the VirtualBox program.

	For more details on accomplishing this, see		For more details on accomplishing this, see [[Astronaut CPRS in Linux]].

Perspectoff at 18:30, 4 March 2010

2010-03-04T18:30:00Z

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	* Vitals		* Vitals
	* Vitals Manager		* Vitals Manager

			== Using Astronaut CPRS on a USB drive in Linux ==
			TMG-CPRS is a Windows-compatible program and does not currently work well in Linux. However, a virtual machine (running Windows as a guest operating system) can be created with the Astronaut CPRS package installed on it. Such a virtual machine could be placed on a USB flash drive and run from any computer able to run the virtual machine. For example, if a VirtualBox virtual machine were created, that virtual machine could be run on any computer running the VirtualBox program.

			For more details on accomplishing this, see

Perspectoff: /* Install Astronaut clients to the USB drive */

2010-02-06T17:14:58Z

Install Astronaut clients to the USB drive

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	*Run the Astronaut_clients installer. (Currently, this works best if the Astronaut_clients.x.x.x.x.exe installer program is located on (and run from) the hard drive, not the USB drive.)		*Run the Astronaut_clients installer. (Currently, this works best if the Astronaut_clients.x.x.x.x.exe installer program is located on (and run from) the hard drive, not the USB drive.)
	:*Astronaut VistA Host Name or IP Address (use default if unsure): ''192.168.0.73''		:*Astronaut VistA Host Name or IP Address (use default if unsure): ''192.168.0.73''
	:::Note: Use the ~~URL or~~ IP address of your own VistA server (or virtual machine containing the VistA server)		:::Note: Use the IP address or URL of your own VistA server (or virtual machine containing the VistA server)
	:*Choose Install Location: Destination Folder: ''F:\Astronaut\VistA''		:*Choose Install Location: Destination Folder: ''F:\Astronaut\VistA''
	:::Note: Use the drive letter of your USB drive, of course.		:::Note: Use the drive letter of your USB drive, of course.

Perspectoff at 17:11, 6 February 2010

2010-02-06T17:11:34Z

Perspectoff: /* Edit shortcuts as if for use in a protected environment */

2010-02-06T17:08:35Z

Edit shortcuts as if for use in a protected environment

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	== Edit shortcuts as if for use in a protected environment ==		== Edit shortcuts as if for use in a protected environment ==

	The Astronaut Client(s) on a USB drive ought not change the environment variables on the computer to which it is attached. ~~The~~ startup shortcuts in the ''F:/Astronaut'' folder on the USB drive must ~~therefore~~ be changed so that environment variables are not used.		The Astronaut Client(s) on a USB drive ought not change the environment variables on the computer to which it is attached. Therefore, the startup shortcuts in the ''F:/Astronaut'' folder on the USB drive must be changed so that environment variables are not used.

	== Change Astronaut SSH shortcut ==		== Change Astronaut SSH shortcut ==

Perspectoff at 16:54, 6 February 2010

2010-02-06T16:54:55Z

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	A USB flashdrive is meant to be moved from one computer to the next, so environment variables will not be constant. To install the Astronaut CPRS client package and use it successfully from a USB flash drive, you will have to use the method for [[Astronaut_CPRS_client_package#Installing in a protected environment\|installing to a protected environment]] (i.e. edit all connection shortcuts to use values instead of environment variables).		A USB flashdrive is meant to be moved from one computer to the next, so environment variables will not be constant. To install the Astronaut CPRS client package and use it successfully from a USB flash drive, you will have to use the method for [[Astronaut_CPRS_client_package#Installing in a protected environment\|installing to a protected environment]] (i.e. edit all connection shortcuts to use specific values instead of environment variables).

