Cerpin TaxT
September 15th, 2010, 02:32 AM
Hello all -
I'm in need of help. I have an ubuntu box that is serving as a terminal with only one purpose - to establish a remote connection with a windows 2k8 server and run a application that allows people to check into a warehouse. I set up the computer to launch rdesktop via the command line upon login. I accomplished this by setting up terminal to run on login with the connection command as the default. It works fine, a bit hacked together, but more than enough to accomplish what I want.
My problem is that after a period of sitting the connection times out. The computer makes no announcement before the connection is closed - and you actually have no idea that the connection is closed because it will display whatever was last on the screen until you start typing or move the mouse.
I checked the windows side of things and all of settings seem to be correct. I honestly believe that the issue is being caused by rdesktop.
Has anyone had an issue like this or can point me in the right direction? I'm pretty lost at this point.
Thanks in advance.
I'm in need of help. I have an ubuntu box that is serving as a terminal with only one purpose - to establish a remote connection with a windows 2k8 server and run a application that allows people to check into a warehouse. I set up the computer to launch rdesktop via the command line upon login. I accomplished this by setting up terminal to run on login with the connection command as the default. It works fine, a bit hacked together, but more than enough to accomplish what I want.
My problem is that after a period of sitting the connection times out. The computer makes no announcement before the connection is closed - and you actually have no idea that the connection is closed because it will display whatever was last on the screen until you start typing or move the mouse.
I checked the windows side of things and all of settings seem to be correct. I honestly believe that the issue is being caused by rdesktop.
Has anyone had an issue like this or can point me in the right direction? I'm pretty lost at this point.
Thanks in advance.