** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xrdp
- What I expected: Post install of xrdp, rdp from windows to work.
+ 1) lsb_release -rd
+ Description: Ubuntu Vivid Vervet (development branch)
+ Release: 15.04
- What happened: After installing the xrdp (0.4.0~dfsg-3) package on a
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xrdp
1) lsb_release -rd
Description: Ubuntu Vivid Vervet (development branch)
Release: 15.04
2) apt-cache policy xrdp
xrdp:
- Installed: 0.6.1-2
- Candidate: 0.6.1-2
- Version table:
- *** 0.6.1-2 0
- 500
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I had the same problem with d doing a show desktop.
My work around was to go System/Preferences/Keyboard Shortcuts.
Look down the list of shortcuts on the right until you find d. Click
on it until it goes to Disabled. At least then you can do stuff !
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Noticed on my system it was MOD d not just d
This would lead me to think that under xrdp the system thinks the MOD (windows
key) is down even when it is not.
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I encountered this behavior in my installation of ubuntu 10.04 on my
server. I have virtualbox installed and loaded up several vms with
ubuntu 10.04 and now 10.10. Installing xrdp using the ubuntu software
center (as I did on the host after many unsuccessful attempts from the
command line) works
Also noticing that in 10.10 the d in a gnome terminal does not type d
Instead it does show desktop as if the panel icon were clicked.
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I wonder if there is some footprint, a log or something that will
indicate what is failing.
I have 3 Ubuntu 10.04 machines that I've installed xrdp on and 2 of them
work without problem, but; the 3rd just says error - problem
connecting.
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I've found at least one Ubuntu 10.04 system where there is insufficient
logging or notification to determine what is causing and to correct
error - problem connecting.
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Status: Fix Released = Confirmed
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How do I debug xrdp failing on Ubuntu 10.04?
xRDP, Login to xrdp, Module sesman-Xvnc.
connecting to sesman ip 127.0.0.1 port 3350
sesman connect ok
sending login info to sesman
login successful for display 10
started connecting
connecting to 127.0.0.1 5910
error - problem connecting
OK
This fails with rdesktop localhost -z and remote access, too.
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It does not work for me in 9.4 (jaunty).
I can connect, but:
If I chose sesman-Xvnc (default) it connects, but the screen remains X-standard
background (BW checkerboard) and the two panels (gnome top and bottom) keep
flashing. no way to use it.
/var/log/sesman.log says: [20100308-12:10:29]
xrdp works with Karmic's version of vncserver/Vino out-of-the-box with
no problems that I can see, and works with tightvncserver with the
disable-active-keyboard workaround. Working cookbook for multiple xrdp
logins on one machine is here:
http://ubuntuwiki.net/index.php/Xrdp,_installing
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@Deadpan110, nice find. It helped! Hope I can return the favor.
To change this setting for all users, the magic command you are looking
for seems to be (all one line):
$ sudo gconftool-2 --direct --config-source
xml:readwrite:/etc/gconf/gconf.xml.mandatory --type boolean --set
FIX FOR KEYBOARD MAPPING and THEME BEHAVIOUR (Gnome)
I am not sure why this works, but found it somewhere on a forum (I
should have bookmarked the link to paste credits here).
using the above mentioned:
sudo apt-get install tightvncserver
sudo apt-get install xrdp
1. Log in as the user on the
Also confirmed in a fresh install of Jaunty
sudo apt-get install tightvncserver
sudo apt-get install xrdp
Log in on a remote machine using the rdp protocols (I used the default
Ubuntu Terminal server Client and also the Windows XP remote desktop
client thing)
Log in was a success... if the
xrdp is _severely_ bugged when using vnc4server as a backend. gnome-
panel tends to launch, then crash out with a BadWindow xlib error,
resulting in a flickering gnome-panel and otherwise a default stippled x
server background.
If you remove vnc4server and install xtightvnc, login should work.
Sorry - install tightvncserver, not xtightvnc. And I meant xrdp not xrfb
at the end there.
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I'm confirming that pedemoz's work around appears to work. I'm a little
confused by the RDP-VNC layer bit, But I will accept it on face value
as it functions.
I'm wondering if there is a pure RDP capability available as well using
the sesman-x11rdp option? That option is what I was stalled on
Got it working...
