This is a high priority bug.

Scenario:
 - User A leaves themselves connected to Remote Machine then goes away from 
their local machine
 - User B has a high priority reason to connect to Remote Machine, so User B 
connects, disconnecting User A
 - Since User A is not around to click cancel, their TSC automatically 
reconnects, kicking off User B in the middle of something critical
 - repeat ad infinitum

In a production environment this is a very big deal.

Also, what's the point in this feature anyway?  If you're at your
machine when you get disconnected you can click reconnect manually, and
you can do so straight away so you're never going to use the timed auto-
reconnect anyway, and if you're not at your machine you can't click
cancel (even though if you're not there to click cancel there's no point
connecting, and if you were there to click cancel then it wouldn't need
to be automated).  It seems as though this feature is there solely to
create problems.

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Logging off causes error on client
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124348
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