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The problem reappeared shortly after my last message, and has been steadily present since, through several reboots and a NoMachine update.
I can still copy test from Fedora to Windows, just not from Windows to Fedora.
Is there anything else I can try?
Thanks!
Fred
I rebooted the Windows machine again, and the problem disappeared.
I guess it really is true that one should simply reboot Windows whenever there’s a problem of any sort.
Well, that’s encouraging …
I’m using Gnome 42 and Wayland.
This may be a Gnome problem: journalctl has hundreds of lines like
/usr/libexec/gdm-x-session[2401]: (EE) event3 – HOLTEK USB-HID Keyboard: client bug: event processing lagging behind by 28ms, your system is too slow
And thousands like
gnome-terminal-[4238]: void terminal_screen_shell_preexec(VteTerminal*): assertion ‘!priv->between_preexec_and_precmd’ failed
The timings seems to correlate with my attempts to copy and paste.
And I’m pretty sure my system is not too slow … Ryzen Threadripper 1950X 16 core/32 thread 3.4GHz / 128GB RAM / 2 × GeForce 1080 Ti
The problem disappeared after a Windows reboot.
Weird, but pretty standard for Windows machines – something I used to know, but had (mercifully) forgotten.
I still don’t know if there was a change on the Windows side (since my company controls it), but I did notice that the “Windows Audio Device Graph Isolation” was using 2.5GB [!] of memory.
So I did the Microsoft fix and rebooted the laptop. Everything’s fine now.
And an unusual and unexpected surge in memory use is very much part of the Windows brand ….
Anyway, thanks for that clue. If the problem reoccurs, I’ll send you the logs.
Ack! I didn’t quite finish. I’m now on Fedora 29 and cannot receive connections outside my local network; local connections from my Windows 10 laptop are not a problem.
I’ve attached logs from both machines.
Thanks!
I still have no idea what the trouble was, but it’s fixed.
I did a fresh install (rather than a dnf update) of Fedora 29 and installed the latest NoMachine; now everything is working as it should.
My F28 Server Preferences dialogue shows 2 local IP addresses with 2 protocols, of which I see only the top 3 by default:
nx://10.0.0.xxx
ssh://10.0.0.xxx
nx://10.105.xxx.xxx
ssh://10.105.xxx.xxx
sudo /usr/NX/bin/nxserver --upnpstatusxruns without error, but shows no output, while server.cfg shows
EnableUPnP NX
The W10 box shows three IPs:
nx://10.0.0.xxx
nx://10.105.xxx.xxx
nx://174.59.xxx.xxx:xxxx
Unfortunately, I don’t have admin rights (it’s owned by my employer), so I can’t run nxserver from the command line, nor do I see logs anywhere. But note that I’m much more comfortable with Linux than Windoze …