Hi Mike,
2011/7/27 Mike Gabriel <mike.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de>:
- An option to automatically resume an existing session if there is one or create a new one if there isn't.
Thanks!
- An option to suspend a running session if the windows is closed, not terminate it. Makes it possible to start pyhoca-cli in the background.
This is actually the case. It now depends on the session mode you use: desktop, shadow or rootless.
If you close a rootless session window (e.g. a firefox running on the X2go server), then of course the firefox application gets close and thus the session terminated.
If you close a desktop session window (e.g. a GNOME desktop) then the session gets suspended...
If you close a window with a shadow session (option --share-desktop) then the shadow session gets terminated, but not so the session that the shadow session was connected to.
OK, thanks for the info. I didn't set the session type at all, the command line I use looks like this (with added "-t desktop"):
pyhoca-cli --server servername -c gnome-session -u username -k ~/.ssh/id_dsa --add-to-known-hosts --sound none --kbd-layout se --kbd-type pc105/se -g 1238x929 --pack 16m-png-9 -t desktop
I'm having trouble closing the window, nothing happens. I've tried clicking the close window control, choosing "Close" from the window menu and hitting Alt+F4 ... nothing. Minimize and maximize window controls work.
If I start a session with x2goclient-cli to the same server I can close the window, i.e. it shouldn't be a server issue.
I'm using pyhoca-cli version 0.1.4.1 on Debian Squeeze, the server is also Debian Squeeze with x2goserver 3.0.99.5.
Cheers, Daniel