From: "Mike Gabriel" <mike.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de>
To: "Graham Stoddart-Stones" <gstones@pacifera.com>
Cc: "Thierry Kauffmann" <thierry.kauffmann@univ-montp2.fr>, x2go-user@lists.berlios.de, submit@bugs.x2go.org
Sent: Friday, 14 March, 2014 1:53:55 PM
Subject: Re: [X2Go-User] Buggy File & Folder sharing
Hi Graham, hi Thierry,
[I forward this bug repport to our bug tracker
On  Do 13 Mär 2014 15:01:42 CET, Graham Stoddart-Stones wrote:
> Thierry:
>
> Just to confirm that we are encountering the same problem with Mac  
> OSX 3.5.1, X2Goclient 3.99.2.1:
>
> When you start up X2Goclient on the Mac, you get an error dialog:
>
> "sshd client not started, you'll need sshd for printing and file  
> sharing....."
>
> In OSX, openssh-server is built-in, and is activated by setting  
> "Enable Remote Login" in System Preferences Sharing, as many others  
> have noted. However, this does not stop the error dialog from  
> recurring every time. That leads to another error message "File  
> cannot be opened". If one ignores this, X2Goclient starts and runs  
> normally, provided one wishes to neither print locally, nor share  
> files from the Mac with the remote server.
>
> I have seen lots of other emails on this topic, suggesting that the  
> error message does not necessarily apply to the Mac (ie sshd is in  
> fact running, the error message simply means that the x2goclient  
> code is looking for a response from a Linux-like file (which does  
> not occur in the same place in OSX), similarly the "File Cannot be  
> opened" again refers to a file that is either not used on a Mac, or  
> is in a wholly different location from where that file is actually  
> stored on a Mac. I have not seen this point formally answered  
> anywhere.
>
> For me, the concern is that, whether sshd is running on the Mac or  
> not, File Sharing does not appear to be working. I am not  
> sufficiently familiar with X2Go nor with the Mac to know where to  
> look on the server for the Mac shared folders, but I do know that  
> there is nothing under "media", as there is with Linux and a PC,  
> which is where I normally look. Again, I have searched the bulletins  
> and forums, and often seen this point raised - I have just not found  
> the answer on how to get round it.
>
> So, am keen to see how you get on, and whether anybody else can  
> please shed any light!
Can you cross-check the observed problem with latest X2Go Client [1]???
Can you launch X2Go Client from a terminal on Mac OS X and use a tool  
like strace (if that exists) and check its output for pointers to  
file-not-found errors?
That would be really helpful for tracking down this issue.
Mike
[1] http://code.x2go.org/releases/binary-macosx/x2goclient/releases/4.0.1.3/
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