x2go-dev February 2010

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x2go print settings
by jasper van der marel 12 Feb '10

12 Feb '10

Hi, When printing to the x2go-cups printer the cups jobs will be placed in / (eg /50-jvandermarel-cupsjob16168) Which config file must be adjusted so the jobs can be placed in eg /tmp ? Thanks in advance, Jasper van der Marel Stone-IT

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Windows client hangs after screen saver starts
by John A. Sullivan III 11 Feb '10

11 Feb '10

I'm running X2GoClient 3.0.1-4 on WindowsXP home. If I walk away from my X2Go desktop for an extended period of time, when I stop the Windows screen saver, the X2Go screen is completely white and refuses to close; it must be forcibly closed. I've tried moving the mouse and typing the screensaver password on the remote system but that did not work. If I let Windows go to screen saver and then immediately end the screen saver, I do not have this problem. Killing the process seems to be stopping xming. Is this a known issue? Where should I be looking for data to troubleshoot? Thanks - John

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X2GoClient mutes physical sound system
by John A. Sullivan III 11 Feb '10

11 Feb '10

Hello, all. I am running fully patched Lenny on my physical desktop. I find whenever I connect to my virtual desktop via X2Goclient, it mutes my local sound system. Since I am using a softphone, this is a big problem and I must remember to go back to my physical desktop each time and reactivate it. Is this a bug, feature, or misconfiguration on my part? x2goclient-3.0.1-4. Thanks - John

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Windows client settings
by jasper van der marel 10 Feb '10

10 Feb '10

Hi, Where does the x2go client for windows write its session settings ? I've looked under Application Data, the x2go directory and Local settings but I cannot find the location where x2go writes its session settings. Thanks in advance, Jasper van der Marel Stone-IT

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Re: [X2go-dev] Reconnect to suspended session
by Heinz-M. Graesing 06 Feb '10

06 Feb '10

>>On Fri, 2010-02-05 at 08:53 +0100, olivier.arnaud(a)trialys.fr wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I was previously using Freenx and was able to: >> >> 1. automatically reconnect to a suspended session (maximum one >> concurrent session per user) >> 2. automatically disconnect a session from a terminal when >> reconnecting from a new one. >> >> and having recently installed x2go on Ubuntu 9.10 I don't get the same >> results ( a new session is created each time). >> Is there some configuration to do (some equivalent of node.conf)? > > >We are testing on Hardy (Ubuntu 8.0.4) and are about to move to Lenny. >In our case, we find T no longer brings up the terminate or >disconnect dialog. However, the X2Go client has a suspend option that >is working fine for us. It just cannot be done from within the X2Go >session - a bit unfortunate when in full screen mode. If there is a way, >would someone kindly let us know. For now, we simply return to the X2Go >client on the physical desktop and click on Suspend - John Hello John, Hello Oliver, with the command: # x2gosuspend-session $X2GO_SESSION (executed on the server inside your session) you can suspend your session. It is also possible to use the packages "x2gognomebindings" and "x2gokdebindings" (please don't forget to run updatelockbutton) to get this function inside your session graphically. best regards, Heinz

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Re: [X2go-dev] Local Media Artifacts
by Heinz-M. Graesing 05 Feb '10

05 Feb '10

> Hello, all. We are finding that, as we add and delete shares to local > media, the virtual desktop is becoming cluttered with artifacts from the > file sharing. These appear to be sshfs disk definitions but they do not > appear as devices (e.g., allowing mounts). > Ah, this is ringing a bell from when we worked with X2Go a year ago. > Our tmp file system is in a separate tmpfs partition and set to > noexec,nosuid,nodev. I would assume these artifacts are supposed to be > devices but fail because they are located in /tmp and we are set to > nodev. > Is there any way to create the devices some place else besides /tmp? Hello John, /tmp was choosen because in every other part of the directory structure ubuntu tries to mount the sshfs device itself. best regards, Heinz

