ebondi

Hi, sorry but I don't understand your answer related to my previous question:

2) When I click on the Tab "All" I see the remining session (the ones not in a specific Tab Group) all inside the first top-left window (attachment "rdm tab 3.png"). How can I see those sessions normally "full screen"?

I try attach another screenshot with circles to better explain my need.

When I click on the "ALL" tab (red circle) the ungrouped sessions (green circles) that are not inside the "Ping" group are then all displayed inside the first window that I originally customized only for the session "commandlineTEST1" (yellow circle) associated to Tab Group "Ping"

I would like to click on Ping tab and see the customized matrix with 6 sessions "commandlineTEST1"

Then I would like to come back to normal view (not the matrix one) when I click on one of the ungrouped session.

Is it possible to reach this?

Hope to be more clear.

Thanks

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Enrico

Is there an alternative session type to local msdos command prompt where I can set font size?

I mean not little window (like previous screenshot) but normal mode like the following screenshot.

Hi, it was my mistake because I was looking for that Tab Groups in the general options, not the session one.

Now I've created the first group named "Ping" (attachment "rdm tab 2.png") and customized with a layout in order to seem all the sessions at same time.

2 questions:

1) The 6 sessions are based on "C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe" program. How can I change font size into the sessions and reduce it?

2) When I click on the Tab "All" I see the remining session (the ones not in a specific Tab Group) all inside the first top-left window (attachment "rdm tab 3.png"). How can I see those sessions normally "full screen"?

Thanks

Enrico

Hi, I use RDM 2019.1.36 and have found online documentation page at https://help.remotedesktopmanager.com/index.html?tipsandtricks_creatingtabgroups.htm because I would like create Tab Groups, but I see only options you can see into my attached screenshot.

How can I create new Tab Group in this RDM version?

Thanks

Eenrico

Yes , I confirm, in this way it works. So it means the option at session definition level doesn't overwrite the globally defined option.

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Enrico

I've uploaded requested files. Let me know if you need further info.

Thanks

Enrico

Hi, I've changed that sessione option from Default to True but it acts the same, also opening new ssh session: it doesn't scroll when I input some new text or when the ssh session receives new text to display.

Whould you like to make a remote session to my client and check live?

I'm using ssh session and I'm working on version 14.1.3.0 64bit but this is an old issue present also on older versions.

Is there an option on RDM ssh session that maybe disabled this behaviour on my sessions and I need to change it?

Thanks

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Enrico

Hi, I find very usefull the behaviour in Putty related to setting "Reset scrollback on display activity".

Let's make an example. I scroll back an ssh session text watching at older rows (the upper side of the whole session text).

With the setting "Reset scrollback on display activity" enabled (enabled by default in Putty) I just hit enter or other key from keyboard and the session window jumps to display the newer session text without bothering me to come back manually to current cursor position using mouse to scroll down.

Can you deploy this kind of feature on RDM sessions?

Thanks

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Enrico

I've a problem. I'm working on last RDM version 14.1.1.0 but I think this behaviour was present also in previous versions.

When I right click on a session tab and click (accidentally) on Close (or "Close All" or "Close All Other Tabs"), RDM simply close sessions without asing confirmation.

It is very annoying because I loose all my opened sessions and works.

Please help.

Thanks

Enrico

I've installed beta 13.0.18.0 and it works.

Thanks!

Hi, is there a way to disable auto scroll of text inside an ssh session if I want stop and read the output of long commands?

If , for example, I launch the command "find /" the RDM ssh client scroll till end of command and there is no way to stop the output scroll in order to analyze the output "with human speed"

If I use putty client it has a specific option (Window category, untick the "Reset scrollbar on display activity" option): see http://shaarli.callmematthi.eu/?ukskig

Thanks

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Enrico

Hi, I’m Linux user and I used the Konsole session manager on Linux before going to use your Remote Desktop Manager Enterprise edition client., nut now I've a big gap.

Is there a way to be warned in some way (flash or blinking effect on the tab?) when new output text is displayed on opened ssh and/or telnet sessions?

Let’s make an example. I open an ssh session to my server and launch a command that will take some minutes to finish. In the meantime I open a second session to the same host in order to work on another programs. It is very usefull if I’m warned by the first tab when the first command finishes and return to prompt (so new text is printed in background on the first session).

This will avoid me to check in polling on opened tab by clicking them manually if their commands are ended or not.

Thanks

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