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Les Mikesell | 1 May 2013 14:35
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Re: NX disappears after starting

On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 2:50 PM,  <mashtin.bakir <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> I've installed the windows freenx client  on a few windows hosts and did a
> yum install freenx
> on a few fedora hosts. For some reason, NX starts up a window manager fine
> from some
> windows hosts but from others, the window come up with the !machine icon on
> the black
> screen then disappears. This is after it authenticates. No error message.
> Does anyone
> have any experience with this?

Are you sure you have the desktop type (gnome, etc.) installed that
the NX session is requesting?

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Chris | 1 May 2013 10:45
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Re: NX disappears after starting


freenx-knx-bounces <at> kde.org wrote on 30/04/2013 20:50:44:

> I've installed the windows freenx client  on a few windows hosts and

Which versions of windows ??? All the same one ???

Which version of the "freenx" client ??

 The nomachine one ???  Fritz Elferts one ???

> did a yum install freenx
> on a few fedora hosts. For some reason, NX starts up a window
> manager fine from some
> windows hosts but from others, the window come up with the !machine
> icon on the black

Against how many of your fedora hosts does the issue occur.
Just one, all of them ??
or
Is it that some clients won't connect to any FreeNX ???

> screen then disappears. This is after it authenticates. No error
> message. Does anyone
> have any experience with this?

Probably. There's not much new about.

I haven't seen this tho
so
my advise based on what you've told us
and
some troubles I've previously had with windows is:-


For FreeNX windows clients, use Fritz's OpenNX client software.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/opennx/files/


You can enter Fritz's usage Poll too at :-

http://opennx.net/


But don't look at his photo ( you've been warned )

https://plus.google.com/117455694361163483105/posts


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OwN-3m-All | 1 May 2013 06:10
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716 Slave mode failed to start script error?

Hi All,

All of a sudden, I can no longer log into my server with FreeNX. It used to work fine. I can login via ssh with the same username and password.  When I try to login with FreeNX, I get the error message below.  The password is correct, ssh has been configured to accept password authentication, and config files look correct.


-- NX SERVER START: -c /usr/lib/nx/nxserver - ORIG_COMMAND=
-- NX SERVER START:  - ORIG_COMMAND=
Info: Using fds #4 and #3 for communication with nxnode.
HELLO NXSERVER - Version 3.2.0-74-SVN OS (GPL, using backend: 3.5.0)
NX> 105 hello NXCLIENT - Version 3.2.0
NX> 134 Accepted protocol: 3.2.0
NX> 105 SET SHELL_MODE SHELL
NX> 105 SET AUTH_MODE PASSWORD
NX> 105 login
NX> 101 User: user
NX> 102 Password:
Info: Auth method: ssh Connection closed by 127.0.0.1
expect: spawn id exp7 not open
while executing
"expect {
"Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?" { send "yesr" }
"assword*:"  { sleep 0.3; send "$passwordr" }
"Permission de..."
("while" body line 2)
invoked from within
"while {1} {
expect {
"Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)?" { send "yesr" }
"assword*:"  { sleep 0.3; send "$passwordr" }
"..."
(file "/usr/lib/nx/nxnode-login" line 72)
FREENX> 716 Slave mode failed to start.
Info: Closing connection to slave with pid 21260.

NX> 404 ERROR: wrong password or login
NX> 999 Bye
user <at> chi:/var/log#

Has anyone seen this before?  Any suggestions on what I should do?

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mashtin.bakir | 30 Apr 2013 21:50
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NX disappears after starting

I've installed the windows freenx client  on a few windows hosts and did a yum install freenx
on a few fedora hosts. For some reason, NX starts up a window manager fine from some
windows hosts but from others, the window come up with the !machine icon on the black
screen then disappears. This is after it authenticates. No error message. Does anyone
have any experience with this?

