Ok...

I figured out the problem.  It was the perms on the /tmp dir... The  
session must be created and managed in /tmp.

Everything seems hunky-dorey now!




Quoting Chris <cjd...@brokensolstice.com>:

> Hello.
>
> I am running xrdp 4.1 and have been for some time now.  I migrated
> this box to another piece of hardware, and everything seems to be
> running just fine -- except xrdp.
>
> Everytime I try to connect, it errors out.  Running sesman with debug
> in the fore-ground + running xrdp in the foreground gets me this:
> -----------------------------------------------------------------
> # ./sesman -n
> starting sesman in foregroud...
> sesman config:
>          ListenAddress:            127.0.0.1
>          ListenPort:               3350
>          EnableUserWindowManager:  1
>          UserWindowManager:        startwm.sh
>          DefaultWindowManager:     startwm.sh
>          AuthFilePath:             disabled
> Xvnc parameters:
>          Parameter 00                   -bs
>          Parameter 01                   -ac
> X11rdp parameters:
>          Parameter 00                   -bs
>          Parameter 01                   -ac
> logging configuration:
>          LogFile:       ./sesman.log
>          LogLevel:      4
>          EnableSyslog:  1
>          SyslogLevel:   4
> security configuration:
>          AllowRootLogin:       0
>          MaxLoginRetry:        4
>          TSUsersGroup:         86
>          No TSAdminsGroup defined
> session configuration:
>          MaxSessions:                 10
>          KillDisconnected:            0
>          IdleTimeLimit:               0
>          DisconnectedTimeLimit:       0
> [20090727-22:56:34] [INFO ] starting signal handling thread...
> [20090727-22:56:34] [INFO ] signal handler thread started successfully
> [20090727-22:56:34] [CORE ] starting sesman with pid 5476
> [20090727-22:56:34] [INFO ] listening...
> [20090727-22:57:56] [INFO ] scp thread on sck 6 started successfully
> pre auth[20090727-22:57:56] [INFO ] granted TS access to user sciotech
> [20090727-22:57:56] [INFO ] starting Xvnc session...
> pam_open_session failed: Cannot make/remove an entry for the   
> specified session
> [20090727-22:57:56] [INFO ] starting sessvc - xpid=5493 - wmpid=5492
>
> [sessvc] Setting signal handler
>
> [sessvc] Waiting for X (pid 5493) and WM (pid 5492)
> [20090727-22:57:57] [ERROR] another Xserver is already active on display 10
> [20090727-22:57:57] [DEBUG] aborting connection...
> [20090727-22:57:57] [INFO ] session 5491 - user sciotech - terminated
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> I get no error output whatsoever from "xrdp -nodaemon"
>
> The two errors:
> pam_open_session failed: Cannot make/remove an entry for the   
> specified session
> another Xserver is already active on display 10
>
> I don't know if this is a pam error or an X error.  VNC works fine
> when I use it alone (without xrdp) -- even on display :10... so it
> does not appear to be a vnc error.  Oh yes, and it does this for all
> users on the system.
>
> Does X, pam VNC or Sesman drop files to manage sessions?  Maybe I need
> to clean some up, but I cannot find anything.  I have dumped
> everything in /tmp
> I appreciate the help.
>
> Thanks.
>
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