On Tuesday 02 October 2012 11:25:25 Mike Gabriel wrote:

Hi Helmer,

On Mo 01 Okt 2012 19:22:44 CEST Helmer Teles wrote:

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P.S: Also, i couldn't get any script working at *-terminate.d

This file handles the execution of the X2Go Server extensions: http://code.x2go.org/gitweb?p=x2goserver.git;a=blob;f=x2goserver-extensions/ bin/x2goserver-run-extensions

In line 36 (regexp in egrep command) you can see that files in the extension dirs have to obey to this rule: ,,[0-9]{3}_[[:alnum:]]+''

<123>_<scriptname>

Mike

Hi Mike, hello list.

the problem happens at least in pre-terminate.d & post-terminate.d, nevertheless i've managed to do what i want to do, calling a script instead of the kde desktop startkde session.

This is what i'm doing:

these scripts are running okay and doing what i want to accomplish, and it will be easy for you to understand what they do.

pre-suspend.d/001_suspend-session.sh #!/bin/bash

/usr/local/bin/fn_cleanpclocal.sh

sleep 2

exit 0

post-suspend.d/002_suspend-session.sh #!/bin/bash

/usr/local/bin/fn_cleanprinter.sh

sleep 2

exit 0

pre-resume.d/001_resume-session.sh #!/bin/bash

lock_screen() {

SESSIONDP=x2golistdesktops |cut -d : -f 2

export DISPLAY=:${SESSIONDP}

/usr/lib/kde4/libexec/kscreenlocker --forcelock --showunlock --blank &

}

lock_screen

sleep 10 && /usr/local/bin/fn_getmounts.sh &

exit 0

So, it goes as this. Every-time a user logins i call screenlock to have the user to input his password just to complement the ssh key authentication. Next i will check if the printer and disk tunnels are mounted and will provide the user with a Drive icon to the mount point and provide a printer to that user. I do this because sometimes a user when resuming a session in another workstation some of the tunnels might not be available or missing like the shared drive, so i have to check this stuff at session starting, ending, suspending and resuming.

What i have found is that at post-terminate.d & pre-terminate.d the scripts don't run. So i have to call a custom desktop instead of KDE that calls start kde and at the end of the script i put there the calls to /usr/local/bin/fn_cleanpclocal.sh & /usr/local/bin/fn_cleanprinter.sh but those scripts are working okay when suspending and resuming session. I've managed to solve the problem this way, but i think that we have a bug in there.

For anyone interested here goes part of the script to check the tunnels.

#!/bin/bash

GetPRINTER() {

PTUNEL=x2golistmounts ${MYSESSION} |grep -i spool | wc -l PRINTERNAME="${USER}_Printer"

if [ "$PTUNEL" = "1" ]; then

/usr/sbin/lpadmin -p ${PRINTERNAME} -E -v cups-x2go:/ -u allow:"$USER" -D "Impressora Virtual" -o PageSize=A4

kdialog --passivepopup 'Ligação Com Impressora Local Estabelecida Com Sucesso' 5

fi

}

GetPCLOCAL() {

STUNEL=x2golistmounts ${MYSESSION} |grep -i disk | wc -l

if [ "$STUNEL" = "1" ]; then

LINK=x2golistmounts ${MYSESSION} |grep -i disk |cut -d '|' -f 2

rmdir ~/media/rm rmdir ~/media/cd rm ~/media rm ~/mounts.log

mkdir ~/Desktop/PCLOCAL

cat > ~/Desktop/PCLOCAL/.directory << EOF [Desktop Entry] Icon=drive-removable-media-usb Name[es]= Name[pt]=PCLOCAL EOF

ln -s $LINK ~/Desktop/PCLOCAL/

kdialog --passivepopup 'Ligação com Drive Local Estabelecida com sucesso' 5

else

rmdir ~/media/rm rmdir ~/media/cd rm ~/media rm ~/mounts.log rm ~/Desktop/PCLOCAL/$LINK

fi

}

MYSESSION=x2golistsessions |cut -d '|' -f2 SESSIONDP=x2golistdesktops |cut -d : -f 2 export DISPLAY=:${SESSIONDP}

GetPCLOCAL GetPRINTER

exit 0

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