Support

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Support for VirtualHere hardware and software

Mac to Mac Logitech Webcam C922 Pro

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There was an error using this device.

Mac Mini running Mojave 10.14.3 running as the client.
Macbook Air running Mojave 10.14.3 running as the server.

Everything installed properly, but I can't get the webcam to connect to the client.
I was able to get the Webcam to connect to the Mac Mini client from a Raspberry Pi server, but couldn't get video to work.

I just want to make sure this setup is possible. I'd prefer to use the Raspberry Pi server in the long run.

Lost connection when arduino sketch loading

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Hello. I like this Program. It is work well when using flash drive.
But when i tried to load sketch to arduino it failed.
This happens like connection lost
usb server in same phisical network (local) Centos 7.5
And client windows 7
I saw forum thread and found that it was bug in versions prior 4.5.5
Can it be same bug for windows 7?

Android Server: Client Certificate Verification

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Thank you for adding SSL support to the Android server a while back! Would it be possible to add an option for client certificates to the GUI as well? I assume that the functionality is there already, but currently the server config.ini needs to be changed manually and the file isn't accessible on a non-rooted Android device.

VirtualHere Synology Password Protection

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<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 />

Linux console client, use device and homonyms

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<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 />

How VirtualHere communicates via the Network

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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:


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