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‎12-30-2021 08:05 AM

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Product: HP T540 Thin Client
Operating System: Linux

So, I am trying to use the built in script for the HP Device Manager to see who is currently logged in to freeRDP on their HP T540 Thin Client. The script that I used was:

 

#!/bin/bash
getUsername="mclient --quiet get tmp/hptc-login/loginUsername"

#get user name.
LoginUser=`$getUsername 2> /dev/null`
if [ -n "$LoginUser" ]
then
echo value=$LoginUser
else
echo "Get login user failed."
fi

 

However, it is returning an error of: Invalid file. Get login user failed. The script output is not valid. The expected format is value=data.

 

The thing is, I do have it set to value = data, so I'm not quite sure why it doesn't like what I'm doing. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

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