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jbfoley, good to hear it helped
I had a similar issue with it being extremely slow and found disabling the
keyring fixed the problem (unchecked Options->Use Keyring in gnome-rdp). I have
about 150 Session names and none of them have a saved password.
At the bottom of the script I set use keyring
Scratch that last post: Mick's script worked on the second try after a
reboot. I was using several different backups of the original .gnome-
rdp.db to try the different methods and probably used one that had been
partially processed already as the seed for the script.
Aaron's method still did not
I've tried both methods (Mick's and Aaron's) and both result in gnome-
rdp becoming unresponsive when it is restarted.
I had encountered this same problem when going from 7.04 to 8.10 and
solved it in a similar way, by re-importing the database in a different
version (I'll edit in the reference if
Sorry there was a typo in that last comment. It should of been:
mv ~/.gnome-rdp.db ~/.gnome-rdp.old.db
#Open gnome-rdp to create new database, then click File->Quit
gnome-rdp
sqlite ~/.gnome-rdp.old.db ".dump session" | fgrep INSERT | sqlite3
~/.gnome-rdp.db
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Error:file is encrypted or is not
There also appears to be a few schema changes in the session table.
The length of a few fields were changed from 30 to 300 (apparently length on a
varchar in sqlite is only cosmetic, so it probably wont affect anything)
I used the following to get gnome-rdp to create the new database, and
then j
** Changed in: gnome-rdp (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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The newer gnome-rdp should automatically add the appOptions table on
startup if it's not already present.
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Same problem here after upgrading to jaunty from intrepid.
Aaron, thanks for the quick fix.
It should be trivial to add a database check and upgrade process to the app.
Anybody know Mono?
At the very least, a shell script based upon Aarons procedure that a person can
be instructed to run. I woul
Thanks for the pointer Alex--I wasn't sure what the problem was--but I
do know databases.
I compared the old database to a new one on a clean install. Apparently
it's not just sqlite2 vs sqlite3--there's also a table used by the new
version that must be created.
I have a quick work-around below-
New version of gnome-rdp uses sqlite 3.x, but database file .gnome-rdp.db (in
user's home) has version 2.x.
You can move file .gnome-rdp.db to .gnome-rdp-2.db and gnome-rdp will work, but
you need to create sessions again.
Can someone tell how can I export data from sqlite database 2.x and import
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