	== Install Astronaut clients to the USB drive ==		== Install Astronaut clients to the USB drive ==

Perspectoff: /* Change Astronaut SSH shortcut */

2010-02-06T16:48:43Z

Change Astronaut SSH shortcut

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	* %ASTRO_SSH_CLIENT_PASS% -> ''not#1sostrong'' (this is the default value)		* %ASTRO_SSH_CLIENT_PASS% -> ''not#1sostrong'' (this is the default value)
	* %ASTRO_PORT% -> 9260		* %ASTRO_PORT% -> 9260
	* %ASTRO_SSH_HOST% -> ''192.168.56.101'' (use the IP address of the installed VistA server)		* %ASTRO_SSH_HOST% -> ''192.168.56.101'' (use the IP address or URL of the installed VistA server)

	The revised Astronaut SSH shortcut would therefore be:		The revised Astronaut SSH shortcut would therefore be:

Perspectoff: /* Change Text client shortcut */

2010-02-06T16:48:14Z

Change Text client shortcut

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	* %ASTRO_textID% -> ''text9260'' (this is the default value)		* %ASTRO_textID% -> ''text9260'' (this is the default value)
	* %ASTRO_TEXT_PASS% -> ''not#1sostrong'' (this is the default value)		* %ASTRO_TEXT_PASS% -> ''not#1sostrong'' (this is the default value)
	* %ASTRO_SSH_HOST% -> ''192.168.56.101'' (use the IP address of the installed VistA server)		* %ASTRO_SSH_HOST% -> ''192.168.56.101'' (use the IP address or URL of the installed VistA server)

	The revised Text client shortcut would therefore be:		The revised Text client shortcut would therefore be:

Perspectoff: /* Change CPRS Query Tool shortcut */

2010-02-06T16:46:15Z

Change CPRS Query Tool shortcut

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	== Change CPRS Query Tool shortcut ==		== Change CPRS Query Tool shortcut ==
	The "CPRS Query Tool" shortcut that is used to invoke the CPRS Query Tool uses a command line:		The "CPRS Query Tool" shortcut that is used to invoke the CPRS Query Tool uses a command line:
	"C:\~~Program Files~~\VistA\CPRS_Query_Tool\CPRSQuery.exe" S=%ASTRO_LOCAL_HOST% P=%ASTRO_PORT% CCOW=DISABLE		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\CPRS_Query_Tool\CPRSQuery.exe" S=%ASTRO_LOCAL_HOST% P=%ASTRO_PORT% CCOW=DISABLE

	The individual environment variables must be specified if you do not have privileges to specify environment variables. For example:		The individual environment variables must be specified if you do not have privileges to specify environment variables. For example:
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	The revised CPRS Query Tool shortcut would therefore be:		The revised CPRS Query Tool shortcut would therefore be:

	"C:\~~Program Files~~\VistA\CPRS_Query_Tool\CPRSQuery.exe" S=127.0.0.1 P=9260 CCOW=DISABLE		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\CPRS_Query_Tool\CPRSQuery.exe" S=127.0.0.1 P=9260 CCOW=DISABLE

	== Change other client module shortcuts ==		== Change other client module shortcuts ==

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	Copy (or move) the shortcuts from these 3 locations into the ''F:\Astronaut\'' folder on your USB drive. (Personally, I only copy the shortcuts from the global Start menu folder.)		Copy (or move) the shortcuts from these 3 locations into the ''F:\Astronaut\'' folder on your USB drive. (Personally, I only copy the shortcuts from the global Start menu folder.)

	== Edit shortcuts ~~as if for use in a protected environment~~ ==		== Edit shortcuts ==

	The Astronaut Client(s) on a USB drive ought not change the environment variables on the computer to which it is attached. Therefore, the startup shortcuts in the ''F:/Astronaut'' folder on the USB drive must be changed so that environment variables are not used.		The Astronaut Client(s) on a USB drive ought not change the environment variables on the computer to which it is attached. Therefore, the startup shortcuts in the ''F:/Astronaut'' folder on the USB drive must be changed so that environment variables are not used.

	== Change Astronaut SSH shortcut ==		=== Change Astronaut SSH shortcut ===
	The "Astronaut SSH" shortcut that is used to invoke the PuTTY SSH client uses a command line:		The "Astronaut SSH" shortcut that is used to invoke the PuTTY SSH client uses a command line:
	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\Putty\putty.exe" -ssh -l %ASTRO_SSH_clientID% -pw %ASTRO_SSH_CLIENT_PASS% -L %ASTRO_PORT%:127.0.0.1:%ASTRO_PORT% %ASTRO_SSH_HOST%		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\Putty\putty.exe" -ssh -l %ASTRO_SSH_clientID% -pw %ASTRO_SSH_CLIENT_PASS% -L %ASTRO_PORT%:127.0.0.1:%ASTRO_PORT% %ASTRO_SSH_HOST%
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	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\Putty\putty.exe" -ssh -l client9260 -pw not#1sostrong -L 9260:127.0.0.1:9260 192.168.56.101		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\Putty\putty.exe" -ssh -l client9260 -pw not#1sostrong -L 9260:127.0.0.1:9260 192.168.56.101

