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Ellis did that the XDMCP server is working correctly with GDM 2.32.0.
Test case:
1. Set the following in /etc/gdm/custom.conf:
[xdmcp]
Enable=true
2. Restart GDM
3. Log in, and run Xephyr:
$ Xephyr :1 -broadcast
This bug has morphed from it's original goal. The bug was opened about
the GDM login screen (greeter) not being able to log into remote
systems, as it did pre GDM 2.20.
The majority of the comments here are about the XDMCP server in GDM not
working, probably due to implementation errors with
So, I tested GDM 2.30.5-0ubuntu4 on Maverick with /etc/gdm/custom.conf set to:
[xdmcp]
Enable=true
Connecting to the system with '# X :1 -query ip' fails after hanging
for a few minutes.
After I recompiled GDM with the compile flag --enable-ipv6 set to no in
debian/rules as Sebastien suggests in
I also rebuilt Maverick's GDM keeping the --enable-ipv6=yes option and
bringing in the 03_ipv6.patch patch from Debian as mentioned in #96 from
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=579033, grabbed from
Debian package version gdm3_2.30.5-6 (build available in my PPA here:
Interesting.. I suppose you are connecting from a Maverick client? Which client
are you using?
I've got 2 i686 10.04 systems and I'm using:
Xephyr :1 -once -query hostname
and all I'm getting is a blank screen in the Xephyr window:
xserver-xephyr 2:1.7.6-2ubuntu7.4
If I try the same Xephyr
Yes, for testing XDCMP for Lucid, I'm connecting from a Maverick desktop
to a Lucid VM, not using Xephyr though, just using 'X :2 -query ip'. I
also just installed, xserver-xephyr (2:1.9.0-0ubuntu7) on Maverick
desktop and tried with the command you suggested and I do not have an
issue connecting
Thanks a lot Tim... It seems that for my use case using X directly would
actually also be more appropriate anyway.
I have my desktop session running, switch to terminal 1 via ctrl-alt-F1, login
then run:
sudo X :2 -query ip
my screen goes blank but no greeter is displayed. I've attached the
@David - Tested your custom.conf, that works perfectly for me on a Lucid
VM when connecting from Maverick and yes I'm using 64-bit on everything.
I've opened another bug for the gdm-session/gnome-panel issue here, for those
interested:
Robert, do you have some time to look into this? It seems that XDMCP is
working in Fedora, so it seems the feature is not missing as such, it's
just broken in our package. Thanks! (Please kick back to c-desktop-team
if you can't handle this).
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I was hoping this could be resolved by a backport of the fix in
2.30.4-0ubuntu1 for bug #393835 but I cannot connect to a maverick
server with the even newer 2.30.5-0ubuntu4 with Xephir. Yet I still can
connect to a Fedora with gdm 2.30.2 1.fc3.
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Could someone try to set --enable-ipv6 to no in the rules? The fedora
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could create the bug
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Wow, this is retarded. Epically retarded.
Sorry guys, but all this back and forth arguing and the issue itself..
It really is retarded.
It's clear people want and *NEED* this feature. VNC is hardly in the
same ballpark as true remoteX. Ever tried to use remote GL calls under
vnc? Can't
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On the Lucid box that is working with XDMCP, I just confirm that port
177 is only opened for IPV6:
$ sudo netstat -atnup | grep 177
udp6 0 0 :::177 :::* 754/gdm-binary
$
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yet it is ubuntu's responsibility to make sure that end user receives
product that provides the desired functionality and not half-baked
product.
the Ubuntu team is mostly volunteers, nobody in the team seems to be
using xdmcp and noticed that it was broken before upgrading, there is
probably a
On Mon, 08 Nov 2010 10:23:25 -
Sebastien Bacher seb...@ubuntu.com wrote:
why not just contributing a fix or changing the login manager to one
support xdmcp? Other linux distributions will have the same issue since
the bug is a gdm one
I think it's NOT a GDM bug since I'm happily using
I can confirm that XDMCP is working on debian squeeze.
Stranger than that is a box I have running Lucid, which does work with XDMCP
although this is declared broken for Lucid.
On another box that I upgraded from Lucid to Maverick, XDMCP was working before
and stopped after the upgrade.
This
I'd like to iterate that I confirmed in comment 64 that Fedora 13 didn't
have the issue either. If it helps I can also check with Fedora 14.
The inability to use gdm as an XDMCP server seems Ubuntu specific to me.
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The inability to use gdm as an XDMCP server seems Ubuntu specific to
me.
no it's not, but it depends of the build option it seems, having ipv6
enabled or not seems to be one thing that makes a difference, would be
nice if somebody could try with the debian patch and building without
ipv6
what
From comment #64: Connecting to a Goddard gdm 2.30.2 allows multiple
successive logins.
