I have a headless Raspberry Pi running a custom linux build centered around "Pi Player" and I was able to install the server via command line and that simple script. Locally it works GREAT... however this is for a digital signage project, and I am hoping to deploy these in many locations... so I need a way to easily access them to thru firewalls, AND i have no access to the gui.
EasyFind seems to be the right way to go, but a few google searches and reading thru the documentation didnt offer much info.
Again, they connect fine locally, and I used the command line script to install (so wherever that default locates too). I dont have access to a GUI to enable anything, and I dont know what the EasyFind ID is.
Awesome project, if this gets figured out then I will happily buy licenses for each client I plan to use this with.
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Actually, almost everything is done via the virtualhere client. However EasyFind wont work through firewalls, in fact no VPN will work through a firewall. In this case you need to use a relay. Something like tailscale on both server and client side would allow the connection has they have a relay system. Tailscale will allocate an IP address client and server side. In the virtualhere client, right click USB Hubs->Specify Hubs->Add and put in the server tailscale ip address.
However relays are slow so I recommend that you really need to open tcp 7575 so the client/server can connect directly if you want fast response, instead of using tailscale.