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FritzParticipantthanks Britgirl. That was it.
specifically, for Monterey.
Sys Prefs/Privacy & Security/Privacy/Screen Recording.
FritzParticipantIt didn’t do it at 1st because there was a Security setting on the mac that needed a tick. All good. Thanks, I now see the screen on log in.
FritzParticipantgot negativity back. the ????? are mine, not Terminal.
~ % echo ‘DisplayServerExtraOptions “-nosckgrab”‘ | sudo tee -a /Applications/NoMachine.app/Contents/Frameworks/etc/node.cfg
Password:
tee: /Applications/NoMachine.app/Contents/Frameworks/etc/node.cfg: Operation not permitted
DisplayServerExtraOptions “-nosckgrab”
fritz@?????-Mac-mini ~ % sudo /etc/NX/nxserver –restart
NX> 162 Service: nxd already disabled.
NX> 162 Service: nxserver already disabled.
NX> 538 Cannot open file ‘/Applications/NoMachine.app/Contents/Frameworks/etc/sshstatus’ for writing: Operation not permitted.
NX> 500 ERROR: Last operation failed.
?????@?????-Mac-mini ~ %
FritzParticipantThanks fra81. I’ll give that a go. I always wanted to be privileged.
FritzParticipantnode.cfg won’t take the edit/change
FritzParticipantI just tried again after checking some NX related sys prefs and toggling.
Put the Mac to sleep. Logged-in with NoMachine. Android screen (client) stays blank, but Mac remote screen opens, and I can see the cursor and move it from the Android.
FritzParticipantwhere can the node.cfg file be found? I don’t see it in sys or user library, NoMachine/Contents, App Support, Prefs, Containers
FritzParticipantsession window stays blank. I’ll try that. Thanks Britgirl.
FritzParticipantDunno. Waiting for the need to connect again.
I know I tried Cmd/tab, but I don’t recall if I had kb grab enabled.
When I tried ESC there was no result or error that I saw.
FritzParticipantI knew it was a good idea ….
nudge, nudge, wink, wink
FritzParticipantas it turns out (figures) Xfinity deleted the wrong acct. We were wasting our time with the wrong WAN IP & password.
All good now.
FritzParticipantJust that attachment which I guess is rather historical than current?
I’m thinking, as I said, that Xfinity had a reset and the pfs were lost.
Working on that idea now with their “customer support”
FritzParticipantYes, that’s what it turned out to be.
Home power was apparently shut down which of course made the router reset the pIP as well as the LAN IPs.
Also caused 2 unmanaged switches to end up powered, but not passing signal.
All good. Thanks,
FritzParticipantI believe you need to create a multi-output device in AudioMidi
FritzParticipantCool. any ETA?
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