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Just to confirm. We received no logs from any domain concerning this particular topic. The case can be closed now.
We tried to reproduce this and did, but even without a NoMachine session. I.e. the problem is reproducible on the actual physical host.
A related topic is under discussion on the Linux Mint forums:
How long does the logout take? How many applications are actually open during logout? What OS is installed on that machine and is it physical or virtual session?
You probably need to add permissions for nxnode to ‘Accessibility in Security & Privacy/Accessibility’. Some tips are available here: https://www.nomachine.com/AR11Q01061.
From the logs it would appear that you are using unicode characters in the hostname. And this is a known issue.
Cannot start the nxnode program on Windows if hostname or username contains non-Latin symbols https://www.nomachine.com/TR12M06315
I sent the files. But I found the problem
Thanks for letting us know by the way, but what was the problem?
To answer your question about moderation, we moderate everything because unfortunately trolls, like you rightly mention, are frequent as are spammers as are shills, so whilst this is indeed a public forum in that anyone can join and comment, it also means that the few who don’t behave force us to monitor constantly. I think it’s a small price to pay for free help from our developers who are the main contributors here in this forum.
The problem arises from the fact that 32 bit apps have stricter limits with regards to memory. Once packages for 64-bit Windows HW are made available, this problem will go away.
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https://www.nomachine.com/FR09Q03870Please submit logs. The logs that you already sent for the other topic, do they contain also information about the session when this happened? If not, we’ll need a fresh set.
Provided you want to run virtual desktops on Linux, then you will need one of the products from the Terminal Server for Linux range. I suggest you try Workstation which offers 4 virtual desktops. This will allow two different users to each have their own individual desktop running on the host at the same time.