Re: Terminal Server Client

On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 8:30 PM, Scott Ferguson <prettyfly.productions@gmail.com> wrote:

On 02/09/11 21:43, firstname lastname wrote:

Hi,

During the trial of connecting to the remote (Windows) desktop.

I used the terminal server client,

Please note: I have succeed in connecting many times before (no need
question about the setting and the Windows other side work functionally).

Just sometimes it failed to connect and showed me:�

ERROR: Channel_register
ERROR: getaddrinfo name or service not known

I googled, seems something concerns the avahi,
it suggested to try:

$ service avahi-daemon stop
bash: service: command not found

I don't know how to proceed further,

Thanks,

Z.

Depending on the choices you made during install become root (su or sudo) service won't run as a general user - it's just a short way of accessing /etc/init.d/whatever action

# service avahi-daemon stop

Are you in fact running Debian? (you quote Ubuntu in one of the other posts you made on this problem)

I am running debian wheezy. ( Sorry, I mis-thought the Ubuntu was derived from debian.)

Additionally I'd suggest you refer to posts more recent than 2005 when trying to solve problems ;-p

Please provide more information - which Debian are you running, what tool are you using for an RDP connection.

I accessed the RDP from Applications -> Internet -> Terminal server client,

I can't remember from which package I installed. I don't know how to access from terminal ( thanks for any hint).

Z.

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