Every session uses its own VNC password, so keep then in separate files.
The old style password file uses the user's password encrypted with a
known key. Since we are not replacing it anymore, we should remove it.
self->line_size should be calculated in xrdp_bitmap_create_with_data()
The code was in the original noorders branch but got lost. Without this
fix, the image is garbled.
The client should be configured with compression disabled, or it will
disconnect. That's a known problem.
The removal of "xserverbpp=24" from the Xorg entry lead to a regression.
Clients with a different bpp would not reconnect to an xorgxrdp session
if the client's bpp is different, even though xorgxrdp is always using 24
bpp.
Imply "xserverbpp=24" for "code=20" in xrdp.ini.
Setting autorun to empty keeps X11rdp as the default backend for
autologin (since it's the first section), but it also enables the backend
selection by the domain name.
Describe the autorun interaction with the domain name both in the config
file and in the manual.
Since libpainter is going to become a subpackage, we can make librfxcodec
a subpackage as well.
With this change, librfxcodec is configured, built and linked to xrdp
automatically if enabled by "--enable-rfxcodec"
librfxcodec is packaged by "make dist" regardless of "--enable-rfxcodec"
librfxcodec/confgure is run unconditionally, it's needed for "make dist"
to work. But librfxcodec is only compiled if enabled.
- remove test on filename for xauth as we know what we send
- better names for variables in xauth
- if xauth fails, exit sesman
- g_bytes_to_hexstr returns a null-teminated string, don't set it twice.
If the image width is not divisible by 4, the image is padded to the next
multiple of 4. The additional pixels are filled with the colors of the
last pixel in the row.
The last pixel colors may not be initialized if the width is 0. In this
case, the would be no padding, but the compiler doesn't know that.
Add a check that the width is more that 0 before filling the padding.
The git protocol is so limited that GitHub doesn't show it when selecting "Clone
of download". It may be blocked by strict firewalls, whereas https would work
almost certainly. Pushing code is not allowed over git protocol, but it's
possible over https with a tocken.