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#5226 fixed "Sticky" keys for VDI clients with high network latency stegbk
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Using clients of type Sun Ray, Sun Ray Software and Secure Global Desktop with our xVM VDI solution, I find that high network latency on the client end can sometimes cause input from the keyboard to repeat the last keystroke dozens to hundreds of times. If the user types with very short keystrokes and waits between them, the problem is reduced. The guest is Ubuntu 8.04, but I've seen the same behavior with both Centos and RHEL5 as a guest.

#7860 obsolete clipboard issue Stefan
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Dear all, i'd like to mention an issue which I found today :

scenario : 2 computers, 1 workstation, 1 notebook. workstation is hosting Server 2003 sbs, 2 ubuntu server based on virtualBox. Currently I am working on that workstation and I am connected through vpn client to a customers network, where I access Citrix XenApp. My notebook is in the same network as my workstation, but other than that, no direct tcp connection. (exception : accessing rdp session from my notebook to my virtual sbs server) However following happens : my notebook is connected to server 2003 via rdp. My workstation is just hosting these. On my notebook : if I copy something to clipboard, I can access it from my workstation. And also I could access it from citrix XenApp, connected through vpn. I just had the rdp session the the vServer open. Nothing else. Not performing any common stuff with my workstation.

If I disable clipboardsharing from my notebook to rdp session, I can't copy & paste text to my server - this works.

However, If I open notepad in my server, and put some text in it, then copy it via ctrl+c,

I can access the servers clipboard from my workstation. But it is just hosting this. Remote Control in VirtualBox is disabled, and I just opened notepad in a rdp session from my notebook - not from my workstation which hosts the server.

Furthermore this clipboard stuff is also accessible via Citrix XenApp, cause there my clipboard is shared again.

Question now is, how can it be, that my workstation which just hosts my virtualServer has clipboard text from the server, without having a direct connection to it?

I hope that I described this topic understandable. If not, please do not hesitate to ask.

#10663 duplicate Keyboard not known to VirtualBox (X11 from MAC, host Ubuntu srv 12.04) stefans
Description

When opening virtual box through an ssh forwarded X11 connection I get the "Your keyboard type does not appear to be known to VirtualBox." message.

Front-end machine with the X11 server: mac book pro, native keyboard:

  • X11: XQuartz 2.6.3 (xorg-server 1.10.3)
  • OSX:
    $ sw_vers 
    ProductName:	Mac OS X
    ProductVersion:	10.7.3
    BuildVersion:	11D50b
    

Back-end machine running the VirtualBox program: Ubuntu Server 12.04.

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