Running Triage Client from the Command Line

You can automatically load a profile and generate an audit report by running Triage Client from the command line. For example, the following command starts Triage Client and generates an audit report for myapp:

TriageClient.exe /profile="myapp.trp"

If you put this command in a script file or a shortcut, users don't have to worry about loading the correct profile. All they have to do is edit, save, and send the generated audit report.

You can also automatically save the audit report or send it via e-mail. For example, you could create a shortcut with the following target:

"C:\Program Files\MetaQuest\Triage\TriageClient.exe"
	/profile="myapp.trp" /save="myapp" /mail="me@address.com"

When a user double clicks this shortcut, it automatically loads the profile, generates the audit report, saves it to disk, and sends it back to you.

By default, Triage Client uses MAPI mail to sent the audit report. If you want to send audit reports with Internet mail, use the /smtp switch to specify the SMTP server:

"C:\Program Files\MetaQuest\Triage\TriageClient.exe"
	/profile="myapp.trp" /save="myapp" /mail="me@address.com" 
	/smtp="smtp.hip.cam.org"

Note: When the command line includes the /save or /mail switches, Triage Client generates the audit report, saves or mails it, and then exits.