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New Revision: http://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php/wiki:advanced:x2goplugin
Edit Summary: Higlighting and stuff
User        : morty

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  ====== X2Go Browser Plugin ======
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- Needs correct formating of html page contents.
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  Using the packages x2goplugin on the client and x2goplugin-provider on the server offers X2Go's functionality within various Browsers, such as Firefox, Chrome, Konqueror and Epiphany. This happens by providing a special website via a webserver, for example apache. The X2GoPlugin receives its configuration via this website. 
  
  **Prerequirements:**
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  ===== Client ====== 
  
- ==== Installation Debian GNU/Linux ====
- <code>
- apt-get install x2goplugin
- </code>
- 
- ==== Installation Ubuntu ====
- <code>
+ ==== Installation Ubuntu and Debian GNU/Linux ====
+ <code bash>
  apt-get install x2goplugin
  </code>
  
+ After restarting the browser, the plugin is ready to use.
  
  ==== Installation Windows ====
  
- not yet available.
+ Please help us improve the wiki and write installation instructions.
  
  ==== Installation OSX ====
  
- Not yet available.
+ Please help us improve the wiki and write installation instructions.
  
- This finishes installing X2GoPlugin for the client. After restarting the browser it is ready to use.
  
- ====== Server ======
- ==== Installation Debian GNU/Linux ====
- <code>
- apt-get install apache2 x2goplugin-provider
- </code>
  
- ==== Installation Ubuntu ====
- <code>
+ ===== Server ===== 
+ ==== Installation Ubuntu / Debian GNU/Linux ====
+ <code bash>
  apt-get install
apache2 x2goplugin-provider
  </code>
  
- This installs the necessary files and dependencies. The plugin is instantly usable on the server via localhost/x2goplugin.html. Using it on the server is not the desired scenario, so we need to change the configuration. The file x2goplugin.html lies at /usr/share/x2go/plugin/.
+ This installs the necessary files and dependencies. The plugin is instantly usable on the server via ''localhost/x2goplugin.html''. Using it on the server is not the desired scenario, so we need to change the configuration. The file ''x2goplugin.html'' lies at ''/usr/share/x2go/plugin/''.
  It is recommended to create a backup of the original file before modifying it.
  
- <code>
+ ==== Quick Setup ====
+ If you want a quick setup, e.g. for testing, best make backup of ''/usr/share/x2go/plugin/x2goplugin.html''. The a bit more complicated, but robust way is described below.
+ 
+ <code bash>
  cp /usr/share/x2go/plugin/x2goplugin.html
/usr/share/x2go/plugin/x2goplugin.html.orig
  </code>
  
- The file's content can then be modified to reflect your own requirements. At a minimum you should substitute "server=localhost" with your server's public IP / hostname. After that you can access X2Go via your browser: 
+ The file's content can then be modified to reflect your own requirements. At a minimum you should substitute ''server=localhost'' with your server's public IP / hostname. After that you can access X2Go via your browser: 
  
  [[http://<your-server's-IP-or-hostname>/x2goplugin.html]]
  
  This is the original content of the file:
  
- ''<code>''
+ <file html x2goplugin.html>
  <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
  <html>
    <head>
      <title>X2Go Application Service</title>
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      </div>
    </body>
  </html>
- ''</code>''
+ </file>
+ 
+ ==== Setup ====
+ 
+ You can certainly also  move the file x2goplugin.html into ''/var/www''. Then it is recommended to
remove the link ''x2goplugin.conf'' within ''/etc/apache2/conf.d'', which is just a link to ''/etc/x2goplugin-apache.conf''.
  
- You can certainly also  move the file x2goplugin.html into /var/www. Then it is recommended to remove the link  x2goplugin.conf within /etc/apache2/conf.d, which is just a link to /etc/x2goplugin-apache.conf.
  
- <code>
+ <code bash>
  ls -al /etc/apache2/conf.d/x2goplugin.conf 
  lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 33 Mär 22 23:42 /etc/apache2/conf.d/x2goplugin.conf -> ../../x2go/x2goplugin-apache.conf
  root@x2goserver:/etc/apache2/conf.d
  </code>
  
- This file contains the alias which defines an alias for the url [[http://<your-server's-IP-or-hostname>/x2goplugin.html]]. (The URL http://<your-server's-IP-or-hostname> still delivers the expected file /var/www/index.html.)
+ This file contains the alias which defines an alias for the url [[http://<your-server's-IP-or-hostname>/x2goplugin.html]]. (The URL [[http://<your-server's-IP-or-hostname>]] still delivers the
expected file ''/var/www/index.html''.)
  
- <code>
+ <code bash>
  cat /etc/x2go/x2goplugin-apache.conf
  Alias /x2goplugin.html /usr/share/x2go/plugin/x2goplugin.html
  </code>
  



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