Desktop lost

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  • #2192
    roland_br
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    I have a server HP ML350G5 on which I had an installation of NoMachine freenx 3.5.0 and replaced it by version NoMachine-enterprise-server-evaluation_4.0.370_2_i686.rpm.

    It worked okay for 2 days and then suddenly my Desktop got lost.

    With the previous version I used KDE-desktop. Now when i start a NoMachine session, it waits a long time and gives me a gnome-session, with a screensaver of long time ago. There are no icons and no menu-bars. The Desktop locks.

    The main Desktop, Alt-F7 on the console, tries to start but without success. It repositions/restores to a normal char-mode login.

    I uninstalled version 4 with rpm -e and reinstalled version 3 with yum install freenx.

    The problem remains

    I created another user and that works fine.

    Where is the file that is doing this?

    Roland

    #2218
    reza
    Participant

    With the previous version I used KDE-desktop. Now when i start a nomachine session, it waits a long time and gives me a gnome-session, with a screensaver of long time ago. There are no icons and no menu-bars. The Desktop locks.

    Set the DefaultDesktopCommand key to the same value set already set in CommandStartKDE in the node.cfg. Alternatively,  set the ConnectPolicy key to desktop=1. More about the default desktop in version 4 is here: https://www.nomachine.com/AR10K00725

    The main Desktop, Alt-F7 on the console, tries to start but without success. It repositions/restores to a normal char-mode login.

    The log files will be useful. Send us the $HOME/.xsession-errors and  /var/log/Xorg.0.log files.  Attach them here. Alternatively, send them to issues[at]nomachine.com

    #2229
    roland_br
    Participant

    Maybe you misunderstood the problem.

    I installed with rpm the version nx-server 4

    I logged in with nx-client 4 using my profile then i used profile physical screen
    and then it happened

    I lost display for my profile and on the physical(console = alt-F7 for Centos5)

    then
    I reinstalled nx-server 3 and still I had no display for my profile and on the console

    I still had a display for all other users who weren’t tried with nx-server 4

    So, nx-server 4 does something that after a while blocks the display of a desktop

    Block display means: background is still there but no more menus or icons and no input possible

    I joined the files .xsession-errors and /var/log/Xorg.0

    I really hope you can do something because I have this problem with 2 clients, and I’m already blocked for 4 days.

    Thanks for help

    Roland

    #2255
    roland_br
    Participant

    I mention again, that all users who were not using server NoMachine 4 can still login with normal desktop on version 3.5

    Could it be that NoMachine somehow does not release thoroughly running applications when stopped with alt-F4 -> terminate ?

    When the server is rebooted, he says, “The graphical interface was closed 6 times the last 90 seconds, in 2 minutes we will try again on :0”

    The latter text was translated from Dutch, so it will not represent 100% the English text.

    #2258
    Britgirl
    Keymaster

    Could you please submit your full set logs to issues[at]nomachine.com as they didn’t attach (perhaps they were too large)?

    #2251
    roland_br
    Participant

    I added  xsession-errors, Xorg.0.log again

    and I added var/log/nx/nxserver.log

    I hope you will find something. My client calls me every hour.

     

    Thanks

    Roland

    #2270
    titan
    Participant

    I have a server HP ML350G5 on which I had an installation of nomachine freenx 3.5.0

    Do you mean NoMachine Free Edition 3.5.0 or freenx from freenx? I’m asking because they are very different software. I don’t know what freenx may have changed in your environment but for sure NoMachine 4 handles the upgrade from NoMachine 3 in a way that has demonstrated to be quite seamless for most users. Additionally I have really no idea of what NoMachine 4 may have changed in your environment, since NoMachine 4 doesn’t change ANYTHING in the user’s environment, except starting whatever desktop environment you may have configured, pointing it at a different X server. Bug or unintended side effects excluded, of course.

    One can be this:

    https://www.nomachine.com/AR02L00776

    There is a TR for this problem:

    https://www.nomachine.com/TR12K04127

    The solution is being released today as part of the 4.1.

    About the machine not starting on the physical X server I don’t have any idea. I suggest you check if the article applies to your case and then try to start the X server on the command line without loading any desktop environment.

    If the X server loads, you can try some simple X clients, like xterm. Post the results here, so that we can start from there.

     

    #2271
    reza
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