When troubleshooting it would be helpful to see the flow of sessions from the vsmserver log. It does log things (mostly), but it lacks details such as which display which makes it difficult to properly piece things together. E.g.: > 2020-03-09 13:30:47 INFO vsmserver.session: User with uid 2000 (testcustomer01) requested a new session > 2020-03-09 13:30:49 INFO vsmserver: VSM Agent 127.0.0.1 successfully created a new session for testcustomer01 > 2020-03-09 13:31:08 INFO vsmserver.session: Session 127.0.0.1:11 for testcustomer01 has terminated. Removing. This becomes extra important if the system is allowing multiple sessions per user.
Seems to work well. Need to test: * New session * Reconnect session * Kill session * Shadow session * Reconnect to dead session * Schedules detection of dead session
Tested what was mentioned in comment #5 on build 6420 for RHEL8 and the vsmserver.log seems to always include the username (or uid), agent host and display number for each scenario. The commits associated with this bug also changed the log output for warnings, e.g., if the session is killed with an unknown state. It's quite hard to actually get these warnings so I checked the code that generate the log to make sure that it logs display and agent. The log is much better and easier to follow now so this bug can be closed.
