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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 09/05/2018 à 10:50, Walid MOGHRABI a
écrit :<br>
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<pre wrap="">Easiest method would be to use the client GUI at least once to create your session settings (it will create a $HOME/.x2goclient/sessions file on Linux, C:\\users\<user>\.x2goclient\sessions on Windows) and then, from cli, just use :
x2goclient --session=<session name>
You can use the --session-conf to set another location for your sessions file.
The sessions file is just a .ini style text file you can edit manually.</pre>
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Yes, I know that, my way now is to use the syntax:<br>
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x2goclient --thinclient --kbd-type=pc105/fr --autologin --link=lan
--clipboard=both --close-disconnect --session="x2go:
alain@aupeix-GX723" &<br>
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It works nicelly, and connect automatically, but:<br>
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- it open the x2go-client window, connect, and close the
x2go-client after connection.<br>
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It's what I ought not to see ... but I agree, it works.<br>
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The principal difference with your simplest syntax, is that mine
close the x2go-client window after disconnection.<br>
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Thanks<br>
A+
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