Hagen Heiduck schrieb:
Dear all,
we're running SRSS 4.1 Beta on Solaris with success - except one detail.
I want to change the default xlock command to gnome-screensaver (as I've
done it before w/ SRSS 3.1), using the SUN_SUNRAY_UTXLOCK_PREF
environment variable.
That variable does NOT change the 'default xlock command' in general. It
does not affect the screen saver that is started with the session and
that is triggered by an idle timeout.
It only affects the screen lock that used to be triggered when a Sun Ray
session is disconnected, to make sure that the session isn't exposed
unprotected when it is connected again.
This screen lock behavior, which has various security flaws, has been
replaced by the more secure 'Sun Ray Session Lock', which is displayed
separate from the real session. After authentication to the Sun Ray
Session Lock, any screen lock running in the real session is then
unlocked, which is the opposite from what used to happen with utxlock.
You can switch back to the less secure old behavior, including
invocations of utxlock on disconnect, by using the '-D' option to
utpolicy or the 'direct connection to session on hotdesk' option on the
Web GUI 'Policy' page.
Note that if you just want to run some action on disconnect or
reconnect, you can directly use utaction(1) with a command of your choice.
This is documented in "man utxlock", but it seems
that /opt/SUNWut/bin/utxlock is never called anymore and therefore this
setting has no effect. Anyone else who can confirm that?
(I'm CC'ing this to [EMAIL PROTECTED] because I guess this is a bug.)
There is a bug in the utxlock man page, in that it states that utxlock
is invoked at every disconnect. That is not true as of SRSS 4.1 any
more, unless the legacy hotdesk behavior has been enabled for the server.
HTH
- Jörg
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