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On 02/27/2010 03:30 AM, Joseph wrote: |
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> On 02/27/10 03:15, Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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>> On 02/27/2010 01:52 AM, Joseph wrote: |
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>>> I'm installing Freenx and it will not install unless I enable in |
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>>> sshd_conf |
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>>> UsePAM yes (password authentication) |
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>>> What is the use use of ssh-key if I have to enable PAM? |
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>> FreeNX does not support SSH keys. It only uses one for its control user. |
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>> For an NX-based client/server that supports SSH keys, you might want |
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>> to look at x2go instead. Furthermore, FreeNX seems to be quite |
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>> inactive upstream (last update in 2008.) x2go is in the "nx" overlay. |
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> Do you know if x2go runs XFCE4? |
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> I installed Freenx but I'm not able to log-in :-( |
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> Do I login with user: NX or normal my user name to the server? |
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You login with the normal user. It's been a long time since I used |
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FreeNX though and don't remember its server configuration details. |
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> If x2go supports XFCE4 I will go with it :-> |
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The drop-down list here on the client shows "Gnome", "KDE", "LXDE", |
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"Windows terminal server" (lol), and "Custom". I suppose you need to |
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select "Custom" and provide the command that starts the XFCE desktop. |
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