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Anonymous
2006-06-08
2013-06-05
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2006-06-08

    trying to make connection from xp to my linux box fedora core5.

    here is log output
    #cat /usr/local/xrdp/*log
    [20060607-22:11:38] [DEBUG] granted TS access to user mark
    [20060607-22:11:38] [DEBUG] starting Xvnc session...
    [20060607-22:11:40] [DEBUG] session 8186 - user mark - terminated

    in the xrdp window connection log says:
    sesman started a session
    connecting to 127.0.0.1 5910
    error - problem connecting

    I have read all other posts and nothing worked for me yet .

    What should I try next?

     
    • Jay Sorg

      Jay Sorg - 2006-06-08

      This looks like a problem with startwm.sh.
      Check that file to see if it is right for your window manager.

      /usr/local/xrdp/startwm.sh

       
      • Anonymous

        Anonymous - 2006-06-10

        I have gnome desktop Fedora core 5
        what should i chance it to?

        #!/bin/sh

        # edit this file to run whatever window manager you want
        # defaults to running kde

        # for kde
        if [ -d /opt/kde3/bin ]; then
          export PATH=/opt/kde3/bin:$PATH
        fi
        if [ -d /opt/kde/bin ]; then
          export PATH=/opt/kde/bin:$PATH
        fi
        if [ "'which startkde'" != "" ]; then
          startkde
          exit 0
        fi
        if [ "'which kde'" != "" ]; then
          kde
          exit 0
        fi

        # gnome
        #if [ "'which gnome'" != "" ]; then
        #  gnome
        #  exit 0
        #fi

        # blackbox
        #if [ "'which blackbox'" != "" ]; then
        #  blackbox
        #  exit 0
        #fi

        # fvwm95
        #if [ "'which fvwm95'" != "" ]; then
        #  fvwm95
        #  exit 0
        #fi

        # fall back on xterm
        if [ "'which xterm'" != "" ]; then
          xterm
          exit 0
        fi

         
    • Jay Sorg

      Jay Sorg - 2006-06-10

      it should look like this

      #!/bin/sh

      gnome-session

       
    • Anonymous

      Anonymous - 2006-06-10

      Awesome ... !!!

      This is works great now.
      Nice work here.

      thanks

       

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