[ rdesktop-Bugs-2829857 ] Add "-a 32" option in the man page

Bugs item #2829857, was opened at 2009-07-30 19:23
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Category: Command Line
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
>Priority: 2
Private: No
Submitted By: Sylvain Avril (savril)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
>Summary: Add "-a 32" option in the man page

Initial Comment:
My TS connections to a Win 2008 TS Server always ended up with 16 bit color depth even if I configured 24 bits.
I was lauching it via GUI (like Gnome RDP) which passed "-a 24" argument to rdesktop.
I had to launch rdesktop with "-a 32" to have a 24 bit depth on Win 2008.
The man page of rdesktop state that color depth could be : 8,  15,  16  or  24.

Perhaps this a mistake in the man page (rdesktop support 8,  15,  16  or  32) or this is a limitation of Win 2008 (win 2008 support 16 or 32, not 24).
So according to the upper reason, 32 should be added or 24 removed in the man page

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>Comment By: Sylvain Avril (savril)
Date: 2009-07-31 16:33

Message:
Investigating a little further, I found that windows XP support 24 bits
connection but not 32 bits.
Whereas Windows 2008 (and probably Vista) need 32 bits and do not support
24 bits.

So, "-a 24" and "-a 32" are both valid options.

Please, could you change the man page to add 32 bits to the possible
options of the "-a" argument ?

Thanks

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