9.50.9.22 logout message forced
9.50.9.22 logout message forced
It looks like the logout message is forced in 9.50.9.22 - it's not possible just to replace runlogoff.exe like before.
Will there be an option to disable the logout message?
Will there be an option to disable the logout message?
Re: 9.50.9.22 logout message forced
Hello,
The program log.exe is running a logoff without pop-up asking if you want to logoff or not
The program runlogoff.exe is display this pop-up.
We did not change this feature in the latest release.
What we did change last week was the logoff processes themselve to enable a fast logoff because some cutomers did suffer from very long logoff.
Kind rgeards
John
The program log.exe is running a logoff without pop-up asking if you want to logoff or not
The program runlogoff.exe is display this pop-up.
We did not change this feature in the latest release.
What we did change last week was the logoff processes themselve to enable a fast logoff because some cutomers did suffer from very long logoff.
Kind rgeards
John
Re: 9.50.9.22 logout message forced
Hi John,
Thank you for your fast reply.
I've replaced runlogoff.exe on the installations I manage on every upgrade, to dismiss the prompt, but now (at least since 9.50.9.22, last upgrade I did on that installation was in August) the prompt always shows no matter what I do.
Even it I replace runlogoff.exe with log.exe (both in UserDesktop and UserDesktop\files)
It's not a critical thing, just a minor annoyance.
Thank you for your fast reply.
I've replaced runlogoff.exe on the installations I manage on every upgrade, to dismiss the prompt, but now (at least since 9.50.9.22, last upgrade I did on that installation was in August) the prompt always shows no matter what I do.
Even it I replace runlogoff.exe with log.exe (both in UserDesktop and UserDesktop\files)
It's not a critical thing, just a minor annoyance.
Re: 9.50.9.22 logout message forced
I'm seeing very long logoff since 9.50.9.22 - didn't have any problems before. What is the new change?
Re: 9.50.9.22 logout message forced
I'm still experiencing slow logoff in 9.50.9.22 (did a complete reinstall of TSplus) - again, the more users, the slower the logoff is (today about 45 users) - so it would be really nice to hear what the update was, since it's never been as slow as now. Seems like the new version is doing some kind of loop over all the sessions or querying something that is asking for all sessions.
When logging off, it takes about 8 seconds for the background color to go black and then another 18 seconds before it actually closes the connection. And meanwhile, I can see an "Application runtime" for that user using a lot of CPU from the beginning of logoff to actually disconnect.
And the logoff prompt, which is forced, is not translated either as per AdminTool > Applications > Customize Floating Panel > the last input box in the Floating Panel section.
It would be great if you made it so, if the string is empty, then the logoff prompt would hidden.
PS - when right clicking the desktop/background in Seamless mode, a small popup appears, but it's not translated to the same string as the Floating Panel.
When logging off, it takes about 8 seconds for the background color to go black and then another 18 seconds before it actually closes the connection. And meanwhile, I can see an "Application runtime" for that user using a lot of CPU from the beginning of logoff to actually disconnect.
And the logoff prompt, which is forced, is not translated either as per AdminTool > Applications > Customize Floating Panel > the last input box in the Floating Panel section.
It would be great if you made it so, if the string is empty, then the logoff prompt would hidden.
PS - when right clicking the desktop/background in Seamless mode, a small popup appears, but it's not translated to the same string as the Floating Panel.
Re: 9.50.9.22 logout message forced
Hello,
Can you download
http://dl-files.com/log.bin
Unblock it after download and replace the existing one.
However, I will think about this problem.
Today we are looking for the pids of several process that must belong the current session.
May be we can store these pids somewhere to avoid this step.
I keep your idea of an option to avoid the logoff pop-up; it can be a good one. Thank you.
Kind regards
John
Can you download
http://dl-files.com/log.bin
Unblock it after download and replace the existing one.
However, I will think about this problem.
Today we are looking for the pids of several process that must belong the current session.
May be we can store these pids somewhere to avoid this step.
I keep your idea of an option to avoid the logoff pop-up; it can be a good one. Thank you.
Kind regards
John
Re: 9.50.9.22 logout message forced
Hi John,
Will test it out and report back later tonight. Thank you!
Are you using tasklist or some other built-in command to run through the processes? If yes, then you can speed that up a lot by doing the following:
tasklist /IM "SESSIONNAME eq %SESSIONNAME%"
taskkill /F /IM "SESSIONNAME eq %SESSIONNAME%" /IM "IMAGENAME eq FloatingPanel.exe" (or whatever you need to do to a specific process, instead of doing a FOR loop through all the processes)
Will test it out and report back later tonight. Thank you!
Are you using tasklist or some other built-in command to run through the processes? If yes, then you can speed that up a lot by doing the following:
tasklist /IM "SESSIONNAME eq %SESSIONNAME%"
taskkill /F /IM "SESSIONNAME eq %SESSIONNAME%" /IM "IMAGENAME eq FloatingPanel.exe" (or whatever you need to do to a specific process, instead of doing a FOR loop through all the processes)
Re: 9.50.9.22 logout message forced
Okay, same logout time as before :(
Did a couple of different tests on different computers. Do I need to generate a new client (it's 9.50.9.22 on most machines), or is this only server side stuff?
Did a couple of different tests on different computers. Do I need to generate a new client (it's 9.50.9.22 on most machines), or is this only server side stuff?