We actually tried something similar by writing a custom "shell". When
the shell ran all it did was open up an rdesktop session.
If anyone is interested I can send out more details.
-troy
Christopher Saul wrote:
That said, I know that some people internally at Sun have hacked around
with things to create something similar to CAM for customers using SRSS
on Linux.
It's not supported, but meets requirements in a similar way. I don't
have the details to hand, but Craig may be able to pitch in...
Chris
Brad Lackey wrote:
That is correct... CAM is only available for Solaris currently.
Guido Schwarzer wrote:
Hi all,
we have SunRay servers with Debian Sarge. SunRay users can start
windows applications/sessions on Windows 2003 Terminal servers via
rdesktop.
Now, in a department with dedicated SunRay and Windows Terminal
server, we would like the SunRays to act as Windows Thin Clients,
i.e. people should directly get the login-prompt of the Windows 2003
Terminal server without login into Linux.
If I understand the documentation correctly, this is only possible in
controlled access mode (CAM) which is only available for Solaris. Is
this correct or did I miss something?
Yours,
Guido
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