Hi Paul,
On Mo 15 Aug 2011 14:39:49 CEST Paul van der Vlis wrote:
Op 15-08-11 14:23, Mike Gabriel schreef:
Hi Paul,
On Mo 15 Aug 2011 14:14:45 CEST Paul van der Vlis wrote:
But, that was it. I don't see a remote desktop. When I do a mouse-over on the PyHoca-gui applet, I see (translated in English): "Connecting to remote X2go server". Not sure what's happening here.
After you have authenticated, please left-click on the GUI icon again. A new menu item with the session profile name has appeared. Select this submenu item and you will find a menu entry ,,Start new session''. Use this one...
Ah, now it works ;-)
Strange that I have to authenticate first, and then start manually a session. Normally an session is starts automatically after authentication...
You will notice the advantage of staying connected to one server once
you use pyhoca-gui intensively... You can try to connect from two
clients to the same server (as same user) and see what happens...
I will also add the output of pyhoca-cli -d.
Use
$ pyhoca-cli --debug --libdebug -P <session-profile-name>
Is that successful???
Yes, thanks for your support!
Before I did this: pyhoca-cli -d --server server.acrobatiek.nl -u hans What's wrong with it?
It should indeed open a terminal session for user hans... But it does
not... You have found a bug that was only introduced into python-x2go.
Thanks for reporting. I will fix this ASAP.
With regards, Paul van der Vlis.
Greets, Mike
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