Closed ElioLopez closed 1 year ago
The obvious thing would be SELinux, but you say that's disabled.
Out-of-the-box, you'll need to edit /etc/pam.d/xrdp-sesman
to get the necessary SELinux transition in place. We can get to that later.
A couple of initial questions:-
1) Is home directory creation working OK?
2) Presumably everything is OK if you log in on the console with GNOME and the elio.lopez@domain.org
user?
Also, if you install xterm, there's a handy debugging aid in /usr/libexec/xrdp/startwm.sh
. You can uncomment the exec xterm
line near the start, and that should give you an interactive shell after the xrdp login you can use to poke around, check you've got a home directory, etc.
@ElioLopez - any progress on this?
Hello, I'm trying to make xrdp availabe for normal users in fedora 35 with gnome, connecting from windows rdp 10.8 It works for local users, but when trying to use it for ad authenticated users I just get a weird message: from within gnome saying that something has gone wrong". I have the following logs available:
sorry for the long logs, but I think that the following line may be relevant:
Not sure on how to remediate that problem.
I've already added the ad mandatory lines to sssd.conf, and the ad auth through ssh is working:
selinux is disabled, just to make sure that it does not interfere I was able to make it work for rocky linux 8.4 with the same config.
here is my config files:
not sure what additional configs are necessary for fedora to make it work. (polkit maybe?) Thanks!