hi again > We have looked into this issue at some length. Getting session zero > reconnected to the console is really only a workaround, albeit one that is > certainly worth providing for now. We have code that will do this,
sorry to admit that i dont run a current release so that is already built in? > but it > requires that session zero be automatically logged off if that session is > not connected to the console when a VNC connection comes in... jes. thats exactly what i m doing in two steps with what i fire from webserver. i agree that its a dirty workaround for a person that wants to switch between the remote control technologys very quickly like controlling a mediaplayer on a tv set via vnc while sitting on a desk but then running to the toilet and having to ajust the volume via a terminal client on a mobile phone... ;) for the question wheather the whole style is unsatisfying i wound reply with the answer for the question why somebody should at all have the stupid idea to run and use both vnc server and terminal server simultaneously. in my house live a couple of friends, they can use the central machine with lower priviliges for like burning dvds, listening to music, sending a fax or whatever via their own desktops connections. so they can use a ts session while i m not logged in and are to logoff themselves when they have finished but i can always join them from wherever i am on their desktops and keep control over what they do via vnc. and with this workaround i can logg them off in any situation so this style exactly meets my needs. i can imagine that many people that run this hybrid control have similar purposes. so what you are heading for is the possibility to disconnect from a ts session and make the same session respond and talk to a vnc connection again even without a connected rd client hmmmm that would be cool too... :) and again into the fog /joerg _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [email protected] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
