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Ok, thanks for the additional info. We confirm that the issue is https://kb.nomachine.com/TR05V11141, which developers are currently working to resolve.
Enzo5,
please refer to this article about:
How to connect to Windows with NoMachine and an empty password
https://kb.nomachine.com/AR05L00802As I wrote here: https://forum.nomachine.com/topic/windows-credentials-with-autologin#post-50897 is an easier way to get around not having a password, rather than reconfiguring Windows policies.
It certainly is not abandoned, we have had other priorities, mainly NoMachine Network, for NoMachine 9. Developers are currently working on HiDPI support, so that NoMachine can capture the screen of the server at native pixel resolution on such displays.
A note about the links you mention, you should see a page informing you that our road map is no longer in the public domain when you click on a feature request link.
Hi, I was just about to write to you for the logs and then found that you had replied with a workaround. Did you switch to Wayland on the client side or on the server side?
Would you be willing to help us debug? It would mean temporarily reverting to X11 and sending us the logs.
From the server machine, please follow the instructions here: https://kb.nomachine.com/DT07S00243
From the side you are connecting from:
– launch the NoMachine UI on the user’s computer from Programs or Menu
– click on Settings -> Player -> Security
– check Don’t delete log files on exit option
– Connect to the server and reproduce the problem.
– Compress the user’s home/.nx directory containing logs.Hi, thanks for the additional information. We confirm what we said before. Use this link to monitor the bugfix, https://kb.nomachine.com/TR05V11141. For the time being use x.org rather than Wayland.
Hi, we need the complete logs. Please follow the instructions in the guide here which explains how to gather the right logs for debugging: https://kb.nomachine.com/DT07S00243
Send them to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com. Please use the title of this topic as the subject of your email. Thanks!
Hi, we’ve never seen this before. Can you send the logs from the server? Please gather them using this command:
$ sudo tar -cvp --exclude 'cache*' --exclude 'images' --exclude 'temp' $HOME/.nx | gzip -c >user_nxdir.tar.gzWhat do you mean “it seems to connect”. Can you show us a screenshot of what you are seeing when you start the connection? What is shown instead of the login screen?
Hi, there are some similar topics asking the same question about using a static url. Take a look at:
A successful story in setting up NoMachine with Nvidia driver on AWS
Hi, it’s a known issue and a fix will be in the next update, you can track its status in our knowledge base:
https://kb.nomachine.com/TR10V11232
The workaround, as written in the TR:
modify file /usr/NX/share/src/nxusb/nxusb-vhci-hcd.c and replace line 1351: remove = vhci_hcd_remove, with: remove = (void *) vhci_hcd_remove,If you are starting hyprland through the command line, you should restart the nxserver,
sudo /etc/NX/nxserver --restartHi, about your question concerning the icons, I’ll answer what I wrote in a similar topic (https://forum.nomachine.com/topic/explain-machines-icons-please) 🙂
The pipe icon, in your image it’s the first icon (located through local discovery), represents computers which are found on the same LAN. You can turn this off if you don’t want your server machines to advertize themselves on the LAN. See more about this here:
https://www.nomachine.com/finding-other-nomachine-computers-on-the-same-network
You can also turn off LAN computers from being shown in your local Player if you want as well, this is also explained in the above tutorial. It has a label (in the edit panel) which explains what it is: “Located through local discovery service”.
The other icon (!M) represents an nxs file, i.e a connection you created manually. It shows when you create a connection to a computer. This connection file can also be from previous installations as it is stored in the .nx/cache folder. Unlike LAN-discovered machines, connections can be deleted. If you want to delete the LAN-discovered machine, disable the service as I described earlier.
Instead, about the icon that you say is “not working” and specifically “no mouse response on guest”, please provide the exact steps to reproduce and additionally:
– are you connecting to a physical or virtual display?
– what desktop environment are you connecting to (Mate, XFCE, something else)?