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Package: x2goclient Version: 4.0.3.1
Situation:
Hardware:
Windows Server 2012, installed as Terminal Server Debian Linux 7.8( Wheezy), installed as X2Go Server Windows 7x64 Client
Connection scenario:
Windows 7 Client tries to play a local sound file. Result: Sound works just fine.
Windows 7 Client connects to Debian Linux 7.8 using X2GoClient. Result: Sound works just fine.
Windows 7 Client connects to Windows Server 2012 using RDP (mstsc.exe). *NOT* via X2Go's RDP proxy feature. Result: Sound works just fine.
Windows 7 Client, connected to Windows Server 2012 using RDP (mstsc.exe), again, *NOT* via X2Go's RDP proxy feature, tries to run X2GoClient *on the Windows Server 2012* *inside* the native RDP Session. Result: Sound fails for all things X2Go.
Analysis:
It seems that PulseAudio dies as soon as one tries to play sound.
The following are captures of the tasks running on the W2K12 server.
x2goclient running, no attempt to play a sound has been made:
PS C:\Users\Administrator> tasklist /fi "USERNAME eq DocThor"
rdpclip.exe 3364 RDP-Tcp#2 4 6.108 K taskhostex.exe 2368 RDP-Tcp#2 4 5.896 K explorer.exe 4008 RDP-Tcp#2 4 42.556 K powershell.exe 4164 RDP-Tcp#2 4 70.336 K conhost.exe 4172 RDP-Tcp#2 4 7.396 K pageant.exe 4316 RDP-Tcp#2 4 4.252 K x2goclient.exe 4356 RDP-Tcp#2 4 31.188 K x2gohelper.exe 4376 RDP-Tcp#2 4 3.112 K sshd.exe 4408 RDP-Tcp#2 4 6.224 K conhost.exe 4416 RDP-Tcp#2 4 4.808 K ctfmon.exe 4432 RDP-Tcp#2 4 3.332 K vcxsrv.exe 4520 RDP-Tcp#2 4 40.400 K nxproxy.exe 4800 RDP-Tcp#2 4 11.588 K conhost.exe 4808 RDP-Tcp#2 4 2.920 K pulseaudio.exe 2120 RDP-Tcp#2 4 7.876 K conhost.exe 3956 RDP-Tcp#2 4 2.972 K
x2goclient running, an attempt to play a sound has been made:
PS C:\Users\Administrator> tasklist /fi "USERNAME eq DocThor"
rdpclip.exe 3364 RDP-Tcp#2 4 6.112 K taskhostex.exe 2368 RDP-Tcp#2 4 5.896 K explorer.exe 4008 RDP-Tcp#2 4 43.920 K powershell.exe 4164 RDP-Tcp#2 4 70.344 K conhost.exe 4172 RDP-Tcp#2 4 7.396 K pageant.exe 4316 RDP-Tcp#2 4 4.252 K x2goclient.exe 4356 RDP-Tcp#2 4 31.228 K x2gohelper.exe 4376 RDP-Tcp#2 4 3.112 K sshd.exe 4408 RDP-Tcp#2 4 6.300 K conhost.exe 4416 RDP-Tcp#2 4 4.808 K ctfmon.exe 4432 RDP-Tcp#2 4 3.344 K vcxsrv.exe 4520 RDP-Tcp#2 4 49.264 K nxproxy.exe 4800 RDP-Tcp#2 4 18.372 K conhost.exe 4808 RDP-Tcp#2 4 2.920 K
As you can see, pulseaudio.exe is gone.
I can see that this is a rather unusual use case, but still, I'd be interested to know why PulseAudio fails us here.
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