On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 05:17:17PM +0300, Sobolevsky Vladek wrote:
> 
>    Hi All,
> 
>    I have M$ Terminal Server , and I want users that connects to it
>    will  be  able  connect   to Linux machine through XDMCP session using
>    ReflectionX,
>    I  have  set it up , but I have a problem:  only  one user can connect
>    to Linux from Terminal Server
>    simultaneously . I am using gdm on RH 7.2 . I suspect that the problem
>    is , in opening
>    multiple sessions from the same ip to gdm . Here xdmcp section from my
>    gdm.conf :
> 
>    [xdmcp]
>    #  Distributions:  Ship  with  this  off.  It is never a safe thing to
>    leave
>    # out on the net.  Alternatively you can set up /etc/hosts.allow and
>    # /etc/hosts.deny to only allow say local access.
>    Enable=true
>    HonorIndirect=true
>    MaxPending=4
>    MaxPendingIndirect=4
>    MaxSessions=16
>    MaxWait=15
>    MaxWaitIndirect=15
>    DisplaysPerHost=10
>    Port=177
>    # Willing script, none is shipped and by default we'll send
>    # hostname system id
>    Willing=/etc/gdm/Xwilling
> 
>    Maybe someone can suggest different setup .

I guess the problem is on the ReflectionX side, not gdm. Each of your
users needs to have a different X display on the machine. I never used
ReflectionX, so I don't know if it allows that. I did work with others,
both ones that allow that (XFree86 under cygwin, Xoftware), and ones
that didn't (eXcursion).
If you want to check that the problem is not on the gdm side, try to
run multiple X's from Linux (there you set the display number with :n
in the command line, e.g.
X :1 -query mygdmserver &
X :2 -query mygdmserver &
X :3 -query mygdmserver &

In fact, if I am correct, you won't even be able to run 2 ReflectionX's
on the same machine, even without getting to the gdm, because they will
try to listen on the same port (6000), and only the first one will
succeed. Can you describe exactly what you try to do and what happens?
-- 
Didi

> 
>    Thanks
> 
>    Vladek

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