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Yep works great, i had to make a very slight change otherwise i got 2 “//” mid url:
RewriteRule ^/?(.*)/$ /$1/nxwebplayer?desktop [L,R] to
RewriteRule ^/?(.*)/$ $1/nxwebplayer?desktop [L,R]
Thank you for your help
dc2008ParticipantThanks for your response.
Yes that’s great i am looking for the desktop.nxs file to load.
I have changed the line exactly as you advise, restarted nxserver but the redirect is still just taking me to https://example.com:4443/nxwebplayer
Were you able to get this working? Is there any other config i have to update or refresh?
Any help appreciated
August 16, 2018 at 11:15 in reply to: Frozen virtual desktop when WebRTC is enabled in WebPlayer #19333dc2008ParticipantHi,
Thanks for the TR link – it doesn’t appear to relate directly to my issue but I will assume you have general issues with WebRTC connections via web connections and that my experience is another symptom of your known issue.
I notice the TR has a “minor” impact status. We are evaluating NoMachine to provide clientless browser access to Linux desktops – currently my experience is that if I enable WebRTC, the connection dies after 30 seconds-5 minutes so effectively unusable in a production environment. My understanding is that enabling WebRTC is key to testing other performance and feature tweaks i.e. sound/H264 compression, etc.
Given this experience is there a chance this problem could be reclassified with an impact of greater than “minor”? Or perhaps an ETA or the chance to test a beta release?
Appreciate your assistance.
July 17, 2018 at 13:15 in reply to: Frozen virtual desktop when WebRTC is enabled in WebPlayer #19035dc2008ParticipantThank you so much for looking into this.
Freezing Issue replicated on:
Firefox 61.0.1 (64-bit)
Chrome Version 67.0.3396.99 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Opera 54.0.2952.54Connection using VP8 (WebRTC), audio Opus 48khz stereo
I am glad you are able to replicate this problem – not wanting to confuse this thread with too many variables but i have carried out a fair bit of testing and replicated freezing with various STUN providers (public, local and third party), with/without h264 encoding (compiled from your web download library), different linux distros, NM Enterprise Desktop and NM Workstation products etc (all this testing was from Firefox though). I also experience the freeze outside of youtube videos etc, ie normal browsing or OS use will eventually result in a freeze. Are you able to provide an ETA for your fix or a ticket number for me to track?
July 4, 2018 at 19:33 in reply to: Frozen virtual desktop when WebRTC is enabled in WebPlayer #18885dc2008ParticipantI have been continuing my research into this frozen screen when WebRTC is enabled.
I built a fresh install of NM Workstation on a server (in a hosting datacenter) directly connected to the internet so ruling out NAT issues completely.
I load up a classic (non WebRTC) web session virtual desktop and run a YouTube video (without sound) without issue.
Then I enabled WebRTC (using stun1.l.google.com), restart nxserver. Connect to a virtual desktop. load up a YouTube video and after a minute or so, the desktop freezes again.
Is this a performance issue when using WebRTC? Can you guys recreate a working webplayer/webrtc virtual desktop and run video for an extended period without freezing?
Any optimization suggestions?
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