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I updated VirtualHere to 4.0.6 from 4.0.5.

It created a default config.ini, which in addition to losing the license info lost any other configuration changes there.

I don't remember all of the changes I might have made over time because it's never happened before. Maybe you could make a backup of the current config file, certificate etc before the install/upgrade?

I am a bit lost whether I need to buy a new license or whether I just do something wrong in setting things up.

I have a license that I used for my Nvidia Shield TV. I forgot how I exactly registered it, but still have the code and it worked. I believe I added the code to the client in Windows and run it as a service.

* sorry for broken english *

virtualhere sever for linux(AMD64) was works fine before 3 days ago. (I'm purchased user)
It suddenly shutdown at launching with "Error starting server".
Linux distribution is "elementary OS 5.0" (based on Ubuntu 18.04.2) .
CPU: Intel Celeron J4005.

how can I fix this ?

subject says it all.

please tell me it was backed up somewhere. why in the (*#&(*$^ would it be deleted on an upgrade when all the other settings were kept?

Fifty bucks to switch from free to paid seems a little stiff considering one might be doing something like sharing a UPS GPS between a couple of devices and is simply getting tired of always shutting down one's access to bring another active. Any thoughts to make the license graduated and tied to use or number of devices?

Hey, we are using a raspberry 4 to share our USB-camera. This works fine on a windows client, but on a ubuntu 18.04 client the cameras are not working.
Using cheese, I can select the camera but get a black screen, using vlc or ffplay i get an image with a LOT of noise, unable to recognize anything there.
Here are some errors from vlc:

What is the easiest way to upgrade the raspberry pi 4 running VirtualHere CloudHub. I know I can't do the internal update, I have to rewrite the sd card. Is there a single file I can copy over to keep all the settings for the server, wifi, passwords, name,etc?

With the release of oculus link you can use the quest vr HMD as a pc headset, connected with just a single usb 3 cable. I was thinking if it can be done wirelessly by setting up a usb 3 wireless bridge with VH.

The requirements of Oculus link is 150mbps usb transfer speed.
1) Can it be done by using a RPi 4 as a server with a good AC 5GHz router?
2) Does the computer see the connected device as a device connected to a usb port?
3) Will it work with the generic Virtualhere RPi4 build, at least for the testing? What would be the benefit of the specialised version?

Unable to connect to an iPad on the other end of the VirtualHere USB Server. It was connected fine but when the client connects it gets an error. Here is the error log:

VirtualBox Guest: MacOS X 10.12.6 with up to date software for version
VirtualBox Host: Windows 10
Device: iPad 2019 7th Gen iOS 13.2.2

Hi, apologies if this question has been asked before or I'm missing something obvious..

I am hoping to be be able to access multiple remote devices attached to an RPi and the devices are recognised and made available by the client (Windows) perfectly.

The trouble is if I connect (select use) the secondary device the primary device can no longer be detected by the software that I'm wishing to use with it, although it's still available and shown in use by the client.

The primary device is a Pluto SDR and the secondary device is a USB (HID) relay board.