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Remote desktop, not sharing desktop, how ?! [solved] (programming.dev)

submitted 5 days ago* (last edited 5 days ago) by SpongeB0B@programming.dev to c/linux@lemmy.ml

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Hi,

I'm trying, without success so far, to initiate (or reconnect to an existing one) a remote desktop session (xfce here)

I've tried rustdesk, but this is sharing desktop[^1]

I've tried nomachine, but even if it's look like it can do Remote desktop[^2] I see the login screen, and screen of the active user :/ not the one I give crendential for...

Xrdp fail.. plain and simple..

Is that possible or am I dreaming ?

Thanks.

[^1]: an active user (in front of the computer) can share his desktop with someone remotly, both are seeing the same. Generally the all screen is sended to the remote user trough video compress.

[^2]: a remote user can connect this his desktop session held (or not) open on the server. A user sitting in front of the acced computer and the remote user, do not see the same ! like tty

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[–] brickfrog@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2 points 5 days ago

Some ideas for the future

Xrdp fail… plain and simple…

Xrdp usually works fine, you should try to find any specific error messages or logs. Xrdp also runs a service so you could also see if the service itself is running or what it's status is (systemctl status xrdp).

For me Xrdp did fail when I initially tried to run it. I don't remember the exact error being produced but there was something wrong with the port number xrdp wanted to use.. in the end I had to stop the service, edit /etc/xrdp/xrdp.ini and set the port to a specific port number without using vsock. xrdp by default was set to use vsock ports which wasn't working for for me.