AWS dcv documentation change
Summary
Updated version reference for 'performance-profile' parameter with a specific build number.
Security assessment
Version link change only. No security implications in the parameter's functionality or documentation.
Diff
diff --git a/dcv/latest/adminguide/config-param-ref.md b/dcv/latest/adminguide/config-param-ref.md index 5fb79954a..ccfeac556 100644 --- a//dcv/latest/adminguide/config-param-ref.md +++ b//dcv/latest/adminguide/config-param-ref.md @@ -88,0 +89,2 @@ max-payload-size | integer - DWORD (32-bit) | session | 20971520 | **Maximum siz +max-payload-size-copy | integer - DWORD (32-bit) | session | -1 | **Maximum size of clipboard's data** — Specifies the maximum size (in bytes) of clipboard data that can be transferred from server to clients. If this value is missing max-payload-size is considered, otherwise the minimum of the two values is applied. — **Available since** version [2023.0-14852](./doc-history-release-notes.html#release.2023.0-14852). +max-payload-size-paste | integer - DWORD (32-bit) | session | -1 | **Maximum size of clipboard's data** — Specifies the maximum size (in bytes) of clipboard data that can be transferred from clients to server. If this value is missing max-payload-size is considered, otherwise the minimum of the two values is applied. — **Available since** version [2023.0-14852](./doc-history-release-notes.html#release.2023.0-14852). @@ -89,0 +92,2 @@ max-text-len | integer - DWORD (32-bit) | session | -1 | **Maximum number of cha +max-text-len-copy | integer - DWORD (32-bit) | session | -1 | **Maximum number of characters of clipboard's text** — Specifies the maximum number of characters of clipboard text that can be transferred from server to clients. Excess characters will be truncated. If this value is missing max-text-len is considered, otherwise the minimum of the two values is applied. — **Available since** version [2023.0-14852](./doc-history-release-notes.html#release.2023.0-14852). +max-text-len-paste | integer - DWORD (32-bit) | session | -1 | **Maximum number of characters of clipboard's text** — Specifies the maximum number of characters of clipboard text that can be transferred from clients to server. Excess characters will be truncated. If this value is missing max-text-len is considered, otherwise the minimum of the two values is applied. — **Available since** version [2023.0-14852](./doc-history-release-notes.html#release.2023.0-14852). @@ -143,2 +147,2 @@ Parameter | Type - Windows registry type | Reload context | Default value | Desc -disable-local-console | true or false - DWORD (32-bit) | session | **Linux** : true - **Windows** : 1 | **Blanks the local screen and inhibits local input (Linux console sessions on Xorg only)** — Blanks locally-connected monitor(s) to prevent ongoing DCV console sessions from being shown and disables local input devices while remote clients are connected. Monitors and input devices are enabled back upon disconnection of the last client. This prevents local users to meddle into the remote console session and increases privacy. Input devices whose names start with 'DCV ' (space included) or 'Xdcv ' (space included) are not disabled by the setting. — **Available since** version 2024.0. -enable-console-scaling | true or false - DWORD (32-bit) | session | **Linux** : false - **Windows** : 0 | **Enable scaling the framebuffer to support arbitrary resolutions (Linux console sessions on Xorg only)** — Permits arbitrary resolutions on console sessions by setting the XRandR transform from the framebuffer to the scan-out buffer accordingly. If set to 'false' (which is the default) the legacy behavior is to be expected (only resolutions directly supported by the locally plugged-in displays are permitted). If set to 'true' the client can request arbitrary resolutions on the server irrespective of whether the physically connected displays support them or not. — **Available since** version 2024.0. +disable-local-console | true or false - DWORD (32-bit) | session | **Linux** : true - **Windows** : 1 | **Blanks the local screen and inhibits local input (Linux console sessions on Xorg only)** — Blanks locally-connected monitor(s) to prevent ongoing DCV console sessions from being shown and disables local input devices while remote clients are connected. Monitors and input devices are enabled back upon disconnection of the last client. This prevents local users to meddle into the remote console session and increases privacy. Input devices whose names start with 'DCV ' (space included) or 'Xdcv ' (space included) are not disabled by the setting. — **Available since** version [2024.0-17979](./doc-history-release-notes.html#release.2024.0-17979). +enable-console-scaling | true or false - DWORD (32-bit) | session | **Linux** : false - **Windows** : 0 | **Enable scaling the framebuffer to support arbitrary resolutions (Linux console sessions on Xorg only)** — Permits arbitrary resolutions on console sessions by setting the XRandR transform from the framebuffer to the scan-out buffer accordingly. If set to 'false' (which is the default) the legacy behavior is to be expected (only resolutions directly supported by the locally plugged-in displays are permitted). If set to 'true' the client can request arbitrary resolutions on the server irrespective of whether the physically connected displays support them or not. — **Available since** version [2024.0-17979](./doc-history-release-notes.html#release.2024.0-17979). @@ -165,0 +170 @@ enable-touch | true or false - DWORD (32-bit) | session | **Linux** : true - **W +use-server-keyboard-layout | string | connection | 'default-off' | **Controls whether to use server side keyboard layout for key interpretation** — Determines whether keyboard input uses server side keyboard layout or client side keyboard layout. With "default-off" client layout is used by default, but users can choose to use server layout. With "default-on" server layout is used by default, but users can choose to use client layout. With "always-off" client layout is always used, there is no user choice available. With "always-on" server layout is always used, there is no user choice available. — **Available since** version 2025.0. @@ -248 +253 @@ max-sessions-per-user | integer - DWORD (32-bit) | server | 0 | **Maximum number -performance-profile | string | custom | 'none' | **Specifies the profile used during the initialization of some features** — Adjust the default settings of some features according the performance profile of the instance. When no profile is selected the profile is estimated automatically according the number of CPUs and if a GPU is present. Allowed values are: 'low', 'medium', 'high' and 'none'. — **Available since** version 2024.0. +performance-profile | string | custom | 'none' | **Specifies the profile used during the initialization of some features** — Adjust the default settings of some features according the performance profile of the instance. When no profile is selected the profile is estimated automatically according the number of CPUs and if a GPU is present. Allowed values are: 'low', 'medium', 'high' and 'none'. — **Available since** version [2024.0-17979](./doc-history-release-notes.html#release.2024.0-17979). @@ -251 +256 @@ virtual-session-font-path | string | session | '' | **Whether to add special fon -virtual-session-source-profile | true or false - DWORD (32-bit) | session | **Linux** : false - **Windows** : 0 | **Whether to source the user profile in session starter** — Specifies whether the shell that runs the session starter script should source the user profile. By default this is false and DCV will run the session starter script with "bash --noprofile --norc" — **Available since** version [2021.3-11591](./doc-history-release-notes.html#release.2021.3-11591). +virtual-session-source-profile | true or false - DWORD (32-bit) | session | **Linux** : false - **Windows** : 0 | **Whether to source the user profile during initial virtual session setup** — Controls whether DCV sources the user profile when setting up the environment for init script execution. When set to false (default), DCV runs the init script with "bash --noprofile \--norc". Note that this only affects DCV's initial environment setup. The init script (default or custom) may independently source profiles during session startup. — **Available since** version [2021.3-11591](./doc-history-release-notes.html#release.2021.3-11591).