Hi Erik, Local logins usually set permissions to access local devices (e.g. > soundcard), this could cause the difference between remote and local > logins. >
That is correct and was my first assumption before my mistake with the sound getting out from server, while I thought it is from the client. I've checked the permissions at the very beginning. Still I didn't find /dev/dsp or /dev/mixer. > > Could you check the groups the users are members of? Log in as the users > and > type "id" into a terminal. Are there differences? > Same here, I've checked the groups at first. The group difference between the local user and the LDAP one. The point was that local user has many local group assignment, while LDAP user - none. Then I've overwritten the x2gousers instead of other LDAP groups. It worked. Then tried same with groups as audio, pulse, pulse-access. Nothing changed. Then removed my local user from all groups (left him only in x2gousers) and the local user still has sound. It has sound even when remotely accessed with x2goclient. Here is the current output from id: - Local user output (visible through remote login): uid=1002(iboyadzi) gid=1002(iboyadzi) groups=1002(iboyadzi),1518862849(x2gousers) - LDAP user output: (visible through remote login): uid=1518868450(DOMAIN\iboyadzi) gid=1518862849(x2gousers) groups=1518862849(x2gousers),1545(BUILTIN\Users),1518863944(DOMAIN\....) and tons of other group assignment came from LDAP. Still something else small thing is, which I can't figure out. Best Regards Ivan > > Best regards, > Erik > >
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