On Tue, Feb 20, 2018 at 06:32:22AM +0100, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote: > [Wolfgang Schweer] > > IIRC, for connections to a system that runs Nomachine technology (not > > part of Debian) the utmp/wtmp files are not used by design (on the > > system running NX server). Instead, NX keeps track of the forwarded > > sessions itself. > > Updating utmp/wtmp is not only for 'keeping track of sessions', it is > also used by shutdown and other systems to know who to notify when > taking down a host or notify logged in users in other cases. Yes, I know. This has been an issue years ago when I used freeNX (the first open source NX server implementation) at school; it was always needed to care for it manually using some tool to list running sessions. It doesn't seem to have been improved with recent implementations. > If NX do not update utmp/wtmp for logged in users, I would claim that > NX is broken, and if it is by design, then NX is broken by design. Right. This bug should be reassiged to the x2go-server package, but then the package isn't part of Debian... Wolfgang
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