Closed beerdedfellow closed 1 year ago
[12:47:38:663] [14459:061fa000] [ERROR][com.freerdp.core.connection] - Timeout waiting for activation
check your server configuration.
I didn’t assume the connectivity issue was the fault of freerdp, but why is it crashing my GUI?
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On Oct 12, 2022, at 10:42 PM, akallabeth @.***> wrote:
Closed #8305 as completed.
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@beerdedfellow which crash are you talking about? you just added a screenshot of some UI to display error return codes?
I can’t share a screenshot unfortunately because the entire GUI session crashes and I have to log back in. The screenshot I shared was from royalTSX, a gui that uses freerdp as a plug-in.
I’ve since gotten royalTSX to work, but still get the same failure message and GUI crash when executing xfreerdp on the command line. Presumably this is because it’s offering an ssh key (this was the problem with royal), but I’m not sure why freerdp would do that. I’m not specifying a key and no keys were loaded into my ssh agent (but why would ssh matter?). Any chance ssh keys interact with freerdp for some reason?
Appreciate the help.
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On Oct 13, 2022, at 8:07 AM, akallabeth @.***> wrote:
@beerdedfellow which crash are you talking about? you just added a screenshot of some UI to display error return codes?
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@beerdedfellow ssh key? which GUI
are we talking about? (mac? that would be even more strange there as xfreerdp
is X11
and could at most crash XQuartz
) and nothing in the log indicates something other than a normal program termination.
Describe the bug I am attempting to use freerdp with a gateway. The tunnel looks to be correctly provisioned through the gateway[1], but then when making the attempt to connect to the target device I get the
ERRCONNECT_CONNECT_CANCELLED
error and my user session crashes[2]. It might be interesting to note that my user session crashes and I have to log back in when I execute freerdp directly, but not when using RoyalTSX (though I get the exact same error).[1]
[2]
To Reproduce Execute freerdp. Example command:
/usr/local/bin/xfreerdp /cert-ignore /cert-tofu /auto-reconnect /auto-reconnect-max-retries:3 /clipboard /bpp:16 /size:1280x960 /log-level:DEBUG /g:xxx.gateway.xxx.com /gd:XXXXXXXXX /gu:xxxxxxxx /gp:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx /v:vts.xxx.xxx.xx.io:3389 /t:vts.xxx.xxx.xxx.io /d:XXXXXXXX /p:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx /u:xxxxxxxxxxxx
Expected behavior Connection successful. User session does not crash.
Screenshots
Application details
FreeRDP version (
xfreerdp /version
)Command line used
/usr/local/bin/xfreerdp /cert-ignore /cert-tofu /auto-reconnect /auto-reconnect-max-retries:3 /clipboard /bpp:16 /size:1280x960 /log-level:DEBUG /g:xxx.gateway.xxx.com /gd:XXXXXXXXX /gu:xxxxxxxx /gp:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx /v:vts.xxx.xxx.xx.io:3389 /t:vts.xxx.xxx.xxx.io /d:XXXXXXXX /p:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx /u:xxxxxxxxxxxx
Output of
xfreerdp /buildconfig
OS version connecting to (server side) Windows Server 2019
If available the log output from a run with
/log-level:trace 2>&1 | tee log.txt
freerdp_log.txtIf you built it yourself add some notes which tag/commit/branch you have used, also your cmake parameters and compiler can help Installed via homebrew
Environment (please complete the following information):
OS: [e.g. Linux/Windows/Android/..] OSX
Version/Distribution: [e.g. Debian 10, Windows 2008, Android 10] Monterey 12.6
Architecture: [amd64, arm]: arm
Additional context Troubleshooting with internal teams, nothing yet identified.