Where is the "standby" setting for TC ??

[mOrloff]

Yay! I now have my first successful implementation of a *nix machine, thanks to the help of those in this forum.
I have it set up as a Thin Client which I can now use to remote in to an existing winxp machine.

Here's my challenge:
If I leave it for just a few minutes, when I come back, the TC machine is "sleeping".
I wiggle the mouse to wake it back up, but then I need to re-login to my remote desktop session.

Where can I change the idle duration before TC goes on standby?

Thanks-a-bunch,
~ Mo

[Juanito]

There's a way to do this - if you search these forums, you should come up with the answer

[mOrloff]

Thanks.
When I searched before my original post, the limited results I did find weren't anything I could make sense of.
This time, I think I used different search terms or something, and came up with a primary suspect.
Am I correct to assume that I should be looking at xset?
If so, and if I wanted to prevent the screen from blanking for 30 minutes, would I use something like xset s 1800 ?

[Rich]

Hi mOrloff
Yes, that will extend the time to 30 minutes before the screen blanks.
Open a terminal and type  xset q
If it lists DPMS being enabled you might also want to try  xset dpms 1800  or xset -dpms  to disable.

[curaga]

Idle logout from rdesktop is a config option on the server. The screensaver on the client is unrelated to that.

[mOrloff]

Thank you Rich and curaga.
That was very helpful, and sincerely appreciated.
I will look at both those options.
Thanks again.
~ Mo

[mOrloff]

Resolved, thanks again.
I did look at the server power settings, thanks for pointing that out.

The solution ended up being xset s xxx.
(Note: dpms was not enabled)

Best regards,
~ Mo