On Wednesday, January 29, 2020, 8:19:50 AM GMT+1, Nick Couchman <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I'd like to ask a related question, though. How can I disconnect a VNC >> connection from Guacamole without having to log out (from >> Guacamole, that is)? What I mean is that if I connect to several VNC servers >> from the Guacamole connection list and come back to the >> main panel (connection list), I can see the "recent" VNC connections, and >> they are all active (ie. if GUI programs are active then I can >> see them run from the "recent" thumbnails on each and every one of the >> sessions). > > Just because you can see the thumbnails of the screenshots on the Recent > Connections does *not* mean they are active. I see the same > thing for recent RDP connections, and I know they are not currently going.
...but my "recent thumbnails" are "moving".... In other words, I can see GUI activity. Furthermore, if I look at syslog while I'm in the "recent connections list", I do NOT see disconnections, but I do see messages such as: Jan 29 08:27:08 guacd[17456]: Server completed frame 80764106ms. Jan 29 08:27:08 guacd[17456]: User confirmation of frame 80764106ms received at 80764109ms (processing_lag=1ms) Jan 29 08:27:09 guacd[17456]: Server completed frame 80765116ms. Jan 29 08:27:09 guacd[17456]: User confirmation of frame 80765116ms received at 80765119ms (processing_lag=1ms) Jan 29 08:27:09 guacd[17456]: Received nop instruction Jan 29 08:27:10 guacd[17456]: Server completed frame 80766126ms. ...and so on... If I open more VNC connections and come back to the "recent list", I get even more of these messages. In fact, the connections are closed only when I "log out" of the Guacamole portal. And that's when I get my segmentation fault. Vieri --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
