Am 21.02.2012 22:09, schrieb Heinz-M. Graesing:
Hello Stefan,
Am 21.02.2012 15:51, schrieb [email protected]:
Hi List,
Using the "sessions" file is the default for Linux and AFAIK also for
Mac OS X, so why the variation in x2goclient.exe?
The "registry db" is the official recommended place to store application
settings on this platform.
This means that people (and applications) working with this system are
looking for such information inside the registry - not an ini file.
There is no way to "preseed" a user profile, though, aside from some
hacks using reg.exe and a login script, as everything gets written to
HKEY_CURRENT_USER. You cannot set a domain- or machine-specific
default/template (the User named ".Default" does not what one might
think it does ;-)) . Also, once it is written to HKEY_CURRENT_USER, the
user can change it at will, there is no way to set it to read-only
(while there is --no-session-edit, there's nothing to stop the user from
clicking on x2goclient.exe directly).
Then again, the problem should become moot in about three weeks time,
when selectively publishing applications becomes available. ;-)
As this option is already is introduced I think a second option can only
be introduced as "optional".
Or, you could add an autosensing capability: If there's a sessions file
present, pick that, if not, write to the registry. That way, copying a
sessions file / touching an empty file in the default location would
tell x2goclient that it should refrain from storing data in the registry.
-Stefan
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