Am 01.12.2010 15:28, schrieb Anna Martynova:
> So, the question is:
> How to redirect two or more local printers to RDP session?
Hi.
Your commandline looks correct. However I can confirm your problem using
the git sources: Only one printer-definition is currently allowed, the
rest is silently igno
Am 01.12.2010 22:53, schrieb Nils Andresen:
> I am unsure as to WHY this was made so (it does not look as if this was
> made with intent: There is a "break" in
> channels/rdpdr/printer/printer_main.c#DeviceServiceEntry) but maybe
> Marc-Andre or Vic know.
>
> I ha
Hi,
just wanted to let you know:
As of today freerdp (0.8.2) is officially[1] part of the gentoo porage tree.
So every gentoo user out there can simply
> $ emerge freerdp
and have fun using freerdp.
Yours,
Nils
[1]: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322967
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Hi,
That behaviour is somewhat correct.
As the manpage states (
http://www.freerdp.com/wiki/doku.php?id=documentation:userdocs:xfreerdp_manpage#options)
there is no percentage option for "-g". Only WxH.
So you'll end up with 80 pixels width and no height - therefore 80x768.
Only problem I see is th
"W"...
What do others think?
Nils
Am 12.02.2011 16:04, schrieb Nils Andresen:
> Hi,
> That behaviour is somewhat correct.
>
> 2011/2/11 John Hein mailto:qufujjn...@snkmail.com>>
> Or at least a warning about the malformed option argument.
signat
Am 12.02.2011 17:10, schrieb Mike Eriksen:
> frankly it doesn't take may lines
> of code to check if the first number after "-g" is followed by a "%"
> or a "x" and react accordingly.
No, it does not. As you can see from the patch I mentioned but neglected
to reference. See http://bit.ly/eFnX4f
Ni
Hi,
I was on the way to change the current gentoo ebuild to reflect the new git
repo and the license change when I saw that
--with-sound=alsa and --with-libsamplerate are no longer valid options for
configure.
It seems that libsamplerate is no longer needed and alsa is now always
needed...
Is this
Hi Vic,
thanks for the hint.
In gentoo we configure the packages (called ebuild) on the user side
using something called use-flags.
So if it is possible to have freerdp with pulseaudio and without I'll
add a "pulseaudio" use-flag to the ebuild. If the user during install
has pulseaudio enabled free
evice
>xfreerdp --rdpsnd --data pulse --
> 4. PA, assigned device
>xfreerdp --rdpsnd --data pulse: --
> 5. Detect PA then falls back to ALSA if PA is not available
>xfreerdp --rdpsnd
>
> Check the man page, there are other arguments. :)
>
> Vic
>
> On 03
Hi,
the -D option of rdesktop was introduced into the git sources in October
2010.
Currently I am not sure, if it made it into the version 0.8.2, but it is
there if you compile from source.
Nils
2011/4/1 Alexei Babich
> Good morning.
> Please tell me whether in freerdp option similar to option
Hi,
just to jump in:
freerdp_global_finish() and freerdp_global_init() are both in use in
xfreerdp but not in wfreerdp.
Marc-André removed (commented) both calls on Jul. 31. 2010 in
https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/commit/858d5fd6a64b87b0197c2924831c1d9baea2b473
Maybe he can explain...
Nils
20
Hi,
sorry - I was out of the loop some time...
this relates directly to
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.network.freerdp.devel/482/focus=490
In which I seemed to have lost track of the "problem", though
cross-compiling was not my use case..
Nils
2011/4/16 Vic Lee :
> OK cross-compile is a good reaso
Marc,
it is. Though I have only "seen" it. This feature appeared together
with the Vista migration at my employer's. So I'd guess it was
introduced somewhere in the 6.1-features.
Nils
2011/4/23 Marc-André Moreau :
> Does anybody know if it is possible to make the server change the resolution
> on
2011/4/23 Marc-André Moreau :
> In [MS-RDPBCGR], in 2.2.7.1.2 Bitmap Capability Set, there is a
> "desktopResizeFlag" that specifies support for desktop resizing. Maybe this
> is it?
>
Could be, or reconnecting - it's sort of "flickering" when it does that. ;-)
I found http://msdn.microsoft.com/en
Hi Gerry,
the keyboard is defined by the -k option.
i.e. "xfreerdp -k 0xB407" runs xfreerdp using a german neo 2 layout.
A list of all possible layouts is available using "xfreerdp --kbd-list".
I guess that ZWERTY is a french layout so you could try "xfreerdp -k 0x040C"
Yours,
Nils
2011/
2011/5/26 Philippe Auphelle :
> Nope, a french layout would be AZERTY ! :)
AH. ;-)
But did you find what you were looking for?
