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[Globals]
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; xrdp.ini file version number
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ini_version=1
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; fork a new process for each incoming connection
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fork=true
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; ports to listen on, number alone means listen on all interfaces
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; 0.0.0.0 or :: if ipv6 is configured
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; space between multiple occurrences
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; ALL specified interfaces must be UP when xrdp starts, otherwise xrdp will fail to start
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;
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; Examples:
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; port=3389
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; port=unix://./tmp/xrdp.socket
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; port=tcp://.:3389 127.0.0.1:3389
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; port=tcp://:3389 *:3389
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; port=tcp://<any ipv4 format addr>:3389 192.168.1.1:3389
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; port=tcp6://.:3389 ::1:3389
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; port=tcp6://:3389 *:3389
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; port=tcp6://{<any ipv6 format addr>}:3389 {FC00:0:0:0:0:0:0:1}:3389
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; port=vsock://<cid>:<port>
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port=3389
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; 'port' above should be connected to with vsock instead of tcp
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; use this only with number alone in port above
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; prefer use vsock://<cid>:<port> above
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use_vsock=false
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; regulate if the listening socket use socket option tcp_nodelay
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; no buffering will be performed in the TCP stack
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tcp_nodelay=true
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; regulate if the listening socket use socket option keepalive
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; if the network connection disappear without close messages the connection will be closed
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tcp_keepalive=true
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; set tcp send/recv buffer (for experts)
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#tcp_send_buffer_bytes=32768
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#tcp_recv_buffer_bytes=32768
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; security layer can be 'tls', 'rdp' or 'negotiate'
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; for client compatible layer
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security_layer=negotiate
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; minimum security level allowed for client for classic RDP encryption
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; use tls_ciphers to configure TLS encryption
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; can be 'none', 'low', 'medium', 'high', 'fips'
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crypt_level=high
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; X.509 certificate and private key
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; openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:2048 -nodes -keyout key.pem -out cert.pem -days 365
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; note this needs the user xrdp to be a member of the ssl-cert group, do with e.g.
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;$ sudo adduser xrdp ssl-cert
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certificate=
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key_file=
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; set SSL protocols
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; can be comma separated list of 'SSLv3', 'TLSv1', 'TLSv1.1', 'TLSv1.2', 'TLSv1.3'
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ssl_protocols=TLSv1.2, TLSv1.3
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; set TLS cipher suites
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#tls_ciphers=HIGH
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; concats the domain name to the user if set for authentication with the separator
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; for example when the server is multi homed with SSSd
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#domain_user_separator=@
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; The following options will override the keyboard layout settings.
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; These options are for DEBUG and are not recommended for regular use.
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#xrdp.override_keyboard_type=0x04
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#xrdp.override_keyboard_subtype=0x01
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#xrdp.override_keylayout=0x00000409
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; Section name to use for automatic login if the client sends username
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; and password. If empty, the domain name sent by the client is used.
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; If empty and no domain name is given, the first suitable section in
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; this file will be used.
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autorun=
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allow_channels=true
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allow_multimon=true
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bitmap_cache=true
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bitmap_compression=true
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bulk_compression=true
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#hidelogwindow=true
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max_bpp=32
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new_cursors=true
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; fastpath - can be 'input', 'output', 'both', 'none'
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use_fastpath=both
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; when true, userid/password *must* be passed on cmd line
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#require_credentials=true
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; when true, the userid will be used to try to authenticate
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#enable_token_login=true
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; You can set the PAM error text in a gateway setup (MAX 256 chars)
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#pamerrortxt=change your password according to policy at http://url
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;
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; colors used by windows in RGB format
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;
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grey=ffffff
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black=555555
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dark_grey=ffffff
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blue=19315a
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dark_blue=2777ff
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white=eeeeee
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#red=ff0000
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#green=00ff00
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#background=626c72
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;
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; configure login screen
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;
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; Login Screen Window Title
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#ls_title=My Login Title
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; top level window background color in RGB format
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ls_top_window_bg_color=2b62c0
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; width and height of login screen
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;
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; The default height allows for about 5 fields to be comfortably displayed
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; above the buttons at the bottom. To display more fields, make <ls_height>
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; larger, and also increase <ls_btn_ok_y_pos> and <ls_btn_cancel_y_pos>
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; below
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;
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ls_width=350
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ls_height=370
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; login screen background color in RGB format
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ls_bg_color=ffffff
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; optional background image filename (bmp format).
