A typical scenario is remotely connecting to the physical display of a workstation.
(say, connecting to my system at home from a different location)
Rarely, I forgot to disconnect on the client side (oops), and when I return to my physical workstation, I find that I’m unable to “take back control”.
What is the recommended way for a user to take back control at the physical display
Requirements are:
* non-auth’d users must not be able to “take back display” to avoid others from disrupting someone accessing the workstation remotely (use case: office/home, owner of workstation is remotely connected to physical display, and we must prevent user, non-owner, from disconnecting the remote session)
* The owner of the workstation must be able to “take back display” (by password AUTH?), to disconnect a remote session, if at the physical display. (how this is done would ideally be “physical mouse/keyboard input”, prompts for password to disconnect remote; alternatively or additionally, switch to different PTY, and run a NoMachine command to disconnect remote connections)