SZABO Zsolt
2015-08-13 10:13:50 UTC
Hi,
I use ltsp from debian jessie. LTSP terminals both served ldm login and
rdesktop to a windows server:
[default]
SERVER = 192.168.3.2
RDP_SERVER = 192.168.3.3
RDP_OPTIONS = "-f -a 16 -k hu -r sound:local"
SCREEN_04 = rdesktop
SCREEN_05 = ldm
SCREEN_DEFAULT = 05
...
Now, I see that xfreerdp preferred to
rdesktop and I am just trying to convert the old RDP_OPTIONS according to
xfreerdp man:
RDP_OPTIONS = "/f /bpp:16 /kbd:0x040E /vc:rdpsnd,sys:alsa"
SCREEN_04 = xfreerdp
however, I am not sure whether this is right.
Moreover, I am wondering whether it is possible to share the USB drives
through freerdp, and what is its correct parameters?
The USB sticks can be accessed after ldm login without problem,
and a terminal is mostly used either for ldm or for freerdp login
exclusively.
TIA,
I use ltsp from debian jessie. LTSP terminals both served ldm login and
rdesktop to a windows server:
[default]
SERVER = 192.168.3.2
RDP_SERVER = 192.168.3.3
RDP_OPTIONS = "-f -a 16 -k hu -r sound:local"
SCREEN_04 = rdesktop
SCREEN_05 = ldm
SCREEN_DEFAULT = 05
...
Now, I see that xfreerdp preferred to
rdesktop and I am just trying to convert the old RDP_OPTIONS according to
xfreerdp man:
RDP_OPTIONS = "/f /bpp:16 /kbd:0x040E /vc:rdpsnd,sys:alsa"
SCREEN_04 = xfreerdp
however, I am not sure whether this is right.
Moreover, I am wondering whether it is possible to share the USB drives
through freerdp, and what is its correct parameters?
The USB sticks can be accessed after ldm login without problem,
and a terminal is mostly used either for ldm or for freerdp login
exclusively.
TIA,
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Zsolt
Zsolt