	== Change TMG-CPRS shortcut ==		=== Change TMG-CPRS shortcut ===
	The "TMG-CPRS" shortcut that is used to invoke the CPRS client uses a command line:		The "TMG-CPRS" shortcut that is used to invoke the CPRS client uses a command line:
	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\tmg-cprs\CPRSChart.exe" S=%ASTRO_LOCAL_HOST% P=9260 CCOW=DISABLE SPOOF-VER=%ASTRO_CPRS_SPOOF%		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\tmg-cprs\CPRSChart.exe" S=%ASTRO_LOCAL_HOST% P=9260 CCOW=DISABLE SPOOF-VER=%ASTRO_CPRS_SPOOF%
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	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\tmg-cprs\CPRSChart.exe" S=127.0.0.1 P=9260 CCOW=DISABLE SPOOF-VER=1.0.26.66		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\tmg-cprs\CPRSChart.exe" S=127.0.0.1 P=9260 CCOW=DISABLE SPOOF-VER=1.0.26.66

	== Change Text client shortcut ==		=== Change Text client shortcut ===
	The "Text client" shortcut that is used to invoke the Text client uses a command line:		The "Text client" shortcut that is used to invoke the Text client uses a command line:
	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\Putty\putty.exe" -P 22 %ASTRO_SSH_HOST% -l %ASTRO_textID% -pw %ASTRO_TEXT_PASS%		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\Putty\putty.exe" -P 22 %ASTRO_SSH_HOST% -l %ASTRO_textID% -pw %ASTRO_TEXT_PASS%
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	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\Putty\putty.exe" -P 22 192.168.56.101 -l text9260 -pw not#1sostrong		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\Putty\putty.exe" -P 22 192.168.56.101 -l text9260 -pw not#1sostrong

	== Change VistA Config shortcut ==		=== Change VistA Config shortcut ===
	The "VistA Config" shortcut that is used to invoke the VistA user configuration utility uses a command line:		The "VistA Config" shortcut that is used to invoke the VistA user configuration utility uses a command line:
	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\GUI_Config\GUI_Config.exe" S=%ASTRO_LOCAL_HOST% P=%ASTRO_PORT% CCOW=DISABLE		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\GUI_Config\GUI_Config.exe" S=%ASTRO_LOCAL_HOST% P=%ASTRO_PORT% CCOW=DISABLE
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	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\GUI_Config\GUI_Config.exe" S=127.0.0.1 P=9260 CCOW=DISABLE		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\GUI_Config\GUI_Config.exe" S=127.0.0.1 P=9260 CCOW=DISABLE

	== Change CPRS Query Tool shortcut ==		=== Change CPRS Query Tool shortcut ===
	The "CPRS Query Tool" shortcut that is used to invoke the CPRS Query Tool uses a command line:		The "CPRS Query Tool" shortcut that is used to invoke the CPRS Query Tool uses a command line:
	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\CPRS_Query_Tool\CPRSQuery.exe" S=%ASTRO_LOCAL_HOST% P=%ASTRO_PORT% CCOW=DISABLE		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\CPRS_Query_Tool\CPRSQuery.exe" S=%ASTRO_LOCAL_HOST% P=%ASTRO_PORT% CCOW=DISABLE
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	"F:\Astronaut\VistA\CPRS_Query_Tool\CPRSQuery.exe" S=127.0.0.1 P=9260 CCOW=DISABLE		"F:\Astronaut\VistA\CPRS_Query_Tool\CPRSQuery.exe" S=127.0.0.1 P=9260 CCOW=DISABLE

	== Change other client module shortcuts ==		=== Change other client module shortcuts ===
	Don't forget to change the shortcuts for the other modules in a similar fashion:		Don't forget to change the shortcuts for the other modules in a similar fashion: