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Hi, Thank you for this feedback which worked for one user running Mac OS 10.14 (For sure that was a 10.xx not sure about the 14); For this user, as soon as sharing the device was selected in NoMachine, the security app of MacOS poped up and we were able to accept the use of the extension 192.168.100.1.
No problem, happy to help – I would certainly be willing to install the debug package to collect more info.
Just let me know what I need to do.
Apologies for the delayed response – have had some server moves happening in a data centre and it’s been madness.
I did get the debug package thank you and downloaded as soon as I received your email.. Finally today I got around to the install!
All the terminal stuff executes as expected and it says the procedure to collect logs finished successfully but there is no log archive in that output folder on my MacBook.
I thought it might have something to do with permissions on the directory and messed around with that but to no avail. So then tried uninstalling the application and reinstalling using the debug package but despite saying it completes there is nothing in that log archive directory.
I will play around a bit more and see if I can figure out what’s not happening.
Thanks for letting us know.
When you have time, you could collect the logs manually. See here for more info:
https://knowledgebase.nomachine.com/DT11R00181#1.3Any questions, we’re here 🙂
Thanks for that.. I ran the command to enable logs but then double checked based on the info in that latest knowledge base you sent the link too.. That appears to work as expected as those debug flags mentioned were un-commented in the .cfg files just as outlined in the manual procedure.
So then I connected and went through some normal processes re-producing what I see.. Then archived the log directory manually.
I have sent this attached to email with some additional details of the exact process I went through – sent reply to your original email with the links for the debug package.
Let me know if you have any problems receiving this.
Can you send us the $HOME/.nx directory from the server side? They are missing from the logs that you sent.
Hi, based on the logs, we need to narrow debug down further. Can you check your email inbox? We would need you to try a second debug package and resubmit logs.
No problem – have sent this off now in archive split across a few emails – details in the first email.
Hope that all makes sense! And is helpful.. 🙂
The logs show that this is not a NoMachine problem. In your case of the big cursor, NoMachine shows it because this is the info that is received from the OS.
Ok, interesting outcome, and coincidental timing..
I had not noticed this previously or using any other software, but over the last few days I have been running a test network environment using VMware Fusion, sometimes very erratically when the cursor is within the virtual machine screen space it flickers between a normal and huge cursor for a few seconds (it’s using VMware Tools so the cursor transition from host to guest screens is fluid/automatic).
It looked very familiar to what I see with the NoMachine + OBS Studio combination (though I have never seen that flicker).
OBS Studio is running in the background when this happens – I have yet to test whether the VMware Fusion “cursor flicker” goes away without it running, it happens very rarely and erratically so it’s a hard one to test.
I have put off upgrading OS X but this is inevitable at some point in the near future, will be interesting to see if the issue persists or changes after that. If I get any further useful information I will share with the community on here.
Hopefully this thread may be useful as it stands if anyone else experiences this behaviour.
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