On 6/19/2010 3:42 PM, Vincent Bernat wrote:
OoO En cette nuit nuageuse du dimanche 20 juin 2010, vers 00:36, Murtaza Munaim<mur...@gmail.com> disait :A xrdp client connects to the xrdp server, and preliminary authentication details and encryption semantics are exchanged. Then, the xrdp server connects to sesman, who authenticates the user, and selects an existing session or creates a new Xvnc session. Then the connection from xrdp to sesman is dropped.If you are using a VNC server, you can try to launch it with "-once" parameter. It should be stopped when the connection is dropped.Use a VNC server for? The main RDP server connection? No, we are using xrdp for the server. If I misunderstood your question, please rectify it.You speak of "new Xvnc session". I assume that you are using VNC as a backend (and not x11rdp). Therefore, a VNC server is spawned by sesman when connecting to xrdp. If you passe "-once" parameter to this VNC server, it will be killed when the client will disconnect.
Interesting. Ill try this and see how it works. Thanks -Murtaza
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