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- ✅ 2.2 | ✅ 2.1 | ⛔ 2.0 | ⛔ 1.9 | ...
- Run QZ Tray in a headless environment
- See also windows-service
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A Certificate (
digital-certificate.txt
if generated from our portal)Note: Step 2 of the signing messages tutorial needs to be completed in order to establish a websocket connection
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Whitelist the certificate
The first step is to whitelist the Certificate your signatures will be authenticating against. You can launch the software prior to this, but you will not be able to make a websocket connection, as there is no GUI for the warning dialogues to display in, causing an immediate disconnect.
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Open a terminal or
cmd
prompt and execute the appropriate command for your OS:Note: the
--whitelist
flag can be substituted with--allow
or-a
OS Command Windows "%PROGRAMFILES%\QZ Tray\qz-tray-console.exe" --whitelist "path\to\digital-certificate.txt"
... and optionallycopy "%appdata%\qz\allowed.dat" "%programdata%\qz\allowed.dat"
see also#749
.Linux /opt/qz-tray/qz-tray --whitelist "path/to/digital-certificate.txt"
macOS "/Applications/QZ Tray.app/Contents/MacOS/QZ Tray" --whitelist "path/to/digital-certificate.txt"
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Verify the entry
Successfully added YOUR COMPANY to allowed list
in the log displayed in the command prompt -
An
allowed.dat
file is created with the finger print of the Intermediate Certificate (digital-certificate.txt
).OS Location Windows %APPDATA%\qz\allowed.dat
Linux ~/.qz/allowed.dat
macOS "~/Library/Application Support/qz/allowed.dat"
OS Location Windows %PROGRAMDATA%\qz\allowed.dat
Linux /srv/qz/allowed.dat
macOS "/Library/Application Support/qz/allowed.dat"
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Launch QZ Tray in headless mode
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Run the software from the command line using the
--headless
or-h
flag:OS Command Windows "%PROGRAMFILES%\QZ Tray\qz-tray-console.exe" --headless
Linux /opt/qz-tray/qz-tray --headless
macOS "/Applications/QZ Tray.app/Contents/MacOS/QZ Tray" --headless
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