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Unable to log in when using a different domain name #2981
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Gonna answer my own issue. This was solved by putting the following lines in my
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Reopening this issue for a related issue (let me know if you guys would rather I open a new one). So, different username formats, i.e |
Thanks for raising this @blaizmannen It's a known issue with v0.9.x, although hard to find - see #1823. The It's been fixed for the upcoming v0.10.x release, where we use a UID as the user identifier rather than the user name. |
Thanks for the reply @matt335672 and sharing the appropriate link. What would the timeline be on releasing |
At the moment 0.10.x is undergoing user acceptance testing. I can't give you exact timings, but I'd expect it to be of the order of days/weeks rather than weeks/months. |
@blaizmannen v0.10.0-beta.1 is out! I can't promise the date but would like to make an official release in March. |
xrdp version
0.9.17
Detailed xrdp version, build options
Operating system & version
Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
Installation method
dnf / apt / zypper / pkg / etc
Which backend do you use?
xorg
What desktop environment do you use?
GNOME
Environment xrdp running on
AWS EC2 instance
What's your client?
macOS Sonoma 14.3
Area(s) with issue?
No response
Steps to reproduce
Our users should be able to log in with username format of
user.name
oruser.name@mydomain.com
. A user's very first log in will work, because there are no sessions stored prior. (We use this open source script to detect active/disconnected sessions in xrdp).Let us say we log in as
user.name
:If we log out and log back in again using the same user format, it is still fine. XRDP remembers this old disconnected process and lets us use this for our next login.
But, when we log in as
user.name@company.com
:It spawns a new session and we are met with a black screen on log in. Which I assume is because there is already an existing session with the same username.
✔️ Expected Behavior
New xrdp session to be successfully started anytime a user logs in.
❌ Actual Behavior
Black screen when a different user name format has been used, when there is a disconnected session of that same user.
Anything else?
Logs
sssd_domain.com.log
xrdp-sesman.log
xrdp.log
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