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Running OS X 10.10.1... If the raspberrypi gets rebooted, the client crashes, and when you try to bring it up again it says "The application "VirtualHere" is not open anymore.

Only way I have figure out to get past this, is to reboot the mac...

Hi , i have the License for my Raspberry Pi and all works fine but now i try to use it with my Synology DS3611xs and my client can found the dongle and start it , but when i try to get access on my licenses over the elicenser software , he cant find it ... i also use a ilok dongle with protools 10 and protools 11 and it work fine too ! its only the elicenser dongle , what can i do ?

btw , can i change my license from the raspberry pi to the synology ? because i cant use the raspberry anymore .
thank you .
sammy

Hi,

we want to use VirtualHere to share USB Software dongles. We already use a different product, but are not happy with some of its limitations.
One annoying feature is the auto connect, which is also provided by VirtualHere. Do you see any possibility to remove the Auto-Use and maybe other functions from the Client GUI, if possible controllable via the configuration file, to get a very limited Client?

Regards

Axel

Hi!

I'm having problems starting the 2.0 server on my TP-Link TP-WR1043ND router running OpenWRT Attitude Adjustment: when I'm trying to start it, it just sits on the console waiting for ^C doing nothing (it doesn't print any banners, setting any switch like -h does not make any difference).

This is the result of running strace on it:

Greetings,

I tried the software on my raspberry pi and it is an impressive solution.

I wish to know if it is possible to connect multiple clients to a USB device simultaneously.
If positive, which license do I need to purchase?

Thanks

We have a pool of MODEMs shared between a group of Engineers. Sometimes, one Engineer will forget to release a MODEM and go offsite.

Is there a way for one Client to forcibly takeover a USB Device from another Client?

Possible feature request - have a shared 'loosely' option for a USB port? :)

cheers
--et

Michael:

I am able to run Virtual Here for about a week and then the daemon crashes. Ounce I restart the PI I am goof for about another week, could it be a memory leak.
I found this in the log;

As my Lexmark Prospect Pro 205 is a rather unreliable beast over the WLAN already since a while I`m trying to get the printer connected via USB to the LAN via my router (OpenWRT). I went through all kinds of experience using CUPS (no chance as Lexmarks drivers are closed-source and not compiled for ARM...) and p910nd (does work for the printer function, but no monitoring of ink-levels, no double-side printing, and even no scanning ...).
Now I found your solution and WOW this works great ! I have a fully functional MFC accessible over the LAN including all functionality !

Hi,

I did just buy my QNAP NAS, and have it up and running for about two weeks.. But today i saw VirtualHere and want to try it out. So i installed it through the App Center and downloaded the client and start to install my device.
But here is the strange thing, when i try to add my USB device i get a error message thats saws that my server trail has expired..
Say what, i have never installed VirtualHere on my NAS before, how can that expired then??

Regards
Jonas Byström

hello everybody, i am making a project in which i want to use a raspberry connected to a hotspot huawei e5220, i have a no-ip service run on the raspi, but this hotspot do not allow open ports such as 7575 that is for virtualhere. I have read about Reverse Client and i want to know how can i setup to connect using my no-ip service.