Hi,
I'm currently working on using a Raspberry Pi as a server terminal for a
server application.
My Raspberry Pi Zero W is running buster and the server is running Windows
Server 2008 R2.
The freeRDP version is 2.0.0-dev5.
Now to the issue, whenever I try to connect to the remote app using
the
Hi,
What you are most likely looking for is part of gcc_read_client_core_data
There the server protocol version from server is read and (for internal
purposes) the minimum of server and client version supported stored in
settings->RdpVersion
(there is an enum RDP_VERSION that defines names for
Hello, I need some help if you don't mind.
For my work I need to get the version of rdp Protocol that is used on the
server and supported encryption methods. I can not find in your project where
there is a definition of these parameters. Can you please help? The language
used is C
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Hi,
they are optional, but if activated in the build script they must be
shipped too as libfreerdp is build with them as dependency.
deactivate in the script and the dependency is gone.
Note that no AVC420/AVC444 support is available in that case.
jpeg is no longer actively used anyway, so no
wfreerdp-server
[11:19:54:567] [25920:73fc] [INFO][com.freerdp.server.windows] - screen
id not provided. attempting to detect...
[11:19:54:567] [25920:73fc] [INFO][com.freerdp.server.windows] -
Detecting screens...
[11:19:54:569] [25920:73fc] [INFO][com.freerdp.server.windows] - ID
Hi
thanks for you help. I've read the Microsoft information before send you
an email
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/da074f0f-0887-4151-88ea-19a671ed91d9/is-it-possible-to-do-true-kerberos-sso-using-rdp-?forum=os_windowsprotocols
but in fact I haven't understood that
Indeed, what you should be able to do is negotiate the NLA channel using
Kerberos and then be prompted again for credentials.
You can check that your user credentials store contains the session ticket
for the RDP host you are trying to connect to has been added.
Cheers,
Thomas
On Mon, Mar 19,
Hi,
On Mon, Mar 19, 2018 at 02:03:56PM +0100, DELHOMME Christophe 605228 via
FreeRDP-devel wrote:
> |xfreerdp /buildconfig [10:45:47:939] [13878:13878]
> ...
> |xfreerdp /u:username /v:hostname.domain [10:47:39:253]
> ...
> [DEBUG][com.freerdp.core.nego] - Negotiated NLA security
>
Hey
I've compiled 2.0.0-dev2 with WITH_GSSAPI=ON but it seems not working
(there is no option to force this feature or something in logs)
|xfreerdp /buildconfig [10:45:47:939] [13878:13878]
[DEBUG][com.freerdp.utils] - Registering signal hook... [10:45:47:942]
[13878:13878]
We recently set up a Microsoft 2012 Server with Excel and Word for use
with Remote Desktop Services. We are running on a Debian Jessie desktop
using xfreerdp to pull Excel & Word back for the users. We have run into
an issue when they are using (2) spreadsheets at a time. It locks up and
the
Hi
I understand that the server code is no longer in the repository. I
understand it was buggy once you managed to login. Still, I find myself in
need of an RDP server that presents a login screen (RDpy does not work for me,
the instructions are, shall we say, lacking.) Is there somebody
2011/8/26 Mike Gilbert floppymas...@gmail.com:
On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 5:24 PM, Nils Andresen n...@nils-andresen.de wrote:
2011/8/26 Mike Gilbert floppymas...@gmail.com:
Why not just use argv[0]?
I was under the impression that in c (as in c#) you don't get the
clients name in the args.
In
Hi,
I wanted to add a nice help-text to libfreerdp-utils/args.c but I ran
into a few problems. Some of which I simply need some input from you.
One - I'll need a good idea...
first the simple things:
- what does --no-auth do?
- what does --no-fastpath do?
- what does --rfx do?
now:
args.c is
On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 5:03 PM, Nils Andresen n...@nils-andresen.de wrote:
now:
args.c is used in xfreerdp and dfreerdp. Help should print something like
Usage: [d|x]freerdp [options] server:port
is there a cool way to determine the client that uses args.c, or
should freerdp_parse_args get
2011/8/26 Mike Gilbert floppymas...@gmail.com:
Why not just use argv[0]?
Hmm. I am mainly a c# programmer trying to get my bearings around c
but I was under the impression that in c (as in c#) you don't get the
clients name in the args.
Or are you suggesting to push the clients name in the args?
On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 5:24 PM, Nils Andresen n...@nils-andresen.de wrote:
2011/8/26 Mike Gilbert floppymas...@gmail.com:
Why not just use argv[0]?
Hmm. I am mainly a c# programmer trying to get my bearings around c
but I was under the impression that in c (as in c#) you don't get the
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