MichaIng
MichaIng
Great, thanks for shipping a fix. Yes that all makes sense with the skipped ServerLayout when being defined in override configs. Since the InputDevice were picked up in any case,...
Indeed, I experience the same. I think it's something to convince the package maintainer(s) from first to give it more voice inside the Debian community. There are other examples were...
I opened a merge request at the Debian Gitlab platform. Not sure if it's the most productive way and if the formalities are correct, but I'll give it a week...
> I think no keyboard or mouse implies "it doesn't work at all". That is my hope as well, even that only systems are effected with such an xorg.conf override....
Did you read and try it with the fix provided above? Open your `/etc/X11/xrdp/xorg.conf` and add these lines (or `Option "DefaultServerLayout" "X11 Server"` only to the correct position): https://github.com/neutrinolabs/xorgxrdp/pull/181/files
Just a hint for everyone who applied this patch manually and then did or plans to do a distribution upgrade form Debian Buster to Bullseye or similar: Newer `xorgxrdp` requires...
Another hint: The PAT must have an expiry date, otherwise the same error appears 😅.
You definitely use a PAT which has an expiry date and is not expired?
> @MichaIng Is the PAT something you generate yourself? Or is that the same access token we can reference with ${{secrets.GH_TOKEN}} The "Personal Access Token" is what you need to...
For a simple checkout indeed no PAT is required.