Crispy:
Are you saying that with this option ENABLED you are no longer having
issues?
I ask because I have had it enabled and disabled alike and, although the
lockups may be less frequent, they are still occurring for me, even with
it on.
Thanks for posting. I was very hopeful for a second that
Apparently there's a conf option which can be set that prevents the
lockup from occurring. If you're using the network-manager vpnc client,
it appears as 'Disable dead peer detection.' With this option, on both
Debian Squeeze and Ubuntu 11.04, I no longer receive the lockup on the
same network
Taking back my confirmation above. This problem seems to occur based on
particular connections. In some areas of my office campus, the problem
is non-existent. In others, it is consistently reproducible. Based on
this, it might have to do with connection speed, quality or some router
/ wifi card
Chris, maybe the network admins are using transparent vpn routing to
interconnect some remote parts of the campus together ?
I've set up a transparent vpn with pppoe to connect a remote office with
ours. Using rdesktop over this (transparant) vpn makes it crash too.
How does the application
I've confirmed abatcher's comment above. checking Hide window manager's
decorations appears to fix the problem.
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I ran into this bug today too, exactly as #13. I tried with and without wifi.
I tried with 9.10 and and older 8.04.
It's usuable for a few seconds and then locks the system up. The only way to
save the system is ssh'ing in from another machine and killing
tsclient/rdesktop.
Then I might
I have this issue in ubuntu 9.014, 64 bits.
Linux 2.6.31-16-generic #53-Ubuntu SMP Tue Dec 8 04:02:15 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux
I use a pptp vpn through wifi.
Ping HTTP access via the vpn works fine.
As soon as rdesktop starts, the system freeze
Killing the rdesktop process via a
Cisco VPN client + Wireless + Multiple CPUs (SMP) = CPU freeze.
There is a problem with Cisco VPN client when used on a wireless network
with multiple CPUs. I was able to verify this by connecting my laptop
to a wired ethernet line without any problems. When I went wireless, my
laptop froze.
I can confirm that this happen son 9.04. I do think I might have
identified an AP/router that doesn't seem to lock up. I also reproduced
the problem while using virtualbox.
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I was experiencing the rdesktop freeze using vpnc latest stable
(.5.1r334-1) on Debian Lenny and ultimately resolved the issue by
installing vpnc .3.3+SVN20051028-3.
I had tried stay alive pings, switching from amd64 to i386, but the
freeze still occurred. I also tried turning sound off (neither
Hi, another update, and fingers crossed I seem to have solved the
problem.
On the remote computer(s) we are connecting to over the vpn, we assigned
a static ip address, and used open dns server 208.67.220.220
208.67.222.222 as pri sec dns servers. As per previous post and
suspecting a network
just some more info if it helps
tonight i connected to my remote office via a vpn tunnel using nm-pptp
over wireless from my lenovo n200 laptop.
I initiated two simultaneous remote desktop sessions, one from ubuntu
terminal and one from xp pro running inside of virtual box.
both crashes/froze
H where do I start
Tested all this in 2 dell laptops and one lenovo, tested using ubuntu
8.04/8.10/9.04 alpha 4.
symptoms: rdesktop session stops responding to key/mouse input
eventually crashing gnome.H where do I start
Tested all this in 2 dell laptops and one lenovo, tested using
***SORRY can admin delete my prev post as my copy/paste went
wrong...thanks
H where do I start
Tested all this in 2 dell laptops and one lenovo, tested using ubuntu
8.04/8.10/9.04 alpha 4.
Common factors : All use gnome desktop/rdesktop 1.6.0/all have intel
iwl3945 (but did buy an atheros
I have a similar problem on 8.04. It doesn't lock up but rdesktop
freezes and the VPN connection drops.
** Changed in: rdesktop (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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I have similar problem, but mostly this happens usually when I am
connected to wireless network. When using cable connection to network it
is usually OK.
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Is this symptom still reproducible in 9.04?
** Changed in: rdesktop (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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I have very similar settings and I have the same problem, even with the sound
disabled.
I believe that the guys in the bug report below are getting close to the source
of the problem:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rdesktop/+bug/81854
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Rdesktop cousing system freeze when using
I confirm this bug. I use:
- Ubuntu 8.04
- vpnclient-linux-x86_64-4.8.01.0640-k9 with patch
vpnclient-linux-2.6.24-final.diff
- rdesktop -a 16 -f -u username -p password some_ip_address
My computer completly freezes after 1 - 5 minutes.
I found also this link
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