NOTE: I am no longer actively spending days/hours of my time to maintain this script – there are too many different variations of Linux Distributions and they come. 【テスト協力のお願い】X11RDP-o-Matic Ubuntu 16.04 対応 Showing 1-8 of 8 messages.

Note: there is currently a bug that stops X11RDP installation on Debian 8.7: I recently posted about using RDP to connect to Debian 8 clients via xrdp and, things were going well until I tried to redirect session sound and then started looking into the default xrdp configuration; it turns out that the default xrdp package leveraged vnc yes, vnc. Surely there has to be a more effective way? This got my looking at x11rdp, which can provide native RDP connectivity with the following benefits: • Redirected sound • Redirected clipboard (copy paste between remote host and client) • Better visuals / performance (YMMV) • (to follow) use of Remote-FX for improved video playback etc. I came across, however this did not support Debian 8, but it gave me 90% of what I needed.

After a while of trying to figure out what was causing the script to fail on Debian 8, I to modify the “required packages” associated with the “–withjpeg” compile flag. Until this is committed, in some form, I have created a modified copy of the main script. All of the below is performed and tested on a vanilla Debian 8.6 machine, via a remote SSH console – your mileage may vary should your configuration not match. Datafit 9.0 Keygen.

Pre-flight checks / pre-requisites You’ll need to ensure you’re running KDE or XFCE. This will not work with GNOME. I’ve used sudo throughout this post, so install and add your non root user to the group (alternatively get all of my code snips and remove sudo!) – git is also used from the offset, so I have included this here. Apt-get install -y sudo git adduser sudo Log off and login again via SSH to refresh your groups, allowing sudo to work. Now update your Debian install prior to continuing to build and install x11rdp. Apt-get update apt-get dist-upgrade -y Download and Execute X11RDP-o-Matic # Download X11RDP-o-Matic git clone cd X11RDP-o-Matic # Download modified X11rdp-o-matic.sh and chmod +x wget chmod +x DEV-X11rdp-o-matic.sh # Build and install x11rdp and xrdp packages - this will take a while! Hi Chris, I have tried to follow your guide on a fresh debian 8. Ida Maria Grassi Saxophone Serial Numbers. 6 install in a Hyper-V based VM and ran into a few problems.

After a few hours of debugging I got XRDP working without the sound, which is a big win for me. I hope I can help others who run into these types of issues. First note, don’t use GNOME. It took me some searching to understand GNOME does not work nicely with XRDP. In my opinion this is due to incorrect handling of of the failing display-size reporting from xrandr, but I have not further investigated. When I configured the box with GNOME it first worked ok from the console, but after a reboot it started failing completely. I now use KDE and it works much better.

Second, in your rsa-key setup it says to use: RSAKEYS=/etc/xrdp/rsakeys.ini sudo xrdp-keygen xrdp /etc/xrdp/rsakeys.ini auto this doesn’t work (and me not looking at the output didn’t help in finding this the first time). You can either use: sudo xrdp-keygen xrdp /etc/xrdp/rsakeys.ini or sudo xrdp-keygen xrdp auto last, it’s a good idea to set the requested resolution in the RDP client, I am running a 2560×1440 session from a macbook pro and it’s stunning. I want to thank you for your great write-up.

It was by far the best guide so far for a workable linux GUI virtual desktop deployment. Best regards, Erwin •.

Hi Chris, Just did the audio part. All working now.

I noticed you mentioned the text in bold, which is not very clear in my browser. You might want to change it to something like: modify the 5.0 version to the appropriate version for you installation. In debian 8.6 this is pulse audio 5.0, so the title of the document kinda gives it away 😉 second thing tiny bit: “sudo sed -i ‘s/PULSE_DIR = /home/lk/pulseaudio-1.1/PULSE_DIR = /home/chris/Downloads/pulseaudio-5.0/g’ Makefile” the 2nd path refers to your home directory (which happens to be different from mine).

You might want to change the sed statement or mention something about it in the comments. I can’t get it to work in Konqueror yet, but it plays the test-sounds, so technically it works:). I am trying to setup xrdp on Debian 8 with your hints, but there seem to have changed some things: As does not exist anymore, the script terminates. I removed it and changed VERSION=0.9.1+master Second problem is, that the script terminates on compiling – I think, the patch-file does not fit anymore. If I try to compile without using all the core, the script terminates immediately. If I chose to user all the cores, I get: patching file buildx.sh Hunk #1 FAILED at 250.

1 out of 1 hunk FAILED — saving rejects to file buildx.sh.rej Can you give me a hint on how to proceed? Regards, TC •.