subscribe
The subscribe
command is used to create a subscription to a workspace.
Usage: subscribe <options> <workspace>
<options> available:
--all-users Applies the configuration settings to all users
--format=VALUE Use the specified format for output. Supported values: json
--no-pull Subscribes without pulling images
--pull Pulls images for subscription
--register Registers applications after subscribing
--update-interval=VALUE The number of minutes between subscription update checks. Set to 0 to disable.
--wait-after-error Leave process open after error
--wait-after-exit Leave process open after it exits
Subscribing to a workspace automatically downloads and updates the workspace's applications. The end user can run the command turbo subscription register <subscription>
to a subscription to add shell integrations to the desktop. The subscription register
command is equivalant to the installi
command for each application, and can be viewed via the installed
command. This allows the installed application to run with the workspace application settings. The application images and configuration settings are updated by the update task.
A subscription will periodically update the install to the latest workspace application configuration, and the local image to the specified revision. The update is done by registering a Windows Task that runs the subscription update
command once a day at 12:00 AM. change the frequency of the update task using the built in Windows Task Scheduler, or by using the --update-interval
flag. The task will be under the turbo-net folder.
Use the subscription
command to control the subscription. To view all subscriptions use the subscriptions
command. To remove the subscription use the unsubscribe
command.
Subscribe All Users
When --all-users
is specified, the subscription will be installed for all users on the machine. This command requires Administrator privileges and that the Turbo client is installed for all users. See the install options for the Turbo installer for more information on how to install for all users.
Automatic Updates
Subscribing to a channel creates a Windows task that executes a daily update of the subscription. To avoid automatic updates, subscribe
with the --update-interval
set to 0. You may also use the subscription suspend
command or the scheduled task can be disabled or modified to suit the desired update process.