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Hi karl.
Could you please send a screenshot of the folder preferences? You can access it by clicking on Preferences button in the NoMachine client, then Folders tab.Hi!
Currently a NoMachine connection can be started by double clicking the NXS icon or by using the option –session on command line.
We’re planning to add an URL handler so that you can use ‘nx://’ in the browser address bar to start the client and connect to a NoMachine server.
May one of these help you?Hi jimla!
Sorry for the delay. We’ve tried to reproduce your problem but without luck.
Please extract server side logs as explained at https://www.nomachine.com/DT04M00076 and send them to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com. Thanks!Hey rejsmont!
We’ve documented the problem causing that log, you can see it here:https://www.nomachine.com/TR07M05813
Anyway it doesn’t look to be related to the authentication problem, we’ll get back to you soon with more details/questions. Thank you.
Iceback, the shortcut Ctrl+Tab is used to trigger the view loop, so it doesn’t go through the usual events handling and we were not catching it correctly. Maybe you’ve a different configuration or you’ve enabled the keyboard grabbing?
Hey guys.
After going deep into this issue we’ve decided to split it up into two different problems. One is documented in TR05M05497 and it is related to Alt+Tab not working on server Windows 8 and later; the other one is about Ctrl+Tab not working correctly from OS X client:https://www.nomachine.com/TR07M05788
Any of you wishing to test a fix for the latter, please contact us at forum[at]nomachine[dot]com.
Hi wernermaes.
The ‘–list’ option reports all users connected to that NoMachine Server, while NoMachine Monitor shows users connected to the session where it is running. For the same reason, Whiteboard can be used only with users sharing the same session, so for example if other users are running their own virtual desktops, you cannot communicate with them through the Monitor.
Hi noetus.
We’re not aware of such issues. Are you scaling the desktop and maybe using a different ratio for each display? What’s the monitors geometry and layout, e.g. two landscape displays with primary on the left?
Hi.
The remote monitor selection is not really related to the number of users connected to the desktop, but it is not clearly related to what you’re asking.
If I understand correctly, you would like to virtualize the client’s display so that the server detects the same display layout you’ve on the client. It’s an interesting feature and it can be useful in many contexts, but at the moment I could not say if it can be done on all systems.
We’ve opened an internal Feature Request under investigation, thank you for your suggestion!Hi.
If those multiple monitors are on the server, you’ll find useful this Feature Request that will be included in the next release:Giving the possibility to switch between monitors of the remote server
https://www.nomachine.com/FR11K02797This may not be exactly what you need because if you have multiple monitors on the client you may have enough space to see all remote monitors in the same time. Once we’ll release this feature and collect feedbacks, we’ll evaluate how we can improve usability for this use case.
David, logs show that you’re using the quick connection address format (copied from the NoMachine Client GUI on the server) as hostname in the Connection Wizard (clicking ‘New’), so the client cannot connect to the host because it cannot detect the right address. As quick solution, paste that address in the search field you see in ‘Recent connections’ dialog and press Enter.
Please read also this article, it explains how to configure a connection:
https://www.nomachine.com/getting-started-with-nomachine#internet
Look at Fig.11 and Fig.12 in particular.
Let me know if it helps.
Hi Quantum.
Normally host certificate or fingerprint get saved and the message only appears when there is a mismatch.
If you’re using NX protocol, check if the following file exists and if it has correct access permissions:$HOME/.nx/config/client.crt
If you’re using SSH, check this file:
$HOME/.ssh/known_hosts
If this doesn’t help, when you see the remote host key message pack the most recent logs directory ($HOME/.nx/R-*) and send it to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com.
Ammar, if you mean that the server is running only a console and that you want to see that in the NoMachine Client, then we don’t support this at the moment. We’re evaluating to add the Linux Framebuffer grabbing but it’s not in our short-term roadmap.
In order to use NoMachine on Linux you need an X server, even without a desktop manager. You may for example evaluate to start the X server and a fullscreen Xterm to run your console applications without a window manager.Aikie, unluckily there is nothing we can do as this problem seems to be quite common on Yosemite when a monitor is not attached.
I didn’t find an official report, but these threads give some information about it:https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6620453?start=0&tstart=0
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6805840?start=0&tstart=0