Running Ubuntu 8.10 I initially had similar problems to others. I run a
fairly standard install but it is not fresh - it's been updated since
the 7.04 days and has all updates. I had previously configured VNC but
it is the default vino, not tightvnc as some have suggested is
Eviltechie...
I don't claim to be knowledgeable about xrdp (only starting using it 2 hours
ago!) but it is an RDP server; xrdp allows RDP clients to connect using the
remote desktop protocol. What it does is to use VNC as a type of backend:
RDP client - xrdp - vnc - X
Importantly, the VNC
I had installed a fresh ubuntu 8.10 and after with Synaptic Package Manager add
xrdp.
- don't work.
after with the some tool, remove vnc4server and add tightvncserver
- staring working with sesman-Xvnc
That's ok.
Now i have a big problem.
When i send the username and password (to auto login) i
the fact that i can connect to my linux desktop from a windows xp
machine using microsoft remote desktop would say that this does work. is
this not what you would like to be able to do?
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Ok, now we are getting somewhere. You said you did a fresh install.
Did you add any packages? Did you install the package updates? What
option did you select in the drop down box?
Also, were you able to connect three times in a row without lockups?
(Different problem, just curious)
I'm still
Did you add any packages?
just xrdp that i think would be related. ubuntu-restricted-extras, rtorrent and
ndiswrapper i installed as well.
Did you install the package updates?
my system was completely up-to-date when i installed xrdp. the version is
0.4.0~dfsg-8.
What option did you select in
I quote The goal of this project is to provide a fully functional Linux
terminal server
VNC is not a terminal server. What you discovered is good, but that is not
what the package is supposed to do.
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 10:23 AM, sludge99 allnightlon...@gmail.com
wrote:
Did you add any
I think this bug is fixed. on a clean 8.10 install ive had no problems.
to clarify how i got things working.
1. apt-get install xrdp. it has a dependency on vnc4server and installs
that automatically.
2.System-perferences-remote desktop
3. tick allow others to view your desktop. (you can
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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I'm pretty sure that isn't how this is supposed to work. Isn't this
supposed to be like a terminal services login rather than a resumeable
VNC session?
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Sorry sludge99, but you just connected via VNC.Changing back to
confirmed.
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I'm changing this to confirmed since no one else has. After research, I have
determined that
A) xrdp doesn't come with an X Server. You must install one.
From developer site:
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=479BE6B0.9030704%40gmail.comforum_name=xrdp-devel
Note
I'm using 8.10 I had xrdp installed for some time, and then installed
tightvncserver as you suggested, and the restarted. When I tried to connect
from a vista computer on my local network, it almost worked the first time.
I got the X shaped mouse and the black and white pixel background. But it
Hello all
I ran into the same thing. There where two simply things i did to get it
working perfectly.
Just install tightvncserver (even though it doesnt get installed automatically
with xrdp)
Restart the system (it would not work until it was restarted for some reason)
by looking at the
Doesn't quite work. It almost connected once. And it only seems to work
once. Do I need to have kde installed?
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What exactly are the details of what your doing and errors your getting?
What have you tried? Did you install xrdp and tightvncserver then
restart? What is the error in the log that comes up when you try to
connect? What version of ubuntu are you using (I use 8.04)? Are you
trying to
I really hope this gets fixed soon.
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I believe to log in under rdp, you need to select the sesman-x11rdp
option and proceed as usual. The other options appear to allow the
session manager to handle VNC connections, etc.
However, the package is definitely broke. I'm pretty sure it's the
x11rdp file missing. See this link for a
Same error here. I deliberately do not select anything that has to do
with VNC. I am on an internal network, so if this is insecure I will
live with that.
When I choose sesman-X11rdp, I can give a username and a password,
which leads to the another X server active error.
When I choose rdp-any, I
[20080420-14:19:01] [INFO ] starting sessvc - xpid=15059 - wmpid=15058
[20080420-14:19:01] [CORE ] error starting sessvc - pid 15057 - xpid=15059 -
wmpid=15058
[20080420-14:19:01] [DEBUG] errno: 2, description: No such file or directory
It seems that we don't have sessvc installed. I saw that
Do you also have a vnc server installed?
apt-get install tightvncserver
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Hi,
I've the same issue and I'm really interesting into a solution
i've read that it could be linked to the x11rdp missing...
Keep you update if i found something...
Julien
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