P.S. RDP_OPTIONS:-"-f -u ''" for xfreerdp must be "/f /u:" too.
Best regards, Tomas Not really... Then there are option RDP_SERVER in lts.conf the script generates command such as this for example: xfreerdp /f /sec:rdp /rfx +fonts /cert-ignore /sound:sys:pulse /smartcard 192.168.0.16, and there all stuff "/f /sec:rdp /rfx +fonts /cert-ignore /sound:sys:pulse /smartcard" is from RDP_OPTIONS, but 192.168.0.16 is form RDP_SERVER. Even if RDP_SERVER is not set, it is generated from, "server", but this makes new xfreerdp mad, because it needs /v:192.168.0.16 as a param, and users get "black screen" with mouse pointer in it. Best regards, Tomas 2016.03.24 12:50, Alkis Georgopoulos rašė: > The idea is that the xfreerdp script doesn't contain any parameters at > all, and you provide them via the > SCREEN_07="xfreerdp <params>" lts.conf directive, or the > SCREEN_07="rdesktop <params>" directive, > so as long as it doesn't enforce any parameters, why are two separate > scripts needed? > > The only hardcoded option in that script is > RDP_OPTIONS=${RDP_OPTIONS:-"-f -u ''"} > ...which is only there for compatibility with older LTSP versions, and > can surely be replaced or completely omitted in lts.conf. >
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