[FreeNX-kNX] nxagent not receiving KeyRelease events
Tim Haegele
tim at lanfx.de
Mon Oct 30 11:16:55 UTC 2006
Hello Andrew,
is this bug you found the reason for the keyboard Problems many users have
(AltGr kombination sometimes doesnt work)?
Best greetings
Tim Hägele
Am Montag 30 Oktober 2006 03:10 schrieb Andrew Chuah:
> This is irritating... I'm genuinely trying to help nomachine fix a bug
> in their code, and there is no reply from anyone! Does anyone from
> nomachine actually read this list? As it stands currently, the using
> OSS nxagent/nxproxy to create an NX link is totally broken because of
> this bug (only on some platforms, perhaps). I've actually invested my
> whole weekend + 2 work days looking into the code and trying to
> understand it, so don't say I haven't tried.
>
> On 10/26/06, Andrew Chuah <hachuah at gmail.com> wrote:
> > More debug; for whatever reason, it looks like nxagentWakeupHandler is
> > not called during a KeyRelease event:
> >
> > nxagentWakeupHandler: Not reading the X events with count [1].
> > nxagentBlockHandler: Trying a timeout of [0] Ms with [4] bytes and count
> > [1]. nxagentBlockHandler: Former select timeout was [1500] Ms.
> > nxagentWakeupHandler: Flushing the NX link with [4] bytes and count [1].
> > nxagentWakeupHandler: Reading the X events with count [1].
> > nxagentDispatchEvents: Running
> > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [2].
> > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyPress event.
> > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 26 - state 0 - sym 61
> >
> > On 10/26/06, Andrew Chuah <hachuah at gmail.com> wrote:
> > > More debug done...
> > >
> > > When I first startup, I get:
> > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [2].
> > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyPress event.
> > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 26 - state 0 - sym 61
> > > KeyPress
> > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [3].
> > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyRelease event.
> > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 26 - state 0 - sym 61
> > > KeyRelease
> > >
> > > "KeyPress" & "KeyRelease" are fprintfs inserted into the NXevents.c
> > > code.
> > >
> > > I notice that it breaks (sometimes) upon window resizing. After it
> > > breaks, I notice that the KeyRelease/KeyPress debug messages are
> > > opposite of what they were before.
> > >
> > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [2].
> > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyPress event.
> > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 26 - state 0 - sym 61
> > > KeyPress
> > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [2].
> > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyPress event.
> > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 26 - state 0 - sym 61
> > > KeyRelease
> > > KeyPress
> > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [2].
> > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyPress event.
> > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 26 - state 0 - sym 61
> > > KeyRelease
> > > KeyPress
> > >
> > > I'm still trying to figure out how Event.c and NXevents.c are
> > > connected.
> > >
> > > -andrew
> > >
> > > On 10/26/06, Andrew Chuah <hachuah at gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > Hi,
> > > >
> > > > I'm trying to debug a problem in the OSS 2.1.0 nxagent/nxproxy
> > > > combination. When things are going well, I get:
> > > >
> > > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 26 - state 0 - sym 61
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [3].
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyRelease event.
> > > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 26 - state 0 - sym 61
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [2].
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyPress event.
> > > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 38 - state 0 - sym 62
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [3].
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyRelease event.
> > > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 38 - state 0 - sym 62
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [90].
> > > >
> > > > However, after awhile, I stop getting KeyRelease events...
> > > >
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [2].
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyPress event.
> > > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 29 - state 0 - sym 66
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [2].
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyPress event.
> > > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 29 - state 0 - sym 66
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [2].
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyPress event.
> > > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 29 - state 0 - sym 66
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new event type [2].
> > > > nxagentDispatchEvents: Going to handle new KeyPress event.
> > > > nxagentCheckSpecialKeystroke: got code 29 - state 0 - sym 66
> > > >
> > > > This seems to be causing my Ctrl/Shift/Alt keys to become sticky.
> > > >
> > > > I'm running this on the remote host:
> > > > nxagent -R -display
> > > > nx/nx,link=modem,pack=4k-png-jpeg-1,nodelay=1,limit=0:1000 :2000 &
> > > > xterm &
> > > >
> > > > On the local host:
> > > > nxproxy -S <remote host>:1000
> > > >
> > > > Any ideas on how to continue to debug this would be great!
> > > >
> > > > thx
> > > > andrew
>
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