On Fri, 2010-02-05 at 20:57 +0100, Heinz-M. Graesing wrote:
On Fri, 2010-02-05 at 08:53 +0100, olivier.arnaud@trialys.fr wrote: Hello,
I was previously using Freenx and was able to:
- automatically reconnect to a suspended session (maximum one concurrent session per user)
- 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.
<snip> Ah, I had forgotten about the bindings. Worked great except it showed up in the menu as a lost item. I do realize Hardy is not a target platform and I trust it will do better on Lenny. Thanks - John