Now netstat reports that Lucid is listening on port 177 only under IPv6 and
Goddard only on IPv4.
How would I get Lucid to listing on IPv4?
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Hi All,
I am truly very disappointed by Ubuntu's dev team decision to ship its latest
version of OS without xdmcp functionality.
we all can understand that it is GDM's responsibility to maintain its packages
and include/remove functionality, yet it is ubuntu's responsibility to make
sure that
Keith,
So, I first have to install wdm, but what do I have to next? Do I need some
kind of configuration?
I didn't try that KDM with a normal xsession ...
Jochen
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Install wdm, dpkg-reconfigure gdm, select wdm as your default. Talk to
me offline keith at ksmith.com as this is not in scope. You are having
a problem with Xnest which may have nothing to do with the display
manager. You can determine that trivially by running another X session
against the dm.
Is there *somebody* who has a working solution? Because I read all
comments, and I tried some workarounds, but none of them worked for me
... :-(
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kdm is working.
Am Dienstag, den 26.10.2010, 07:14 + schrieb Jochen Hebbrecht:
Is there *somebody* who has a working solution? Because I read all
comments, and I tried some workarounds, but none of them worked for me
... :-(
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But I prefer to use GDM :-( ...
If not, then we have to switch to KDM ...
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* $ aptitude install kdm
* enabled XDMCP in /etc/kde4/kdm/kdmrc
* enabled in /etc/kde4/kdm/Xaccess
- * #any host can get a login window
- * CHOOSER BROADCAST #any indirect host can get a chooser
... doesn't work. Xnest keeps on
Jochen,
You might try wdm. The interface is ugly, but you don't have to load
all the KDE stuff on the machine to run it, it's very light weight.
I've never used Xnest, but I'm thinking the problem is *NOT* related to
gdm/kdm/wdm. Perhaps some insight on the application of Xnest? 'Xnest
-query
@Jonathon It *IS* a regression. See comments 69 and 70.
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XDMCP is handy in my shop at work. We use SunRay thin clients. From the
SunRay login prompt you can log in to an XDMCP capable machine via
Remote Login/Enter Host Name. See screen shot below.
http://lh6.ggpht.com/_wqO1jszSllI/TLccHFqGJpI/5ZQ/26cUiVNXA6c/s800/IMG_20101014_110106.jpg
I
Patrick,
Your gnome-terminal and gnome-system-monitor problems are unrelated to
wdm. In fact I'm typing this from a WDM login on a thin client to a
gnome session and both gnome-terminal and gnome-system-monitor start up
just fine. I suggest you bring up an Xterm (ALT-F2, xterm, enter) and
run
No XDMCP bugs me so long now. I don't understand why it is gone. I found
nothing better in for my network enviroment. You could even use compiz
over the network with it.
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Jonathan, some users may still be updating from 8.04 LTS - 10.04 LTS -
10.10 so this is the only way to make sure they know about it (other
than this bug).
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So far, I have considered this bug a regression, and not a feature. As a
sysadmin for a company that uses XDMCP extensively, I'd like to know
what new technologies deprecated XDMCP. We're currently happy to be
using Kubuntu, but what if KDM will also lose this option?
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Fabián and Steve, do you think it's likely that XDMCP will be available
in GDM again? It seems somewhat deprecated in favour of many newer
technologies that are more likely to be implemented in a login manager.
Are you planning to just mention this release note in every Ubuntu
release then
Yes, that text shouldn't need to be changed for 10.10, and is included
at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MaverickMeerkat/ReleaseNotes.
N.B.: release notes are generally copied forward from one release to the
next for editing, there shouldn't be a need to reopen bugs for release
notes issues that have
I'd like to have confirmation if the following text would still be
accurate for Maverick:
The version of gdm included in Ubuntu 10.10 does not support the XDMCP
protocol for remote graphical logins. Users who require XDMCP support
will need to install another display manager, such as wdm or xdm,
I've reopened and confirmed the task for Ubuntu Release Notes as this
remains a problem in Maverick.
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This patch fix IPV6 issues, and make work again XDMCP, without it, IPV6
are corrupted and can't get IPV4 mapped address.
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Fixed in Debian:
http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/g/gdm3/gdm3_2.30.5-2/changelog
See patch 03_ipv6.patch
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from the changelog:
* 03_ipv6.patch: new patch from Julien Cristau, thanks a lot for
investigating! Fix an allocation error that leads to passing garbage
as addresses.
Add to that a stripping of ::: from IPv4 mapped addresses, since
this is not understood in $DISPLAY.
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I fell over this thread when I was installing a 10.4 in a VM today.
I had some other problems (network configuration), but when they were
solved the XDMCP issue turned up.
It took about 5 mins to solve that problem!!! In my /etc/gdm I have an
xml schema called: gdm.schema. In the schema you will
Well,
It is not working properly it turns out. The first login is OK, but any
further logins goes bad.
