Hello,
I was finally able to get x2goserver et al working on Arch linux (thanks to all the devs!) and would like to resolve some other matters (some already existed with stable versions of x2go).
When sharing a local directory, x2goserver creates a sshfs mount in /tmp, which is linked by $HOME/media/disk/... So far so good.
Additionally, there is a file created in $HOME/Desktop:
$ cat _home_mu\(sshfs-disk\) /tmp/mu_media/disk/_home_mu mu-52-1313337646_stDmk-remote-session.sh_dp24
Is this file (_home_mu(sshfs-disk)) supposed to be clickable and lead to opening of that mounted directory in a file manager? Which file/desktop manager supports that format?
(I use PCmanFM in LXDE on Arch linux for managing the Desktop and that file is just displayed as any other ordinary text file.)
Regards, Milan
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Hi Milan,
On So 14 Aug 2011 19:31:44 CEST Milan Knížek wrote:
(I use PCmanFM in LXDE on Arch linux for managing the Desktop and that file is just displayed as any other ordinary text file.)
There used to be a project called ,,x2golxdebindings'' that addressed
your reported issue. However, after closer introspection, I discovered
that this project adds some files that the ,,x2gognomebindings''
package also adds to a system.
I have a fix for this on my list, but it lacks priority.
However, I will add the current status of the x2golxdebindings project
to our Git site, though it conflicts with x2gognomebindings currently.
Greets, Mike
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V Sun, 14 Aug 2011 19:50:01 +0200 Mike Gabriel <mike.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de> napsáno:
Hi Milan,
Hello Mike,
On So 14 Aug 2011 19:31:44 CEST Milan Knížek wrote:
(I use PCmanFM in LXDE on Arch linux for managing the Desktop and that file is just displayed as any other ordinary text file.)
There used to be a project called ,,x2golxdebindings'' that addressed your reported issue. However, after closer introspection, I discovered that this project adds some files that the ,,x2gognomebindings'' package also adds to a system.
I have a fix for this on my list, but it lacks priority.
However, I will add the current status of the x2golxdebindings project to our Git site, though it conflicts with x2gognomebindings currently.
Okay, no need to hurry.
It might be helpful if the lxde|kde|gnome bindings can be checked for availability on runtime and should it not be the case, the "link" on the desktop would not be created at all.
Also, I briefly searched the scripts and if I understand it correctly, the location of the "link" is hardcoded to "$HOME/Desktop", which would probably fail in case of localised or customised environments. I think that XDG [1] handles that.
[1] http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/xdg-user-dirs
Regards, Milan
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