Hello,
thanks to Ionic we found the problem - ubuntu and debian jessie moved the scdaemon-binary from /usr/bin/scdaemon to /usr/lib/gnupg2/scdaemon and because that path is not in the PATH of the user x2goclient was unable to run the scdaemon at startup.
Adding the path to PATH or symlinking the binary to a PATH folder will result in the expected behaviour
Kind regards
Florian Wicke
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Hi,
On Do 28 Mai 2015 17:09:06 CEST, Florian Wicke - Hetzner Online AG wrote:
thanks to Ionic we found the problem - ubuntu and debian jessie moved the scdaemon-binary from /usr/bin/scdaemon to /usr/lib/gnupg2/scdaemon and because that path is not in the PATH of the user x2goclient was unable to run the scdaemon at startup.
Adding the path to PATH or symlinking the binary to a PATH folder will result in the expected behaviour
This issue should not be closed, because the smartcard code in X2Go
should handle both variants (scdaemon in $PATH or at a non-$PATH
location) gracefully.
Mike
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On 28.05.2015 07:02 PM, Mike Gabriel wrote:
This issue should not be closed, because the smartcard code in X2Go
should handle both variants (scdaemon in $PATH or at a non-$PATH
location) gracefully.
We (Florian and me) both agree. I'm currently working on a proper fix in X2Go Client, but he's happy to workaround the issue for now and left the "real fix" to me.
Mihai
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Florian Wicke - Hetzner Online AG -
Mihai Moldovan -
Mike Gabriel