1. My Xming connection breaks down.
2. After restart of gdm, I get stuck after entering the password.
3. After s system restart, the first login is successful.
I have this from the gdm
Back here to see if there is any improvement... Sadly not !
I was going as slow as possible to keep my hardy's before switching to lucid
when this would be solved.
Now it's coming to dead line...
I just want to point out that if any lambda user may/can switch from one
version to the next one
I used to brag about Linux and X11 that I could log on to another
machine remotely, that we can use dumb terminals, etc. Sad to say, but
this is no longer true, now all I can do is log on to my own machine.
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I upgraded my family data and backup servers from 8.04 to 10.04. Both
servers are happily living in my basement and they don't have monitor,
keyboard or mouse, as I have previously maintained them remotely through
XDMCP.
OK - I was stupid as I did not find out this problem before updating. My
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 05:42:31PM -, Keith Edwin Smith wrote:
As Scott says and moreover. Ubuntu could have solved this trivially.
Ubuntu decided to package a broken version of GDM when an older
functional version exists that is totally compatable and already working
and in place in
What's very confusing to me is the mixing of the client and server
support.
Has the XDMCP support of the gdmgreeter been removed?
Has the XDMCP support of the gdm server been removed?
Have they both been removed?
I believe this report originally targeted the gdmgreeter and that is the
only XDMCP
Steve,
First of all, thank you for all of your work with Debian and Ubuntu.
Without people like you there would be no alternatives.
Maintenance and Support are always important, and the gnome group is
notorious for goofing up functionality and regression in their releases.
None the less, XDMCP
As Scott says and moreover. Ubuntu could have solved this trivially.
Ubuntu decided to package a broken version of GDM when an older
functional version exists that is totally compatable and already working
and in place in older versions of Ubuntu.
The purpose of an upgrade to an operating system
This is a critical piece of functionality that has been removed from Ubuntu
without any advance notice or
warning.
Please see
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes
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I agree... is this some ridiculous notion that we are being protected
from ourselves? I need to be able to log multiple sessions into a lucid
setup I have. VNC just doesn't cut it. Bad idea taking this out.
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Please stop insinuating that this is a Ubuntu problem. It's not.
Ubuntu does not write/maintain GDM.
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Ubuntu delivers it to users. It may not be a problem Ubuntu created and
it may not be one Ubuntu can reasonably solve, but it's definitely a
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This removal of XDMCP affects us as well.
Why is the LTS release (Lucid) marked as Won't Fix?
This is a critical piece of functionality that has been removed from
Ubuntu without any advance notice or warning.
Please fix this for the LTS release (Lucid).
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Well, the gdm-2.20 package *was* supposed to be a workaround for this
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longer using it. :/ So we appear not to have a good xdmcp solution for
10.04 users at present.
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Documented at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LucidLynx/ReleaseNotes#GDM%20does%20not%20support%20XDMCP:
The version of gdm included in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS does not support the
XDMCP protocol for remote graphical logins. Users who require XDMCP
support will need to install another display manager, such as
Another option (not using XDMCP) is to use neatx-server (Google) in
combination with NoMachine's free NX clients (for Linux or Windows).
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Hi Peter,
neatx-server is not a viable workaround for non native english speakers.
FreeNX, NeatX and even the proprietary NoMachine system are incompatible
with keyboards in pt_BR (brazilian portuguese). E.g.:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8626722
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I couldn't get GDM accept XDMCP queries in Lucid. Workaround for me,
using Xnest:
- install xdm, keep gdm as default (for the local folks)
- change /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers:
:1 local /usr/bin/Xnest :1
start xdm:
HEED_DEFAULT_DISPLAY_MANAGER=false /etc/init.d/xdm start
voila, an Xnest window
Back here because even with Terminal Server Client, it doesn't work.
You need xnest package to enable xdmcp in protocol menu from Terminal Server
Client.
But the most frustrating is that it starts, works 30 sec to login and then
kicks you out (using a server that runs xdmcp fine with Hardy).
I badly need to use XDMCP to connect to my host machine and i liked very much
the way it was included in Hardy. after i installed Lusid i tried to do the
same but even i activated XDMCP i still don't find the way to start remote
session! The only way possible was to use remote desktop using
As a work around you can install wdm:
$ sudo apt-get install wdm
...
Select 'wdm' as your default manager
It's kinda ugly but it works, and you can put in a background with the
ugly square boxes and X style buttons
Then cd /etc/X11/wdm and edit wdm-config:
. . .
# Don't listen for XDMCP
!
Why has this bug been marked as 'wontfix' for Lucid? It's a regression
against Hardy, in which a key feature of the X window system no longer
works. Is LTS just a marketing term for a release that is thrown out of
the window and forgotten?
