2011/7/6 Михайло Падалка <mi...@vicont.in.ua>
> Tue, 05 Jul 2011 13:18:54 +0200
> Mads Kiilerich <m...@kiilerich.com> писали:
>
> > Simon Guerrero wrote, On 07/05/2011 11:58 AM:
> > > Hi
> > >
> > > I've been looking at the connect/disconnect sequences within freerdp
> > > and trying to understand how the RDP session aligns with the Windows
> > > session.
> > >
> > > Once a connection has been made and the user has logged in, is it
> > > technically possible to change the session graphical characteristics
> > > (e.g. width, height, bit depth) without having to re-enter the user
> > > password?
> >
> > It is apparently not possible in the RDP protocol to resize a session on
> > the fly. The client can emulate it by closing the session and creating a
> > new one.
>
> Please, do this:
> 1) Login to terminal server with mstsc
> 2) Open task manager, switch to 'Users' tab
> 3) Right-click on any active user, which screen size differs from yours,
> and select 'Remote control'
> 4) mstsc will resize it's window to user's session size.
>
> So, width/height can be changed, at least in this special case. FreeRDP
> AFAIK does not support this yet.
>
> Based on MSDN RDP protocol spec, server can initial a resize by send a
deactive PDU and followed by a active PDU.
in xrdp implementation, it is implemented as a function called
libxrdp_reset.
> --
> Щиро ваш,
> Михайло Падалка <mi...@vicont.in.ua>
>
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