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Hi Bob,
The 'utxconfig -a -r 1024x768' command does not work properly. Most of the
time it will try to set the highest possible resolution on a monitor. For
instance, it will use 1280x1024 on a 17" CRT most of the time. Users have a
hard time trying to read even after setting the biggest font size possible.
So, I had to use 'utxconfig -r 1024x768' to absolutely fix the screen
resolution. No matter what monitor type & size you have, you are fixed to
1024x768.
Sorry, but this makes no sense. Something else is
going on. First of all, utxconfig -r does nothing
to the session, directly. It sets a preference
for the token, and it sets it persistently, so you
won't need to ever run it again for that token.
It's the X server that reads the token preference
(again using utxconfig internally) and sizes
appropriately. Secondly, unless you've set a
preference for a specific token, the default
preference will be reported to the X server by
utxconfig. This is widely enough used that we'd
have heard before now if something so basic
were buggy, so I suspect your configuration
or perhaps monitors/cables (see below).
Here's a thought - do you have more than one
server? Have you run utconfig and utreplica so
that they share data? If not, then you might get
inconsistent results in a multi-server FOG. Run
these commands to make things consistent.
If I had a big screen connected to a DTU, can I make that DTU use a higher
resolution without affecting others?
Do you use smartcards? Since you mention pseudo
tokens below, it seems not. So, you should be
able to run utxconfig -a to set the default
appropriately for all the other DTUs, and set
utxconfig -r -t pseudo.MAC to set a different
preference for the DTU with the big screen. You
run these commands once, and then that should be
sufficient.
If you've checked all the preferences (try running
utxconfig -o to see them all) and this is how
they're set, and you're still not getting the
right resolutions, then most likely you have
cables or monitors that are not passing/responding
to DDC queries, which is how the Sun Ray
determines the resolutions that the monitor can
support. You may need to use utresadm in that
case, but that's a last resort - see if you can
get utxconfig set up properly and have that work
for you first.
I am using windows_connector CAM script.
I was under the impression that you'd written your
own CAM script. You'll have to modify this script
then.
How do I use this "then
$SUN_SUNRAY_TOKEN represents the DTU's MAC address
(e.g. pseudo.08002024986f)." command? Before my uttsc command? Do I use "if
then else" i.e. if $SUN_SUNRAY_TOKEN = pseudo.08002024986f, run uttsc -r
sound:low, else uttsc -r sound:off or something like that?
Yes, I was imagining something like:
case $SUN_SUNRAY_TOKEN in
pseudo.xyz)
pseudo.abc)
...
SOUND=low
;;
*)
SOUND=off
;;
esac
uttsc -r sound:$SOUND ...
Although it would be better not to hard code your
token list in the script itself, and instead to
read it from a file. I haven't tested this but
maybe something like:
SOUND=off
while read TOKEN; do
if [ $TOKEN = $SUN_SUNRAY_TOKEN ]; then
SOUND=low
break
fi
done < $YOUR_TOKEN_FILE
uttsc -r sound:$SOUND ...
The best thing to do, from a maintenance POV, is to put this
code stanza into a file by itself, and simply modify the
CAM script minimally, something like:
< uttsc ...
--------
. YOUR_CODE_STANZA_FILE
uttsc -r sound:$SOUND ...
The "." command will "source" your code stanza before
executing the uttsc command.
Doing it this way makes applying your modifications to any
new CAM scripts delivered by patches or new releases simpler.
-Bob
Thanks.
Regards,
Alan
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The best way to handle setting the resolution for everyone is to
simply, as root, run 'utxconfig -a -r 1024x768'. That will set
a system default resolution. You only need to run it once.
If you want to control sound by user, use
$SUN_SUNRAY_TOKEN to detect the particular users
you want to turn sound on for.
If you're using cards, then $SUN_SUNRAY_TOKEN will be
the card CUID. If you're not using cards, and haven't enabled
NSCM policy (you probably didn't if you're using CAM), then
$SUN_SUNRAY_TOKEN represents the DTU's MAC address
(e.g. pseudo.08002024986f).
-Bob
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a general/globe windows connector CAM script that calls uttsc.
Something like this:
/opt/SUNWut/bin/utxconfig -r '1024x768'
/opt/SUNWuttsc/bin/uttsc -mb -D fullwindowdrag -D menuanimations -D
theming\
-D cursorshadow -D cursorsettings -r sound:off -r disk:usbdisk=$HOME
${VMHOST}
So with this setting, everybody is not getting sound, resolution is fixed
at 1024x768, etc.
If I let some users with their assigned DTU to have sound i.e. turn on
audio redirection (-r sound:on),
how can I do this? Something like if match 5 DTU's MAC address do this,
else use the generic uttsc?
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
Alan
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