On 24.02.2015 01:45 PM, nicolas husson wrote:
I copy the session file of my x2goclient inside the /var/www of my server, in the part x2goconfig and add "server= @Serverx2goIp".
Then when I reach the web server of my x2goServer and launch the config It failed with the error 'connection timed out'.
Yes, it probably is. Why would you add an at sign to the hostname/IP address?
And also, is it possible to use ssh proxy of the session file with x2go browser plugin? It seems not.
Sorry, but I do not understand this question.
Mihai
2015-02-24 15:38 GMT+01:00 Mihai Moldovan <ionic@ionic.de>:
On 24.02.2015 01:45 PM, nicolas husson wrote:
I copy the session file of my x2goclient inside the /var/www of my server, in the part x2goconfig and add "server= @Serverx2goIp".
Then when I reach the web server of my x2goServer and launch the config It failed with the error 'connection timed out'.
Yes, it probably is. Why would you add an at sign to the hostname/IP address?
The @Serverx2goIp is not what I'm writing. I'm writing the ip of my server.
And also, is it possible to use ssh proxy of the session file with x2go browser plugin? It seems not.
Sorry, but I do not understand this question.
Sorry, my english is not very good. What I want to say is, if you look at the session file in "~/.x2goclient/sessions" which contains all the configuration of the session of x2goclient application you will see all the descriptions of each session.
Which looks like this for each session:
[20150220100323537] speed=2 pack=16m-jpeg quality=3 fstunnel=true export="/home/user/Bureau/MountDistantX2goPc:1;" iconvto=UTF-8 iconvfrom=ISO8859-1 useiconv=false fullscreen=false multidisp=false display=1 maxdim=false rdpclient=rdesktop directrdpsettings= width=800 height=600 dpi=96 setdpi=true xinerama=false clipboard=both usekbd=true type=auto sound=true soundsystem=pulse startsoundsystem=true soundtunnel=true defsndport=true sndport=4713 print=true name=username icon=:icons/128x128/x2gosession.png host=localhost user=userTest key= rdpport=3389 sshport=2222 autologin=false krblogin=false krbdelegation=false directrdp=false rootless=false published=false applications=WWWBROWSER, MAILCLIENT, OFFICE, TERMINAL command=SHADOW rdpoptions= rdpserver= xdmcpserver=localhost *usesshproxy=true* *sshproxytype=SSH* *sshproxyuser=usernameProxy* *sshproxykeyfile=* *sshproxyhost=123.452.111.124* *sshproxyport=22* *sshproxysamepass=false* *sshproxysameuser=false* *sshproxyautologin=true* *sshproxykrblogin=false*
The part which interest me is the bold part. Indeed, it works when i'm using this conf file with x2go client. And when i'm using x2goplugin <http://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php/wiki:advanced:x2goplugin> with this configuration it doesn't work. I take a look at the network traffic and it seems that x2goplugin doesn't look at the bold part. This is why I think that x2goplugin doesn't work with ssh proxy. I hope it will unlight you ^^.
Thanks for your help.
Mihai
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