"Jan Blomqvist Kinander" jan.blomqvist@reactos.org wrote:
Opening many sessions in windows is really bad idea ... for kernel stuff and another csrss, smss problems ... terminal server blue screen, black screen, printers, etc ... so i have an idea for a workaround ...
Is open a session using createwinstation api ... in that session, create multiples desktops, using createdesktop api, in each desktop will be secure shell replacement, ejecuted using x user credentials (runas) ... the printing is gonna be universal virtual printers that receive the buffer from the win32, and send the emf or pdf to the client ...
Hi Jan & Gonzalo,
I'm no expert in this particular area, but don't You think it would be more logical to give each remote a winstation, and not just a desktop on a shared winstation ?
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* Love Nystrom love.nystrom@gmail.com schrieb:
Hi folks,
"Jan Blomqvist Kinander" jan.blomqvist@reactos.org wrote:
Opening many sessions in windows is really bad idea ... for kernel stuff and another csrss, smss problems ... terminal server blue screen, black screen, printers, etc ... so i have an idea for a workaround ...
Is open a session using createwinstation api ... in that session, create multiples desktops, using createdesktop api, in each desktop will be secure shell replacement, ejecuted using x user credentials (runas) ... the printing is gonna be universal virtual printers that receive the buffer from the win32, and send the emf or pdf to the client ...
Hi Jan & Gonzalo,
I'm no expert in this particular area, but don't You think it would be more logical to give each remote a winstation, and not just a desktop on a shared winstation ?
I'm not a win32 expert (just a GNU guy lurking on this list ;-)), but my approach would be simply putting the windows workloads into VMs and giving each user its own VM.
This probably would require more iron, but - assuming we're talking about an professional/production environment - this should be more cost-efficient than spending too much manpower into some solution w/ less iron.
BTW: my current customer (1+1) provides shared win32 hosting as well as win32 VMs. Maybe you could have a look at it.
cu
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Love Nystrom