Re: [Thinstation-general] bblauch seg fault

[Trevor B. <tr...@ba...>]

On Thu, 2008-07-24 at 18:58 +0200, jolteroli wrote:
> Hi ppl,
> 
> in ts-2.3beta2 as in ts-2.2.1 the bblaunch segfaults. 

First time I have heard of the issue in 2.2.1. Nice to get feedback so
that we can fix errors. I guess no-one has tried the 2 session on
different workspaces for a while... :-)

It looks like that version of bblaunch doesn't like the current version
of blackbox, and I can't seem to find any updated source....

> We've tried to start 
> various non-fullscreen rdesktops sessions in various blackbox workspaces, so 
> the users can switch between the sesion by the toolbar. The first session 
> comes up (not bblaunched), but any following does not (bblaunched). Here the 
> interesting part of the boot.log
> 
> --------------------------------------------
> xset -display :0 m 3 1
> Running blackbox
> blackbox_startup
> Running rdesktop
> rdesktop -k de 192.168.0.10 -P -a 24 -x 0x2 -g 1280x1003
> WARNING: rdp_out_unistr: iconv_open[ISO-8859-1 -> UTF-16LE] fail -1
> Running rdesktop
> bblaunch --workspace 2 "rdesktop -k de 192.168.0.10 -P -a 24 -x 0x2 -g 
> 1280x1003"
> Segmentation fault
> --------------------------------------------
> 
> This log is generated by the following sessions
> 
> --------------------------------------------
> SESSION_0_TITLE="BlackBox"
> SESSION_0_TYPE=blackbox
> SESSION_0_SCREEN=0
> SESSION_0_AUTOSTART=On
> SESSION_0_ICON=Off
> 
> SESSION_1_TITLE="WS1"
> SESSION_1_TYPE=rdesktop
> SESSION_1_AUTOSTART=On
> SESSION_1_ICON=On
> SESSION_1_WORKSPACE=1
> SESSION_1_RDESKTOP_SERVER=192.168.0.10
> SESSION_1_RDESKTOP_OPTIONS="-P -a 24 -x 0x2 -g 1280x1003"
> 
> SESSION_2_TITLE="WS2"
> SESSION_2_TYPE=rdesktop
> SESSION_2_AUTOSTART=On
> SESSION_2_ICON=On
> SESSION_2_WORKSPACE=2
> SESSION_2_RDESKTOP_SERVER=192.168.0.10
> SESSION_2_RDESKTOP_OPTIONS="-P -a 24 -x 0x2 -g 1280x1003"
> --------------------------------------------
> 
> Any ideas?

Nothing to do with bblaunch (I am investigating that), but 
- having 2 simultaneous sessions with -P shouldn't work. They will try
and share the same cache and fall over
- do you mean -x or -X (as -x means quality - l(an), m(odem) etc), I'm
not sure what 0x2 converts to. If -X, not sure what this will do for you
other than cause it to crash as your X session is likely to be 0x0

Good Luck
Trevor B

> 
> -jolt
> 
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