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Hello,

i installed VirtualHere Server on a Amazon FireTV (new firmware upgrade) to share my printer or a webcam in the network. It would be a great new feature for this popular android device.

I can start the app and select the printer/flashdrive as a device. When i try to start the USB Server i get the message "unknown deamon state (Unknown)". Also a flash drive is not working.

Is there anything i can do?

Thanks

<p>Is there any way to configure within the client, each hub's SSL port on a per-hub/server basis? Or perhaps to enable/disable client-side SSL support on a per-server basis?
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<p>This would be most useful when there's more than one VHUSBIP server behind a single NATed gateway.
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<p>For instance.<br />
1) User wants to connect from an AWS WorkSpace (a NATed environment), to a VHUSBIP server running behind a local NAT gateway.<br />

Hi,

I'm having a problem when I reboot my Mac, the VirtualHere client is asking the question, "Are you sure you want to quit" But the problem is the window server has already quit and the screen is black. I basically have to power down the machine if I don't remember to quit the client before I hit reboot.
Is there a way to make a preference item to not ask the users if they want to quit?

Hi.
Do you plan to implement a feature allowing to send requests for releasing occupied devices?
Would be nice to have it, especially when you share a device over Internet.

Hi!

I can reproduce a BSOD (blue screen of death) with the message "IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL" on my notebook here.
It is running Windows XP SP3 and vhui32 2.8.3.
The server is a RasPi 2 with server version 2.1.1 running.

The connection between the client and the server is over a 2Mbit/s SDSL link.
I tried both setups for the connection between the vusb client and vusb server: SSL and plain TCP over IPsec-VPN -> same result -> BSOD

Hello!

Would it be possible to extend the SSL support with mutual certificate authentication where the client also has to show its certificate to the server so that the server can check if the client is allowed to connect?

Why?
Ease the use of clients and server when they are directly connecting over the internet without any additional tools (e.g. openvpn, stunnel, plink, etc.).

Thanks,
Christian

I have downloaded the most recent Client and attempted to install (using admin) on two different computers. One a 32 bit laptop and one a 64 bit tower. In both cases the two hubs show up in the Programs and Features listing. Opening the Client, the server side shows up as well as the device itself. Right clicking, selecting Use and then looking in the Windows Device manager to identify the port to use. I notice the the Port is identified but the driver itself is not installed as shown in the Port/Properties dialog box. The 64 bit tower goes to BOD and reboots at this point.

in Michael's Authorization example
i noticed he was running a bash script as a command
with arguments and using the exit return code
as a True/False boolean this would also allow us to write
in other languages too like perl, c, python, lua, php

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# This is a Python Clone of Michael's Example
# But Instead of Logging the Strings im Just Printing Them

import sys

After installation driver upgrade fails with info "...driver could not be loaded. Please reboot..."

Log shows the following: