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1. qbwrk.conf File Format

   got into [host*] sections. There are no machines called "group*_rule" - those are just placeholders, if you will. You can do all of this through WranglerView…
   Qube 6.10 • May 23, 2018

2. qbwrk.conf File Format

   got into [host*] sections. There are no machines called "group*_rule" - those are just placeholders, if you will. You can do all of this through WranglerView…
   Qube 6.9 • Jul 05, 2017

3. qbwrk.conf File Format

   got into [host*] sections. There are no machines called "group*_rule" - those are just placeholders, if you will. You can do all of this through WranglerView…
   Qube 7.0 • Nov 04, 2020

4. qbwrk.conf File Format

   can do all of this through WranglerView on the supervisor (you must be running it on the supervisor for this to work). Simply multi-select workers on the worker layout, right…
   Qube 6.8 • Oct 06, 2016

5. qbwrk.conf File Format

   can do all of this through WranglerView on the supervisor (you must be running it on the supervisor for this to work). Simply multi-select workers on the worker layout, right…
   Qube 6.7 • Jan 11, 2016

6. Launching a filled-in QubeGUI/QubeWranglerView(6.4.+) submission dialog

   The QubeGUI/QubeWranglerView(6.4+) has commandline options available to directly launch a populated submission dialog. This powerful new feature allows one to have…
   Qube 6.5 • Oct 15, 2012

7. Launching a filled-in QubeGUI/QubeWranglerView(6.4.+) submission dialog

   The QubeGUI/QubeWranglerView(6.4+) has commandline options available to directly launch a populated submission dialog. This powerful new feature allows one to have…
   Qube 6.4 • Oct 15, 2012

8. Adding Menu plugins for right-click menu items

   Synopsis All of the right-click menu items in ArtistView are driven by Python plugins. These plugins have access to the data behind the selected entities and can do…
   Qube 6.5 • May 01, 2014

9. How can a Windows machine be locked/unlocked when users logon/logoff?

   You can use Windows' logon/logoff scripts to automatically lock/unlock a machine when users logon/off. Basically, you'd call "qblock " in the logon script, and "qbunlock…
   Qube 6.5 • Nov 05, 2012

10. How can a Windows machine be locked/unlocked when users logon/logoff?

    You can use Windows' logon/logoff scripts to automatically lock/unlock a machine when users logon/off. Basically, you'd call "qblock " in the logon script, and "qbunlock…
    Qube • Oct 15, 2014