<p>Hello,<br />
I would like to install a password query in a VirtualHere installation on a Synology.
</p>
<p>I created auth.sh in the Synolgy directory on /volume1/@appstore/VirtualHere<br />
I added the Example 1 from https://www.virtualhere.com/authorization<br />
I gave it execute permissions (chmod +x auth.sh)
</p>
<p>I added the clientAuthorization in the config.ini in /volume1/@appstore/VirtualHere<br />

Running as admin sans antivirus

Windows Version 10.0.17763.316

Installer is trying to extract drivers to temp directory

C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\vhxxx

but it seems the directory is never created.

Ran command line with -x. No luck either.

I'm stuck.

why is it that VirtualHere server works with all my USB devices, including ilok and eLicenser, but I can NOT serve ANY midi device?
Trying to use any midi device (Mac client, Mac server), I always get the message "there was an error using this device"...

is there a way to configure the MacOSX server to launch before a user logs into MacOSX, running as root/sudo?
currently I have to launch the server, then relaunch with sudo.
also: where's the server config file located on MacOSX?

thanks
TabSel

<p>Hello,
</p>
<p>If we have read properly the client documentation, connecting to a device is made by<br />
'vhclient -t use,<device address>', the address being taken through 'vhclient -t list'.
</p>
<p>We have homonyms in the client list (from different VH servers) :
</p>
<p>Server 1<br />
--> device A (raspberrypi.112)<br />
--> device B (raspberrypi.114)<br />
Server 2<br />

I have been trying to connect a device from a windows pc to another windows pc. I am running server version 3.8.5 and client version 4.6.8. This has been an issue since the 8.8.2 update. I have found that the 3.3.5 works though. Just wanted to make this issue aware.

VirtualHere essentially takes the USB signals from a USB device and converts those signals into data packets that are sent over an IP network to a remote client. The USB signals are then recreated on the remote client transparently, giving the effect of direct access to a remote USB device. Once the USB signal is captured by the VirtualHere server it is converted to data packets and sent out to clients via one (or more) of the methods described here:

TCP

Hey! Are there any chance / thougts on if we'll ever see VirtualHere server as an Add-On for Home Assistant (Hassio)? Or is it already possible to achieve?

hi i have 5 day waiting and i send all pic of my problem

i want buy license for share usb over network the problem no one reply or check my problem

I buy a controller which cannot use over the Virtualhere....
the display is something different from normal controller. usually which should be " Twin USB Joystick". but this one shows "BETOP (GAME FOR WINDOWS)".

Please find more detail here: IMAGE HERE.

would you guys try to help?