Thanks, I'll look into it... I've never used AMGH before, I guess now is as as good a time as any to learn it.
Peter -----Original Message----- From: Dseven [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Mon 2006-08-07 2:26 PM To: SunRay-Users mailing list Subject: Re: [SunRay-Users] perform utswitch on nscm disconnect? Downs, Peter A. wrote on 08/ 7/06 12:05 PM: > Greetings, > > I'm working on a somewhat unusual environment that combines two FOGs and a > Windows TS session directory group. > > The first FOG hosts kiosk mode and smart card sessions and is the landing > point for all sunrays on boot. In kiosk mode, a welcome application is > presented that allows you to choose between going to Windows, Java Desktop, > or Web Browser and works similarly to the utsplash script from "ThinGuy" > (Craig Bender?). The Windows button launches the sunray connector to the > windows TS group. The Java Desktop button performs a utswitch to the NSCM > FOG, and the Web Browser button simply launches firefox. Users may also > simply insert a smartcard and access sessions there. Our policy is to allow > users to use Solaris with or without a smartcard. The issue is that when > someone logs out or locks a NSCM session, the DTU is redirected to a login > screen within the NSCM FOG instead of rebooting and getting a kiosk session. > So, this requires a manual reboot of the DTU with Control-Cresent in order > to get back to the kiosk mode. > > I've tried setting a utaction that performs a utswitch, however since the > utaction command is executed *after* the DTU has disconnected, utswitch > isn't able to talk to the DTU and fails. > > Does anyone know a clever way to have a DTU either reboot on NSCM session > disconnect or perform a utswitch when the logout or lock buttons are clicked > in JDS? I think you should be able to achieve this with an AMGH script[1] that just outputs "host=landing_zone". AMGH won't be invoked when DTUs are utswitched to the NSCM server group, but when a session is disconnected (or terminated), a new session would be created, and so would AMGH first be invoked. ~D.. [1] man -M /opt/SUNWut/man ut_amgh_script_interface _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
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