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Fwd: x2goprint and user rights
by jasper van der marel 05 Feb '10

05 Feb '10

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: jasper van der marel <jaspervandermarel(a)gmail.com> Date: 2010/2/5 Subject: Re: [X2go-dev] x2goprint and user rights To: "Heinz-M. Graesing" <x2go-dev(a)x2go.org> Hi Heinz, We only use ldap and kerberos for authentication of the users. The user mounts his homedir on a cifs (samba) share and everything works except sharing media and printing. As said before the mount.log file shows "connection reset by peer", The user is in the right groups (fuse and x2gousers). I would appriciate any help to solve the printing problem (the file sharing options is a nice to have feature). With kind regards, Jasper van der Marel Stone-IT 2010/2/5 Heinz-M. Graesing <x2go-dev(a)x2go.org>: > > Hi, > > > I have just configured our first x2go server with thanks to the > > developers of x2go for solving some problems. > > I have just one issue with x2goprint. When printing as al local user > > everything works out of the box. When printing als a ldap-user the job > > prints but is not send to the client. > > The server is an Ubuntu server (9.0.4) and the user is member of > > x2gousers and fuse, just as mentioned in the docs. > > Can someone look into this (last) problem ? > > > Many thanks in advance, > > > Jasper van der Marel > > Stone-IT > ____________ > > Hello Jasper, > > if you are using the LDAP mode of the client, you can't use x2goprint at > the moment. This will be fixed in one of the upcomming versions. The > LDAP mode is totally untested (by us) on ubuntu. If you're using LDAP > just for authentification this setup should work. > > > best regards, > > Heinz > _______________________________________________ > X2go-dev mailing list > X2go-dev(a)lists.berlios.de > https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/x2go-dev >

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Re: [X2go-dev] x2goprint and user rights
by Heinz-M. Graesing 05 Feb '10

05 Feb '10

> Hi, > I have just configured our first x2go server with thanks to the > developers of x2go for solving some problems. > I have just one issue with x2goprint. When printing as al local user > everything works out of the box. When printing als a ldap-user the job > prints but is not send to the client. > The server is an Ubuntu server (9.0.4) and the user is member of > x2gousers and fuse, just as mentioned in the docs. > Can someone look into this (last) problem ? > Many thanks in advance, > Jasper van der Marel > Stone-IT ____________ Hello Jasper, if you are using the LDAP mode of the client, you can't use x2goprint at the moment. This will be fixed in one of the upcomming versions. The LDAP mode is totally untested (by us) on ubuntu. If you're using LDAP just for authentification this setup should work. best regards, Heinz

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Local Media Artifacts
by John A. Sullivan III 05 Feb '10

05 Feb '10

Hello, all. We are finding that, as we add and delete shares to local media, the virtual desktop is becoming cluttered with artifacts from the file sharing. These appear to be sshfs disk definitions but they do not appear as devices (e.g., allowing mounts). Ah, this is ringing a bell from when we worked with X2Go a year ago. Our tmp file system is in a separate tmpfs partition and set to noexec,nosuid,nodev. I would assume these artifacts are supposed to be devices but fail because they are located in /tmp and we are set to nodev. Is there any way to create the devices some place else besides /tmp?

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OT: Configuring print dialog window
by John A. Sullivan III 05 Feb '10

05 Feb '10

We do now have x2go printing working. Most of our users work in full screen mode. When they print, the dialog does not appear. They must click on the magic pixel to minimize the X2Go window and can then see the print dialog. May I suggest changing the X2Go print dialog properties so that the dialog is always on top. In the meantime, is there a way to configure this within KDE? I tried using the specific Windows behavior configuration and told it to not suppress focus stealing for the print dialog but that did not work. I assume this is because the dialog is not attempting to steal focus. Is there some other property that can be manipulated without changing the Qt dialog flags to force the dialog to jump to the foreground in KDE? Thanks - John

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x2go-dev February 2010