It appears that this may not be an nxproxy setting, but an nxagent setting. At this link[1] rootless mode is described. To initiate is the -R option is used for nxagent. From the help text of nxclient-cli it does not appear that this information can be passed to nxagent.

I'm still digging, so here is hoping.

Brian

On Tue, May 26, 2009 at 8:13 PM, Brian Moss <jbrianmoss@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello all, I have been experimenting with the command line x2go client, x2goclient-cli, and have had great success except in one area.

I am having difficulties getting the same results with the CLI client as I have with the Qt client when launching single applications.

When using the Qt client the single application appears part of the local desktop, exactly how 'ssh -Y' appears.

However when using the CLI client the application loads in a separate x2go window, and the single application does not have it's own window controls.

When looking at the session manager - the dialog box that appears when you try and connect with a user that already has an active connection - I can see that the session type for the Qt client is 'Single Application' and for the CLI client it is desktop.

The command I am executing is:

x2goclient-cli --user mark --server instance_name.compute-1.amazonaws.com --command iceweasel --ssh-key ssh-keys/mark --geometry 800x600 --session-type unix-application

I specify the session-type to be 'unix-application', which is by default 'unix-kde'. I found 'unix-application' in the help information for nxproxy.

Any help would be appreciated,

Thanks

Brian