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XDMCP Fatal error : session declined it's so useful ... i'm really
sad :o)
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Status: Triaged = Confirmed
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ghook's suggestion works well on Ubuntu 10.04 (lucid) except that
/usr/lib/gdm/gdmlogin does not exist. However, I changed that to
/usr/lib/gdm/gdm-xdmcp-chooser-slave (as shown below) and that works
beautifully!
/etc/gdm/custom.conf:
[daemon]
RemoteGreeter=/usr/lib/gdm/gdm-xdmcp-chooser-slave
I require this functionality as well.
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Once again Ubuntu has introduced a regression in a release... More and
more reason to switch to fedora or Suse. Very disappointed, not
instilling any confidence in being able to stick with Ubuntu.
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Funny thread to read. This is insane. Let's use the kde greeter instead
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I'm trying to login to a remote XDMCP enabled server with my Lucid 10.04
desktop system. I can't find the Remote Login option in the GDM screen.
Where is it?
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Can someone just reopen this for Maverick?
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Németh Csaba (1soproni)
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Assignee: Németh Csaba (1soproni) = (unassigned)
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This is beyond nuts. I was weirded out on 9.10 when I lost the
configuration screens. Losing remote XDMCP is catastrophic to the point
it will likely have me sticking with 9.04. I can't think of any reason
why this would be undesirable, in particular when you have multiple
clients running
Arghhh ! Steping from Hardy to Lucid let me discover the problem.
I'm using xdmcp to control all the pc (15 Hardy) and 2 debian servers from my
stations (one Ubuntu or one Xp from laptop) to maintain them and help the users
while they are using their computer.
What other solution is there, as
ghook's method work's erratically with lucid
I followed his instructions (it sounds more like the actual feature than a
workaround) by adding these lines to /etc/gdm/custom.conf
[daemon]
RemoteGreeter=/usr/lib/gdm/gdmlogin
[xdmcp]
Enable=true
Sure enough, I can connect to the server with Xming
@34: seems to work for me with xming 7.5.0.15, gdm 2.30.0
Just had to edit the custom.conf as detailed in comment #15, and run
with the following from DOS:
C:\Program Files\Xming\Xming.exe -query 192.168.1.2 -ac -wgl
-nodecoration -multimonitors -clipboard
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I had this work, once, using pepper's instructions. Then I restarted my
XMing session to switch from Window to Fullscreen, and never got it
working again (without changing anything, going through all the
restart/reboot/etc hoops).
So I did a clean install on a virtual machine, with Lucid 10.4 rc,
It's frustrating when you know where is an option on the GUI, and then
it's removed. Know to setup the remote login, you have to go to the
command line.
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I was about to upgrade one of my computers and keep the other as lean
client with XDMCP, when Ubuntu 9.10 came out.
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solution by ghook worked for me.
He suggests:
I was able to use Xming to establish a remote XDMCP session to a Karmic box. I
just added the following lines to the \etc\gdm\custom.conf file:
[daemon]
RemoteGreeter=/usr/lib/gdm/gdmlogin
[xdmcp]
Enable=true
happens to be a required feature for
Thanks for the pointer yet it seems not to be an option if someone else
is logged onto their own desktop session and is doing real work which is
the scenario I need to solve. Also it's much to technical for the users
that need this.
I understand the Ubuntu maintainers see their responsibility in
I had this working under karmic, then a kernel upgrade killed it. spent
a day trying to get it to work, to no avail
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the solution using vnc4server (see http://www.peppertop.com/blog/?p=744
under the VNC section) worked perfectly well for us: multiple users are
able to remotely connect to a headless virtual server running 9.10 and
have the full desktop available. Many thanks to the blog author for a
comprehensive
We need xdmcp too. It's a show stopper for us.
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No option to log in remotely via XDMCP
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I agree fully with jdege
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I have to say I'm flabbergasted. I'd though remote login has always
been considered one of the fundamental capabilities of X11. I'm
astounded that anyone would consider it optional.
That enabling an XDCMP server requires editing a config file is a minor
inconvenience. That I can't access the
None of these workarounds have worked for us... We'll have to rollback
to Jaunty because of this.. Sad an painful...
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(Not a lucid release blocker)
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu Lucid)
Status: Triaged = Won't Fix
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Hi guys. I've just followed the instructions on
http://www.peppertop.com/blog/?p=690 ( thanks mfolkerts ), and am now
able to connect to my confuser that runs ubuntu 9.10 with no problems.
I am using Xming from my laptop which runs Vista ( everyones favourite
OS ) as the client. Thanks for
I do not use Xming but Xnest via Terminal-Server-Client since I'm
connecting from a Jaunty System.
I tried with both [xdmcp] and [xdcmp] (note the typo in the title of
http://library.gnome.org/admin/gdm/2.28/configuration.html.en#xdmcpsection
) without success.
Yet I noticed that netstat only
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