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Hello;

We have an Ubuntu 16.04 server (VMWare VM) running VH as a service, but since we built it a few months ago, and particularly in the last few weeks, it appears to need almost nightly reboots to fix VH - I'll wait up in the morning to texts from work saying "it's down again" and I'll have to reboot the VM to fix it (stopping and starting the service itself has mixed results).

I have downloaded the virtualhere x64 client off the virtualhere website. I have connected a DS4 controller via USB to the steam link and enabled the share option under the virtualhere menu.

Nothing shows up on my windows PC on the virtualhere client after doing this.

I read on Reddit that someone mentioned the website versions wont work with the steam link and you need to get the version sold on steam specifically. Is this true? I would like to know before dropping $20 bucks on this.

While setting up my Raspberry Pi as a server, I noticed that if a client connects before the Pi gets its time set, the server immediately disconnects the client. It appears the server timeout is based on the realtime clock, it would be nice if it were instead based off a monotonic clock like /proc/uptime or clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, _ )

Has anyone used the authorization option to authorize against a Radius server? This would be very interesting in business use.

Thomas

I've had virtual USB server working perfectly on android (running on Nvidia Shield TV) but just recently the it crashes (literally freezes) when connecting the same USB device that I've been using perfectly well. Has there been an update recently that may have caused this? The other odd thing, is that it thinks 2 devices are connected when I plug in a single device (usb game controller). Unfortunately it's now totally unusable. Any help would be appreciated.

Matt

I am trying to use virtualhere to program an arduino connected to Raspberry pi 3 using a mac client.
I can see the arduino in the client console, but not in the arduino IDE.
When using a windows client, everything works fine.
I'm using latest raspberry pi firmware, and macOS 10.12.1.

Hi,

I cant get VirtualHere to work :(

Situation:
- VirtualHere server for the Raspberry pi (1 version B).
- Windows 10 machine as client (As a service).

If I run VirtualHere client gui I can see the hub and the attached devices. But windows itself does not see any device. I have a pulse8 usb cec adapter and an USB bluetooth adapter connected to the Server. One thing to note is that the client says "(In use by you)" after both devices. I don't understand how that is possible if windows doesn't see them.

Any help is appreciated :(
Jeroen

Hi,

Sorry if this is a common question, but I found no conclusive answer. Should Steinberg eLicensers work with VirtualHere?

My new macbook only has USB C, so I was hoping this would be a convenient solution. It's not working, but I don't want to spend a lot of time debugging my Ubuntu server or my mac client if there's no chance of it working anyway.

Thanks!

Lisa

Hi,

I installed VirtualHere on Windows and love it. Thank you for making it.

I can share my Samsung USB Scanner via VirtualHere server and have clients scan with it. A while after a client connects, it disconnects. This is undesirable for me. I assume this is the "2016-11-23 15:00:06 INFO :Connection 1 successfully removed (reason:timeout)" line in the server log. I want the client to stay connected permanently.

Hello,

I am attempting to use an Ant+ device. The client, whilst it can see the device as "ANT USB-m Stick" when used provides the error 'There was a error using the device"

The log from the server provides the following data: