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TorParticipant
Hi Konrad.
By default NoMachine enables the automatic migration feature: when a user connects to a server where the same user is already connected, NoMachine migrates the running application to the new connection. This behaviour can be changed in two ways:
- Change the server.cfg file by disabling the ‘automigrate’ feature
ConnectPolicy autocreate=1,autoconnect=1,automigrate=0,desktop=0,dialog=0
- Create more than one NXS file, each one with a different name, so the client will not match the running session for the migration
September 13, 2016 at 10:07 in reply to: Can I use the commandline to bypass the connection screen and the login #12346TorParticipantHi.
If you can use a script, then you could configure a NXS file with the information you want to set and start the connection with the command
$C:\nxplayer.exe --session <NXS>
Related configurations keys (with their default values) in the NXS file are:
<option key="Server host" value="" /> <option key="User" value="" /> <option key="Auth" value="EMPTY_PASSWORD" />
- This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Tor.
TorParticipantHi scotty.
You can transfer a file by either using the NoMachine tray menu or with drag&drop.
For the first method, you can read this article explaining it in details:
https://www.nomachine.com/sharing-files-between-computers
If you don’t want or you cannot use the NoMachine menu, you can drag a file from the local file system and drop it on the NoMachine client window, or vice versa drag a file from the remote file system and drop it on the local desktop.
TorParticipantHi. NoMachine uses some system tools on Linux to ask for user credentials, there may be a problem with them. Could you please pack the logs you see in the directory $HOME/.nx when the problem occurs, and send them to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com? Thanks.
TorParticipantHi.
We’d like to send you a debug version to retrieve some information. If you wish to help us to solve this issue, could you please send your contact to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com?
Thanks.TorParticipantHi.
When you want to disconnect, press Ctrl + Alt + 0 to open the menu, then click the small icon in the bottom-right corner of the menu, under the Done button. In the disconnection dialog, check the box “Remember current window size and position”, then exit the client. When you start NoMachine again, is still the window not visible?TorParticipantHi.
This problem started with 5.1.42, while the old version was working correctly? In such a case, what was the old version?Could you please retrieve logs as explained in the following article paragraphs, and send them to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com.
https://www.nomachine.com/DT04M00076#6
https://www.nomachine.com/DT04M00076#11TorParticipantA small addendum. I was talking about Hankaku/Zenkaku toggle key but indeed the rule applies to any IME switching: you must switch the IME also on Windows if you want keycodes correctly translated.
TorParticipantHi. You’ve two options: use the hankaku/zenkaku toggle key on your keyboard, which we support correctly starting from version 5.1.40, or switch not only the input on the client, but also on the server. If you use a key combination to change the IME on Linux, the selected IME doesn’t propagate to the server.
TorParticipantHi. This would be indeed a very comfortable feature! We’ve documented it in a Request classified with high priority, which makes it a good candidate to be implemented in the near future. Thank you for your feedback.
Adding a keyboard shortcut to cycle through connection windows on OS X
https://www.nomachine.com/FR07N03135If you wish you can subscribe in the page above to be notified when we’ll release the feature.
TorParticipantThank you for confirming the problem.
We’ve opened a new Trouble Report to document it, you can subscribe to be informed when we’ll release a fix:The virtual keyboard does not appear when the tablet is connected to some external devices
https://www.nomachine.com/TR07N07009TorParticipantHi Hypercube.
The keyboard opens when you’re logging to the NoMachine server (to input credentials, for example), but doesn’t open once you connect to the remote desktop?
Do you’ve other devices attached to the tablet, via bluetooth or USB On-The-Go?
Thanks.TorParticipantPiotr, the screen recording would be very useful. Could you please also gather logs by following these instructions: https://www.nomachine.com/DT07M00098. You can send them to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com by using the title of the post as subject.
Thank you.TorParticipantDo you maybe have a mouse to check if wheel scrolling works like the gesture?
TorParticipantHi Piotr. Can you check if the “Change monitor” button in Display menu panel is set to “ALL”?
- Change the server.cfg file by disabling the ‘automigrate’ feature
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