Nils
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2011/5/26 Philippe Auphelle :
> Sorry:
> I mentioned this wasn't a French layout because I'm using one all the time,
> but I wasn't the originator of the question! :)
Ah. Great. I'm a bit fuzzy today...
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2011/5/26 Bengt-Arne Fjellner :
> from:
> http://www.hometheaterforum.com/forum/thread/225261/computer-keyboards-in-other-countries#post_2724893
>
>> "In some European countries, such as Germany, the Q and Z have been
>> reversed on the keyboard, thus the first six letters are ZWERTY."
Hmm, odd ex
Hi Marc-André.
like it - it's really nice.
But the ico is only the upper half of the head. Isn't that a bit -
well - cut off... ?
Nils
2011/7/29 Marc-André Moreau :
> Hi All,
> [...] Some time ago, I expressed my desire to get a really nice logo for the
> FreeRDP project. [...]
Hi,
the parameter is -T and it's in master since 2011-05-04.
Yours,
Nils
2011/8/11 :
>
> Can we have a "-t title" command line option so I can name
> my xfreerdp windows and have the window manager act on them
> accordingly?
>
> -- H
>
> --
Hi,
today I had a look at cmake of freerdp 1.0 - and I got to say the
cmake syntax is really nice.
While thinking about what's needed to prepare a new gentoo-build I
have one point I'd like you to consider:
For our optional dependencies (alsa, pulseaudio and cups) I'd need the
following options fo
Hi,
2011/8/18 Otavio Salvador :
> Take a loook at
> /usr/share/cmake-2.8/Modules/CMakeDependentOption.cmake
Thanks Otavio I'll have a look at it. I also found something like
OPTION(FORCE_DEPENDENCIES "Enforce optional dependencies" OFF)
macro(find_optional_package _package _with_package)
if(${
2011/8/18 Otavio Salvador :
> I think we might have something:
>
> WITH_ALSA - makes it required
> WITHOUT_ALSA - doesn't look for it
> by default it probes and use it if found.
I like it.
I'll try to implement this, see how it "feels" ;-)
Nils
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Hi,
I wrote a module that implements this.
(And I really start to like cmake...)
Please have a look at the pull request
https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP-1.0/pull/49 and comment.
Nils
2011/8/18 Nils Andresen :
> 2011/8/18 Otavio Salvador :
>> I think we might have something:
>&g
Hi,
2011/8/18 chris nelson :
> ../libfreerdp-core/.libs/libfreerdp-core.so: undefined reference to
> `freerdp_usleep'
This is also Issue#62, and it happens for me, too.
Since comit 0e2d46ec579cc8bd273b4ef46ccad9af71069a51 (2011-08-09)
builds fine I'm guessing this was introduced in commit
dfafaa6
Hi,
as Mads said: There is no 0.9 version.
The version information in a git built is always based on the last
released version (and that was 0.8.2). So your 0.8.2.827 is currently
as close as it gets to a 0.9
(Actaully the version information in a git-compiled FreeRDP is always
the same as `git des
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 used
2011/8/26 Mike Gilbert :
> 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? I.e.
expecting the cl
2011/8/26 Mike Gilbert :
> On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 5:24 PM, Nils Andresen wrote:
>> 2011/8/26 Mike Gilbert :
>>> 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 C, argv[0] nor
Marc-André,
is there a reason you reverted find_optional_package back to find_package in
https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP-1.0/commit/9b40f800de8aa096aa042c5fb1898691b34f82ee#client/X11/CMakeLists.txt
?
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2011/8/27 Marc-André Moreau :
> Those packages are not that "optional" after all, they really break core
> features of xfreerdp if not used.
Maybe they should be required, then?
> Is it me or if the package is named
> optional, it is not included by default, even though the development package
> m
Hi,
I have written a manpage for xfreerdp. See it here:
https://github.com/nils-a/FreeRDP-1.0/commit/66131592fbcb843e110bfdcb667d6928249c81ae
(it's not ready, i.e. still missing plugins- & extensions section...)
But there are some points I like to hear your thoughts.
Since xfreerdp and dfreerdp ar
2011/8/29 Otavio Salvador :
> For dfreerdp we might want to have a specific section about
> .directdbrc or something... I think we might have a single source file
> and generate two different manpages (and those might have specific
> sections).
Good point. I'll try to keep this in mind.
> Please d
2011/8/30 Marc-André Moreau :
> Is it possible to have a "find_package(xmlto)" that simply checks for the
> xmlto executable, and if it is present, it will generate the documentation?
And print a nice warning ;-)
I'll have a look.
Nils
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2011/12/16 Philippe Auphelle :
> All the links at
> https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/wiki
> (such as https://github.com/FreeRDP/FreeRDP/Compilation )
> get me to the 404 github page (cute "parallax_octocat.png" image, but still
> ?!)
Fixed.
At least for "Home" - somehow I think the textile links
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