Hi George
> two messed up ones. It would seem like the incoming and the outgoing
> connection are swapped.
Thats exactly how it seems.
>
> Are you using just direct xdmcp queries or is there a chooser setup
> involved?
I'm using -query to connect gdm.
>
> George
>
Thanks
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Mike O'Connor
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On Mon, Dec 30, 2002 at 03:28:15PM +1030, Mike OConnor wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I have a number of ltsp/gdm terminals setup (in all about 150) I regularly
> have a problem where the keyboards will end up connected to the incorrect
> terminal.
>
> The only way to fix the problem is to power cycle both
mmm, ok
I'll leave instruction not to restart the terminals, and I'll try to get a
look at the problem on site.
Mike
> Hi Mike
>
> I'm certainly not fighting with you trying to help ...
>
>> > Notice that the local machine is always the LOCAL machine.
>> All true
>>
>> > even when the DISPLAY i
Hi
I do not restart GDM, when a user logout or in the case of internet cafe,
they are logged out. The GDM for that session dies and another is created
when the X server reconnects to the XDCMP server (GDM)
My understanding of the X protocol is that a session key is created each
time a X server st
Hi
Well in this case it does get swapped or two keyboard connected to one
terminal.
If you restart both terminals the problem goes away, I use mac address
assignment with static address, I have been able to check ip address and
they are correct, In fact when you first boot the terminal everything
Hi
> I have a number of ltsp/gdm terminals setup (in all about 150) I regularly
> have a problem where the keyboards will end up connected to the incorrect
> terminal.
>
> The only way to fix the problem is to power cycle both affected terminals.
>
> This have happened with ever version of ltsp
