At least in my testing, IdleSinceHint is 0 for the SSH sessions that the
TurboVNC Viewer creates for tunneling, so I doubt that any of those
sessions would stop the suspend. Also, the SSH sessions (and associated
logind sessions) created for tunneling only persist while the TurboVNC
Viewer is
hello DRC,
thank you for looking into this issue! A colleague and I tried the setup
again (we are both in HO),
and we also cannot see a login session generated by (turbo-)VNC. Probably
this is never generated,
and we were wrong :-/
Are you saying that a TurboVNC session that uses ssh tunneling li
I can't make the TurboVNC sessions show up with 'loginctl list-sessions'
at all. The only thing I see in that list are GDM and the SSH sessions,
so there will be a login session associated with a TurboVNC session only
if there is an active connection to that TurboVNC session that uses SSH
tunn
I’ll look into it, but my previous message was fishing for advice regarding how to set the boolean idle state based on the non-boolean idle time, since TurboVNC already measures the latter. I presume that other applications do this based on an idle timeout? But I also presume that the timeout would
Dear DRC,
you _might_ be able to use xprintidle (https://github.com/g0hl1n/xprintidle)
for that (if that honors the VNC session and the X session reports
correctly).
You can copy code from it because it is GPL-2.
One simulteanous session per user would indeed be a problem for me ;-)
Since we hav
It seems like it may be possible by calling SetIdleHint(), but I’m not sure what criteria I should use to determine the idle state. Also, I need to do some testing to determine whether it is necessary to use the login D-Bus instance with this, which would limit you to one simultaneous session per u
Dear turbovnc developers/users,
dear DRC,
we are using systemd-logind's suspend mechanism for setting idle computers
to sleep. This works with ssh and physical sessions, but not with (T)VNC
sessions (the vncserver computer will go to sleep even if you are
interacting
with the desktop in the VNC se
