I was finally able to resolve this. I found a flag for Xnest that I
missed yesterday:
-once Terminate server after one session
So here's what my complete call to Xnest looks like:
/usr/openwin/bin/Xnest :$GENERATED_DISPLAY -pn -geometry
$GENERATED_GEOMETRY -once -query $HOST
This call is wrapped in a script that generates the indicated values for
display and geometry, and this script is called from the utsplash script
from the CAM chooser script set.
So while the CAM chooser script is functional, it'd be nice to have
something that was a bit more customizable as far as appearance goes.
What other solutions are people using that they'd like to share?
Seth
Seth Galitzer wrote:
Small correction/addition...
The Windows desktop does not return to the chooser until the user clicks
on the Cancel button in the Windows login dialog. I'd settle for this
on the Linux side, but the Disconnect button on the gdm greeter does not
do this as I would expect.
Still looking for a better idea...
Seth
Seth Galitzer wrote:
Greetings,
I realize this is not necessarily a SunRay question, but I was hoping
somebody here has already solved this problem. I'm using a session
chooser (combination of the CAM chooser script and the kiosk generic
session) to give users the choice between a WTS session (using uttsc)
and a Linux desktop session (XDMCP via Xnest). What I'm stuck on is
that when the user ends their Linux desktop session, they are returned
to the gdm greeter (login screen on the remote Linux server) and not
to the chooser dialog. I've been looking for a way to configure the
server to break the connection if the session ends but am coming up
empty. If anybody else who is already doing this (XDMCP to a remote
host) can help me out, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks.
Seth
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Seth Galitzer
Systems Coordinator
Computing and Information Sciences
Kansas State University
[email protected]
785-532-7790
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