[FreeNX-kNX] Connecting to existing session

[Tomi]

woav. that sounds like complicated. Since I and my father are using the
remote desktop thing and he needs to only click an icon and be set. Its
ashame that FREENX couldnt be the answer to my wishes and apperantly my
server will have to remain Win2k3 server :(
As long as something faster is offered. This is sad thing 4M. Since I was
really looking forward to deleting Win2k3 and just have UBUNTU DAPPER
configured as a SERVER

On 03/07/06, Alastair Johnson <alastair at solutiontrax.com> wrote:
>
> I think you understand correctly - both nxserver and nxclient running on
> the
> same machine, with the client connecting to the server to use a session
> that
> can be taken over by a remote client. If you set the server up to
> autologin
> to a guest account that can only run the nxclient it would give you
> something
> very similar to a login screen. Note that I haven't tried running it like
> this ;-)
>
> I don't remember whether or not the client gui will let you grab an
> existing
> session off another client after authentication. It might just be as easy
> as
> picking the session you want from the list of available sessions.
>
> If not, you can ssh into the server and suspend the existing session:
>         nxserver --suspend <username>
> This would suspend all sessions for that user, but you can do this by
> individual session if you have multiple sessions open. Now (after a short
> pause...) you can connect with the client and resume the suspended
> session.
>
> On Monday 03 July 2006 18:50, Tomi wrote:
> > Let me see if I understand U correctly:
> >
> > I install NX client on the server. And then thru it connect to nxserver.
> > But then how would I access the same session from another client
> computer?
> >
> > On 03/07/06, Alastair Johnson <alastair at solutiontrax.com> wrote:
> > > You could run the NX client on the server so that all your sessions on
> > > the server are through NX.
> > >
>
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