If I just do CTRL-Moon, it returns to a 26D state and never gets a session.
By "idle UNIX session", I mean in the Sun Ray web administration, I go under Desktop Units, see that "Unix User" shows "No user logged in" and click "Terminate Idle Session". If I do that and then have user press CTRL-Moon, then it will successfully come up with a session. We're running kiosk policy -- users get a Windows 2008 R2 (RDS) desktop. > After a few hours, "utdesktop -lw" shows several DTUs in an error state. The > only fix for those is to terminate the idle UNIX session, then have the user > hit CTRL-Moon. >> Just Ctrl-Moon doesn't restore it? >> What does "idle UNIX session" mean exactly? >> Are you running kiosk policy? Or are users logging into Unix desktops first >> and then running uttsc manually? >> Have your DTUs upgraded to 5.2.1 firmware? What does utfwload show? Yes. Running utfwload shows: 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41 (It doesn't show anything for those units that are in an error state) > Running utload -r -t pseudo.<MAC> doesn't work -- I get: > > cat: cannot open /tmp/SUNWut/config/tokens/pseudo/<MAC> > Session ID cannot be determined. >> That's a surprising command to run in this circumstance. It's not a >> supported end-user command, and it's just for loading new firmware. >> Why are you trying to load new firmware? >> Why this way? >> -Bob Well, I was attempting to use utload to perform a remote CTRL-Moon so I didn't have to ask a user to do it. I had heard that it now supports the -r switch to reset. Thanks, Daniel _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
