[X2Go-Dev] Bug#1322: RFE: Allow setting nxagent nx/nx options on the server via x2goagent.options

[Orion Poplawski]

Package: x2goserver
Persion: 4.1.0.2
Tags: patch

The attached patch allows the setting of nxagent nx/nx options on the server
via x2goagent.options. Very useful for being able to set sleep=0.

[Ulrich Sibiller]

Well, it should be a session specific setting which means it should be
implemented at the client side and passed to the server from there.
But it is a start...

Not directIy related to your changes: I am wondering why this piece
of code always sets client=linux although this is server-side code!?

Uli

Post by Orion Poplawski
Package: x2goserver
Persion: 4.1.0.2
Tags: patch
The attached patch allows the setting of nxagent nx/nx options on the server
via x2goagent.options. Very useful for being able to set sleep=0.
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[Mike Gabriel]

Hi,

Post by Ulrich Sibiller

Post by Orion Poplawski
Package: x2goserver
Persion: 4.1.0.2
Tags: patch
The attached patch allows the setting of nxagent nx/nx options on the server
via x2goagent.options. Very useful for being able to set sleep=0.

Well, it should be a session specific setting which means it should be
implemented at the client side and passed to the server from there.
But it is a start...
Not directIy related to your changes: I am wondering why this piece
of code always sets client=linux although this is server-side code!?
Uli

I agree with Uli, that the sleep option needs to be integrated into
X2Go Client's / PyHoca-GUI's UI. However, the patch provided by Orion
gives site admins the possibility to fine-tune the server-side defaults.

If a session gets attached to from the client-side, the nx/nx options
passed to nxproxy override the system defaults IIRC. So, adding sleep
support to X2Go Client is a second step.

/me raises his thumb for applying this patch.

Mike