[FreeRDP-devel] mouse-click w/modifiers

2020-11-09 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
This started a few months back. I'm now on Fedora 33 Linux 5.8.16-300.fc33.x86_64 with xorg-x11-server-Xorg-1.20.9-1.fc33.x86_64 freerdp-2.2.0-4.fc33.x86_64 When I use xfreerdp, to MS Windows systems, it looks like mouse clicks don't get modifiers, like Ctl and Shift. I use a couple of

Re: [FreeRDP-devel] /sec:??

2020-11-03 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
> Only way to force a specific type is to try for each type. Thanks Armin. I have a zsh script that generates the command line, assigns it to a variable (cmd) and then eval/spawns it in the background: eval $cmd & I just changed this to be: mcmd="$cmd /sec:nla || $cmd /sec:rdp || $cmd

[FreeRDP-devel] /sec:??

2020-11-03 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
I use xfreerdp to connect to Windows 10, 7 and XP machines. For some of those machines I don't need to force a protocol, looks like it defaults to nla, for some others I need to force tls or rdp. Is there a way to try all of them in a given sequence, only giving up if them all fail? -- Henrique

[FreeRDP-devel] McAfee detects wfreerdp as Artemis trojan

2020-08-21 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
I've been using xfreerdp from my Linux boxes for a while, today I decided to take a look at the Windows version, wfreerdp (mostly to be able to better script calls). Downloaded the latest == nightly build from: https://ci.freerdp.com/job/freerdp-nightly-windows/ Claims to be from 9 days ago,

[FreeRDP-devel] 2.1.2-1 breaks my linux to win7, Windows Event ID 56

2020-07-09 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
This is my (script generated) xfreerdp invocation to remote from a 64 bit F32 Fedora system to a 64 bit Windows 7 Enterprise SP1 (broken up in multiple lines for legibility). xfreerdp /log-level:FATAL /t: /u: /d: /p: /audio-mode:1 /network:broadband-high /bpp:24 +clipboard

Re: [FreeRDP-devel] Set title before mapping

2018-11-17 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
alexei> Well, that should be easy. bernhard> You could also just send a patch. I can create the PR. I've done this once before, 4 years ago. I had tried it before sending the patch to the list, but forgot the fork step. Just submitted a pull request, hopefully properly. -- Henrique

Re: [FreeRDP-devel] Set title before mapping

2018-11-16 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
> It does not depend on whether the window is mapped > (visible) or not. So you can totally set the name before > the window is made visible. I know that. And it works, obviously. I need to figure out how to do a pull request, though. -- Henrique ___

[FreeRDP-devel] Set title before mapping

2018-11-16 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
In client/X11/xf_window.c, xf_CreateDesktopWindow, I'd like the call to set the window title: xf_SetWindowTitleText(xfc, window->handle, name); to be done before mapping the window with: XMapWindow(xfc->display, window->handle); (patch against master below). I use fvwm styles, triggered by

Re: [FreeRDP-devel] control key weirdness

2018-11-14 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
armin> Could you check your local application focus settings? me> If it is a focus thing, I'm not sure when and how it happens. Found it! Downloaded the src.rpm for fedora 29, rebuilt xfreerdp, instrumented a couple of logging messages, and xfreerdp is indeed losing focus. And the culprit is,

Re: [FreeRDP-devel] control key weirdness

2018-11-08 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
> Could you check your local application focus settings? Not sure if you call "local application" the xfreerdp running on the linux box, or the emacs running on the windows box I connect to with xfreerdp. Thus, I rerun the test under the following conditions: On the linux side, I don't run a

[FreeRDP-devel] control key weirdness

2018-11-07 Thread Henrique Martins via FreeRDP-devel
I've tested running rdesktop-1.8.3-3.fc24.x86_64 and xfreerdp version 2.0.0-dev4 on Fedora 4.18.16-300.fc29.x86_64. to connect to Window 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 then bring up the On-Screen Keyboard and press and hold down any control key. With rdesktop, the two Ctrl keys on the OSK remain