Hi Guys,
I made a symlink to /etc/xrdp/xrdp.sh in /etc/init.d/ and called it xrdp.
So the pre-check part of the script found it.
I renamed it to xrdpd, so it is now working fine.
Thanks for the tips and guidelines.
And sorry for the double post (there were 2 mails about this issue from 2
differen
The check for a running xrdp doesn't use the full path, which results in a
match for the script itself.
Try these changes to xrdp(.sh):
ps u --noheading -C xrdp | grep -q -i xrdp
to
ps u --noheading -C xrdp | grep -q -i $SBINDIR/xrdp
and
ps u --noheading -C xrdp-sesman | grep -q -i xrdp-sesma
is your init script called "xrdp"
that can be the problem if you renamed it. Keep it xrdp.sh.
Jay
On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 1:42 AM, wrote:
> Dear List,
>
> This is a fresh installation of xrdp 0.6 from source on SLES 11 SP2
> x64. Whenever I want to start xrdp with the init script, I get the
> m
Dear List,
This is a fresh installation of xrdp 0.6 from source on SLES 11 SP2
x64. Whenever I want to start xrdp with the init script, I get the
message: xrdp is already running (or something similar).
ps ax | grep rdp shows nothing, ps ax | grep ses shows nothing too, so
I am pretty much s
