Re: intermittent dropped connections

Thanks for the response Chris.

I actually have been running via the command line.  No real useful
info that I see.  When I start up, I see this:
autoselected keyboard map en-us
WARNING: Remote desktop does not support colour depth 24; falling back to 16

When the screen freeze happens, I usually don't see anything on the
command line.  However, occasionally, I see this:
ERROR: recv: Connection reset by peer

Agree that this feels like a networking issue.  But, I'd love to be
able to pinpoint that better with some diagnostics of some kind.

On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 6:03 AM, Christopher Roberts
<[email protected]> wrote:
> On Friday 11 Mar 2011, Mike Lenner wrote:
>> Periodically, my rdesktop connection drops.  Normally, the symptom is
>> just that my screen freezes and I no longer can access the windows
>> machine.  I force kill rdesktop and then re-connect and I'm back up
>> and running.
>>
>> I'm just not sure where to turn in terms of debugging this behaviour.
>> Are there log files for rdesktop?  A way to run it in "verbose" mode?
>> Or, has anyone seen this before?  Any help would be greatly
>> appreciated.
>>
>> rdesktop: version 1.6.0
>> linux: Fedora, Linux 2.6.35.11-83.fc14.x86_64
>> windows: Windows 7 Professional
>
> One simple thing strikes me - try running it from the command line for a
> while - then any errors will be output to the terminal.
>
> I would imagine that there is a networking issue that is interrupting the
> connection.
>
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