Dear Darrell, >> It is 20111130 , that is before 20111131 - same as I've already >> installed. This it at least what gdebi says. > > 1.1 beta has just posted. Please re-test using that, just to make sure > we're on the same page.
Thanks - I have updated TurboVNC server (on RHEL 6.1 64bit) and the TurboVNC viewers (on Ubuntu 10.4 32 bit) but the problem persists. I've again taken care that no screensavers are turned on (not even on the server) and energy savings are off. When watching network traffic with tcpdump, I see the data packages flowing between server and clients for every mouse movement, but when the keyboard stalls I see nothing being sent from the client. Seems to be a problem on the client side, as we suspected. However, as we are not able to debug for ourselves the risk to pay for your help - considering that the diagnosis at the end might be "it's the ACPI on Ubuntu" - is a little too high for my boss, with all respect. He has seen me and colleagues "investing" or wasting several hours now and frankly, we want to get rather rid of TurboVNC if this is the standard. I'm in the office on Sunday now to try stuff out. I think we will simply restart the vncviewer via the powerbutton by modifying /etc/acpi/powerbtn.sh ... It would be even better if we could like to "remind" the vncviewer with that script to reconnect the keyboard with the server. Would that be possible? I'm already considering to look into the code myself.. :/ Andreas
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