Re: Win32, Alt-Sysreq & Terminal Servers

Oh I see.

I haven't tried but I don't think the active x have the issue since the way 
the keyboard handling is done is quite different.

If you can verify that the modification as no side-effect, I can check-in 
it.

M-A

"Naylor Robert" <robert.naylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a 
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> I've found what appears to be a fix.  It works for ICA and ICA>RDP 
> Haven't tested it yet on only RDP or the terminals we use (only got chance 
> to have a real look at it during the last 30mins of work and only found 
> the fix in the last few mins).
>
> static keystroke_to_msg keyup2msg[] =
> {
> /*  KeyState    Win32 VirtKey    5250 key     ctx ext  */
>   { 0,          VK_CONTROL,      K_RESET    , 0, 0 },
>   { 0,          VK_CONTROL,      K_FIELDEXIT, 0, 1 },
>   { VK_MENU,    VK_SNAPSHOT,     K_SYSREQ,    1, 0 },
>   { VK_MENU,    VK_SNAPSHOT,     K_SYSREQ,    1, 1 },
>   { 0,          VK_SNAPSHOT,     K_PRINT,     1, 0 },
>   { -1, -1 },
> };
>
> Anyway it would appear via RDP/ICA ext needs setting to 1 to pick up the 
> key-combo.  I'll try got a proper test in to monday just to see if it mess 
> anything up and if it can be used on RDP only and at the console.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Naylor Robert
> Sent: Thu 3/9/2006 12:16 PM
> To: 'linux5250@xxxxxxxxxxxx'
> Subject: Win32, Alt-Sysreq & Terminal Servers
>
> Just noticed a problem - alt-sys request doesn't seem to do anything when 
> using tn5250 via a terminal servers (both RDP and ICA).  On the same 
> terminal at the console this works.
>
> Nothing appears in the trace file when the keys are pressed.   The same 
> key combinations works fine for teemtalk (another 5250 emulator).
>
> Any hints?  While I'm very rusty at c coding (nor did I ever get to the 
> level required for this sort of project), but I have patched the code for 
> destructive backspaces using the patch from the mailing list, so I can 
> re-compile the code if needed.
>
> (I've tested the normal version to make sure the changes this didn't cause 
> the problem).
>
> I've tried the unix_sysreq option and this works, however this is not an 
> acceptable work around according to the Projects team.  Its either get 
> this working or buy some very expensive site licenses :S
>
>
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