Windows
File path location | C:\Program Files (x86)\7signal Solutions, Inc\MobileEyeAgent |
Change organization ID | ‘Run ‘Notepad’ as Administrator. Open ‘application.properties’ file in directory above. Edit the organization name. Restart the service. |
Log file name | mobile-eye.2020-10-28.log (7 days are saved). For increased logging, enable ‘debug’ mode by adding the following line to the application.properties file: logging.level.com.sevensignal.eyeqagent=DEBUG |
Stop, start, quit | Open ‘Task Manager’, ‘Services’ tab, service name: ‘MobileEyeAgent’. Right-click the service name to view the menu of options. |
Version | After the device boots up, or when the Mobile Eye service gets restarted, it prints the Mobile Eye software version into the log file. |
Uninstall |
Control Panel’, ‘Add or Remove Programs’, program name: ‘MobileEyeAgent’. Also, delete the entire 7signal Solutions, Inc directory. Or run a PowerShell script like this: $ME = Get-WmiObject -Class Win32_Product | Where-Object -Property Name -eq -Value "Mobile Eye" Also, delete the entire 7signal Solutions, Inc directory. You may also go to the Devices page and click the trash can icon to the far right of the device. This will delete the device and all of its data from the system. There is no undo. It will also uninstall Mobile Eye from the device if it's connected to the cloud and "seen" by 7SIGNAL. Devices that are under license-lock will be deleted after the license-lock expires. |
Disable auto-updates |
Add the following statement to the application.properties file: updates.enabled=false With PowerShell you can run a script like this: $filePath = "C:\Program Files (x86)\7signal Solutions, Inc\MobileEyeAgent\application.properties" |
Run support utility |
When troubleshooting, Support may ask you to run a utility that gathers more detail. Open Powershell and go to the following directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\7signal Solutions, Inc.\mobileeyeagent Then type, support\get_device_info.ps1 Email the zip file to 7SIGNAL Support. |
macOS
Log file name | mobile-eye.2020-10-28.log (7 days are saved). For increased logging, enable ‘debug’ mode by adding the following line to the application.properties file: logging.level.com.sevensignal.eyeqagent=DEBUG |
Log file location |
/Users/Shared/Library/Logs/7signal |
Start, Stop, Restart |
/Library/Application\ Support/7signal/start_agent.sh /Library/Application\ Support/7signal/stop_agent.sh /Library/Application\ Support/7signal/restart_agent.sh |
Version | When the Mobile Eye service gets restarted, it prints the Mobile Eye software version into the log file. |
Uninstall |
installer -pkg /Library/Application\ Support/7signal/mobile-eyeq-agent-uninstaller.pkg -target /Library/Application\ Support/7signal/ You may also go to the Devices page and click the trash can icon to the far right of the device. This will delete the device and all of its data from the system. There is no undo. It will also uninstall Mobile Eye from the device if it's connected to the cloud and "seen" by 7SIGNAL. Devices that are under license-lock will be deleted after the license-lock expires. |
Change organization ID | Open application.properties file in the following directory /Library/Application\ Support/7signal/ and edit the organization. Restart the service. Requires sudo. |
Disable auto-updates | Add the following statement to the application.properties file: updates.enabled=false |
Linux
Log file name | mobile-eye.2020-10-28.log (7 days are saved). For increased logging, enable ‘debug’ mode by adding the following line to the application.properties file: logging.level.com.sevensignal.eyeqagent=DEBUG |
Log file location |
/opt/7signal/MobileEyeAgent/logs (application files are located at /opt/7signal/MobileEyeAgent) |
Stop, start | Open Terminal, then run the command systemctl stop mobileeyeagent. Then use the start or restart commands. |
Uninstall | (RHEL/CentOS) yum remove sevensignal-mobile-eye-agent mobileagentlinux (Debian/Ubuntu) apt-get purge sevensignal-mobile-eye-agent mobileagentlinux |
Change organization ID | Open application.properties file in the following directory /opt/7signal/MobileEyeAgent/config and edit the organization. Restart the service. |
Disable auto-updates | Add the following statement to the application.properties file: updates.enabled=false |
Android
Log file name | Not available |
Log file location | Log files are maintained for 3 days previous to the current day, except for Android TV, where log files are only kept for one day. Each file is roughly 10MB. The total log storage is less than 40MB.
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Stop, start | Start/Stop button available through UI. To quit: go to ‘Settings’, ‘Apps’, select ‘7signal’ and ‘Force Stop’ |
Uninstall | Delete the app, or use Mobile Device Management (MDM) |
Change organization ID | On the app’s start screen, press the ‘gear’ icon in the upper corner, or administer through MDM |