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Ok, so the situation is as following:
In order to leverage Deadline's powermanagement, I need rendernodes to auto-start the Deadline Worker.
I can do that with Auto-logon of the machine, or running Deadline Launcher (and thus Worker) as service. The latter being much more secure that storing logon passwords in windows obviously.
But when I have Worker running as service, Max and V-Ray ALSO run under that service session, being session 0.
Since Windows 10 build 1803 they locked down being able to log into session 0 from session 1 (logged on user account).
I was wondering, is there any way to fetch/query the content of the VFB, or the current render state / progress of a render in session 0 through command line or python or anything and pull the data into session 1,
either as running VFB or just a snapshot of what's going on or anything ?
In order to leverage Deadline's powermanagement, I need rendernodes to auto-start the Deadline Worker.
I can do that with Auto-logon of the machine, or running Deadline Launcher (and thus Worker) as service. The latter being much more secure that storing logon passwords in windows obviously.
But when I have Worker running as service, Max and V-Ray ALSO run under that service session, being session 0.
Since Windows 10 build 1803 they locked down being able to log into session 0 from session 1 (logged on user account).
I was wondering, is there any way to fetch/query the content of the VFB, or the current render state / progress of a render in session 0 through command line or python or anything and pull the data into session 1,
either as running VFB or just a snapshot of what's going on or anything ?
