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Ubuntu GNOME 3.26.2

The client (vhuit64) runs as expected and shows the connected USB device (connected to a Synology NAS).

However the terminal window starts with a warning (that may not be serious):

(vhuit64:8640): IBUS-WARNING **: The owner of /home/dd/.config/ibus/bus is not root!

After "using" it with the menu, it fills the terminal every few seconds with something like:

*** WARNING: Received 6 packets; Accepted 1 packets; Rejected 5 packets because of interface mismatch

And there is no trace of any local USB device.

Hi There

our company is very pleased to find your product, if it works as described, we will require many licences

I have paid for a full licence

I have downloaded and installed

VIRTUALHERE SERER and installed on a Windows 10 Desktop
VIRTUALHERE Client on a MS Surface Pro 3

The USB device we wish to use with your software is recognized by server and appearsto connect with no errors ( Log)

On the client machine USB HUB is visible , as is the USB Device

PROBLEM

Running the server on a pi3, with an ilok and USB key with my waves license on it, so I can run swap all my audio software licenses between machines. I was running it on a pi2, but was never able to get power switching to work so i would need to manually unplug the ilok when switching machines, but both the ilok and waves license worked great. Moving to the pi3 the ilok power switching works perfectly now, but the usb key with my waves license on it shows up in the client, but when i "use" it, it does not mount on my machines.

i'm using a licensed pi3 optimized server to run various controllers to my win10 PC client. The majority are running fine.
Ultimarc's Aimtrak lightgun is giving me trouble, however. it is registered in the client software, and appears as both a HID mouse in device manager, and as a controller in the windows gamepad manager.
The gun works as a mouse, but doesn't move the pointer when connected via vh, and it's buttons are not being registered as mouse clicks.
I've read that it works in absolute mode.
can you offer any suggestions for getting it working?

Just wondering if there are any plans to make the various versions available via PPA? We deploy to a number of different devices and it would dramatically simplify our build process.

I have noticed that, whilst connected via SteamLink with virtualhere for steam link, everytime I press (on a USB Nintendo 64 clone pad) down on the right yellow dpad, mouse starts to drift up.

If I disconnect and reconnect the issue disappears until I use the key again.

Also weirdly, Start button seems to send "esc" key.

Hi guys,
im currently testing VirtualHere to use my DVB-C Usb Tuner on my QNAP TS-251+.
Im using VirtualHere because it seems that the QNAP Usb passthrough is "badly" implemented and im getting stuttering and glitches and audio cracks when using it.
With VirtualHere it works very good so far. No glitches etc.
I installed the server from here
https://virtualhere.com/nas ( VirtualHere QPKG App )
The license said that i can use 1 device in the trial for free for 10 days.

Hi!

I would like to automatically "stop using"/disconnect a device after n seconds.How would I go about?

Thanks

Hi there,

I'm currently trialing out VirtualHere, and comparing it to other devices such as the Lantronix USB-to-Ethernet device. And if it does eventually actually start working properly. Would more than happily purchase your software.

However, I'm currently running into the following problem. My device, although is seen on the Client, and connects according the client. However, according to the system. It appears as though no device has been connected.

It this a limitation of the trial software?

Hi all,

I just like ask if i can make a setup like this:

RPi3 as a USB Server and with a Huawei E3372 4G modem so i can get it online on internet.
Then i will install a USBtoRS232 on the RPi3 that i like to mount to my PC and use my local software.

I do have RPi3 and the Huawei E3372 4G modem ready.

Just need to sign up a account for DynDNS or?
Dynamic DNS Service can i use: www.ddns.net