Then I just run zoom with the option of a Zoom meeting URL of the format "zoommtg:///join?action=join&confno=&pwd=" The essential part is that the script parses out three fields from a typical Zoom link: The host, the meeting ID, and the hashed password. I run this from my at queue so that meetings just pop up on schedule without touching my browser. I use a simple Bash script on Linux to launch Zoom links. I type 'standup' and hit to open my standup meeting.I put a shortcut for my standup meeting in my path.After adding that, I can put shortcuts in my path and launch them using only the name via the run dialog or console.Possible vulnerability but I am willing to risk it. This allows me to launch a shortcut without clicking on it. Once you have your hashed password, add &pwd= after your conference number (with no spaces). If you have a password, it is hashed so you will need to launch the meeting once in the browser and copy it out. Go down after the EXE and add (with the quotes) "-url=zoommtg:///join?action=join&confno=".Open the shortcut properties and edit the "Target" field.It should be in %APPDATA%\Zoom\bin\Zoom.exe I figured this out myself when I went down the same path. You can use this same method on Linux (or mac) but you will need to put it into a script or alias it instead. Piece of cake! Use a windows shortcut instead! It's easier and cleaner.
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