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#ls_background_image=
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; logo
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; full path to bmp-file or file in shared folder
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ls_logo_filename=/usr/share/xrdp/kali.bmp
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ls_logo_x_pos=0
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ls_logo_y_pos=0
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; for positioning labels such as username, password etc
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ls_label_x_pos=30
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ls_label_width=65
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; for positioning text and combo boxes next to above labels
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ls_input_x_pos=110
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ls_input_width=210
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; y pos for first label and combo box
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ls_input_y_pos=240
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; OK button
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ls_btn_ok_x_pos=142
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ls_btn_ok_y_pos=325
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ls_btn_ok_width=85
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ls_btn_ok_height=30
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; Cancel button
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ls_btn_cancel_x_pos=237
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ls_btn_cancel_y_pos=325
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ls_btn_cancel_width=85
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ls_btn_cancel_height=30
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[Logging]
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; Note: Log levels can be any of: core, error, warning, info, debug, or trace
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LogFile=xrdp.log
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LogLevel=INFO
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EnableSyslog=true
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#SyslogLevel=INFO
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#EnableConsole=false
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#ConsoleLevel=INFO
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#EnableProcessId=false
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[LoggingPerLogger]
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; Note: per logger configuration is only used if xrdp is built with
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; --enable-devel-logging
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#xrdp.c=INFO
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#main()=INFO
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[Channels]
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; Channel names not listed here will be blocked by XRDP.
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; You can block any channel by setting its value to false.
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; IMPORTANT! All channels are not supported in all use
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; cases even if you set all values to true.
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; You can override these settings on each session type
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; These settings are only used if allow_channels=true
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rdpdr=true
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rdpsnd=true
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drdynvc=true
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cliprdr=true
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rail=true
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xrdpvr=true
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tcutils=true
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; for debugging xrdp, in section xrdp1, change port=-1 to this:
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#port=/tmp/.xrdp/xrdp_display_10
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;
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; Session types
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;
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; Some session types such as Xorg, X11rdp and Xvnc start a display server.
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; Startup command-line parameters for the display server are configured
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; in sesman.ini. See and configure also sesman.ini.
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[Xorg]
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name=Xorg
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lib=libxup.so
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username=ask
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password=ask
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ip=127.0.0.1
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port=-1
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code=20
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[Xvnc]
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name=Xvnc
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lib=libvnc.so
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username=ask
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password=ask
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ip=127.0.0.1
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port=-1
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#xserverbpp=24
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#delay_ms=2000
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; Disable requested encodings to support buggy VNC servers
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; (1 = ExtendedDesktopSize)
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#disabled_encodings_mask=0
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; Use this to connect to a chansrv instance created outside of sesman
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; (e.g. as part of an x11vnc console session). Replace '0' with the
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; display number of the session
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#chansrvport=DISPLAY(0)
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; Generic VNC Proxy
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; Tailor this to specific hosts and VNC instances by specifying an ip
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; and port and setting a suitable name.
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[vnc-any]
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name=vnc-any
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lib=libvnc.so
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ip=ask
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port=ask5900
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username=na
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password=ask
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#pamusername=asksame
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#pampassword=asksame
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#pamsessionmng=127.0.0.1
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#delay_ms=2000
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; Generic RDP proxy using NeutrinoRDP
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; Tailor this to specific hosts by specifying an ip and port and setting
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; a suitable name.
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[neutrinordp-any]
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name=neutrinordp-any
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; To use this section, you should build xrdp with configure option
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; --enable-neutrinordp.
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lib=libxrdpneutrinordp.so
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ip=ask
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port=ask3389
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username=ask
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password=ask
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; Uncomment the following lines to enable PAM authentication for proxy
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; connections.
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#pamusername=ask
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#pampassword=ask
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#pamsessionmng=127.0.0.1
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; Currently NeutrinoRDP doesn't support dynamic resizing. Uncomment
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; this line if you're using a client which does.
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#enable_dynamic_resizing=false
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; By default, performance settings requested by the RDP client are ignored
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; and chosen by NeutrinoRDP. Uncomment this line to allow the user to
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; select performance settings in the RDP client.
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#perf.allow_client_experiencesettings=true
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; Override any experience setting by uncommenting one or more of the
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; following lines.
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#perf.wallpaper=false
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#perf.font_smoothing=false
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#perf.desktop_composition=false
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#perf.full_window_drag=false
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#perf.menu_anims=false
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#perf.themes=false
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#perf.cursor_blink=false
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; By default NeutrinoRDP supports cursor shadows. If this is giving
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; you problems (e.g. cursor is a black rectangle) try disabling cursor
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; shadows by uncommenting the following line.
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#perf.cursor_shadow=false
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; By default, NeutrinoRDP uses the keyboard layout of the remote RDP Server.
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; If you want to tell the remote the keyboard layout of the RDP Client,
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; by uncommenting the following line.
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#neutrinordp.allow_client_keyboardLayout=true
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; The following options will override the remote keyboard layout settings.
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; These options are for DEBUG and are not recommended for regular use.
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#neutrinordp.override_keyboardLayout_mask=0x0000FFFF
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#neutrinordp.override_kbd_type=0x04
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#neutrinordp.override_kbd_subtype=0x01
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#neutrinordp.override_kbd_fn_keys=12
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#neutrinordp.override_kbd_layout=0x00000409
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; You can override the common channel settings for each session type
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#channel.rdpdr=true
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#channel.rdpsnd=true
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#channel.drdynvc=true
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#channel.cliprdr=true
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#channel.rail=true
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#channel.xrdpvr=true
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