Hi Tomas,

I have developed the necessary NX startup script for LTSP5 which:
- contains the Nomachine NX client
- is capable of connecting to Nomachine NX server
so basically provides you with the functionality you were looking for.

Your solution works, but I have find out that the NX client does not
work well when fired directly from X (i.e. the way you are doing).
My startup script starts it from within xfce minimal desktop manager (ok
you have to install xfce to your ltsp root, but it is fairly easy). This
way reconnection / resolution change /whatever else works just nicely.

If you are interested, give me a shout - I can post the startup script
somewhere.

Ondrej



> That's a lengthy read indeed (65 pages!).
>
> I didn't read it yet, but I solved it "my way".
>
> As the only thing I needed was a silent, diskless workstation supporting 
> disconnected sessions, operated only by me, I did:
>
> 1. A diskless machine/terminal starting via iSCSI - when it starts, X 
> fires up with nxclient. Something like:
>
> X &
> export DISPLAY=:0
> sleep 1s
> /usr/NX/bin/nxclient
>
>
> 2. There, I only specify the password, and it connects to the server 
> where I run all applications
>
>
> If I power off the terminal, I can power it on later and re-login to the 
> disconnected session, no data loss, no need to reopen documents etc.
>
>
> Perhaps it could be better integrated into LTSP (or maybe it's already 
> described in that document).
>
>
> The only drawback is that I can't seem copy clipboard when:
> - I make yet another NX session to yet another machine from already 
> running terminal (which is also a NX session)
> - I wont to copy clipboard from the second NX session to the first on 
> (first one is the terminal).
>
> But it's more NX related, I guess.
>
>
>
>   


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