TIA
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Cacopardo Giorgio | 20 Apr 2013 14:59
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>From: "Stern, M. David" <David.Stern <at> jhuapl.edu>
>To: User Support for FreeNX Server and kNX Client <freenx-knx <at> kde.org>
>Subject: [FreeNX-kNX] getting freenx working
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>I'm trying to give users a nice replacement
>to humming bird exceed and stumbled upon
>nomachine. Pity the site is down. Anyone know
>what that's about? Nevertheless got a copy of
>the nxclient (3.5.09) for windows and installed
>that. I installed the linux product and it worked
>like a dream...until more than 2 people tried to
>connect.  I then came across freenx. Did a
>yum install on my linux host, set connection
>for XDM, cut from the key on windows, paste
>to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2.
>
>Node.conf only has
>ENABLE_FORCE_ENCRYPTION=1
>ENABLE_PASSDB_AUTHENTICATION=1 (nxserver -adduser, --passwd)
>ENABLE_SSH_AUTHENTICATION=1
>
>run nxsetup -test
>get a few warnings about the server config (unmodified)
>It checks the nxserver connection, shows my banner
>and give the generic permission denied (publickey,gssapi_keyex,gssapi-with-mic,password)
>Fatal error: could not connect to NX server. The following are examples of ...
>
>And indeed when I try to run nxmachin on windows it fails and when
>I look at details, it says,
>NX> using auth method publickey
>NX> Authentication failed
>
>
>The only lines I have enabled in sshd_config are
>pubkeyauthentication yes
>passwordauthentication yes
>challengeresponseauthentication no
>gssapiauthentication yes
>gssapicleanupcredentials yes
>Usepam yes
>banner /etc/issue
>X11forwarding yes
>
>Any ideas?
>Thanks
>I
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>freenx-knx-bounces <at> kde.org wrote on 19/04/2013 18:57:24:
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>> I?m trying to give users a nice replacement
>> to humming bird exceed and stumbled upon 
>> nomachine. Pity the site is down. Anyone know 
>> what that?s about? Nevertheless got a copy of
>> the nxclient (3.5.09) for windows and installed
>> that. I installed the linux product and it worked
>> like a dream?until more than 2 people tried to
>> connect.  I then came across freenx. Did a 
>> yum install on my linux host, set connection 
>> for XDM,
>
>You may need patching for XDM.
>
>Get it working with kde/gnome ( or xterm ) first.
>
>> cut from the key on windows, paste
>
>???
>
>> to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2.
>
>???
>
>What did you do here ??
>
>> 
>> Node.conf only has
>> ENABLE_FORCE_ENCRYPTION=1
>> ENABLE_PASSDB_AUTHENTICATION=1 (nxserver ?adduser, --passwd)
>
>Better to get it working without passdb first.
>
>> ENABLE_SSH_AUTHENTICATION=1
>> 
>> run nxsetup ?test
>> get a few warnings about the server config (unmodified)
>> It checks the nxserver connection, shows my banner
>> and give the generic permission denied (publickey,gssapi_keyex,
>> gssapi-with-mic,password)
>
>When ran setup, did you create your own key
>or
>keep the default Nomachine one ??
>
>If you created your own key then you need to copy it to
>the nxclients.
>
>( the nx web client should do that for you, but I don't use it )
>
>> Fatal error: could not connect to NX server. The following are examples 
>of ?
>> 
>> And indeed when I try to run nxmachin on windows it fails and when
>> I look at details, it says,
>> NX> using auth method publickey
>> NX> Authentication failed
>
>
>Sounds like you didn't copy your new key over to the client.
>
>> 
>> 
>> The only lines I have enabled in sshd_config are
>> pubkeyauthentication yes
>> passwordauthentication yes
>
>The above are needed for default authentication.
>
>> challengeresponseauthentication no
>> gssapiauthentication yes
>> gssapicleanupcredentials yes
>> Usepam yes
>> banner /etc/issue
>> X11forwarding yes
>> 
>> Any ideas?
>> Thanks
>> I
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Stern, M. David | 19 Apr 2013 19:57
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getting freenx working

I’m trying to give users a nice replacement

to humming bird exceed and stumbled upon

nomachine. Pity the site is down. Anyone know

what that’s about? Nevertheless got a copy of

the nxclient (3.5.09) for windows and installed

that. I installed the linux product and it worked

like a dream…until more than 2 people tried to

connect.  I then came across freenx. Did a

yum install on my linux host, set connection

for XDM, cut from the key on windows, paste

to ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2.

 

Node.conf only has

ENABLE_FORCE_ENCRYPTION=1

ENABLE_PASSDB_AUTHENTICATION=1 (nxserver –adduser, --passwd)

ENABLE_SSH_AUTHENTICATION=1

 

run nxsetup –test

get a few warnings about the server config (unmodified)

It checks the nxserver connection, shows my banner

and give the generic permission denied (publickey,gssapi_keyex,gssapi-with-mic,password)

Fatal error: could not connect to NX server. The following are examples of …

 

And indeed when I try to run nxmachin on windows it fails and when

I look at details, it says,

NX> using auth method publickey

NX> Authentication failed

 

 

The only lines I have enabled in sshd_config are

pubkeyauthentication yes

passwordauthentication yes

challengeresponseauthentication no

gssapiauthentication yes

gssapicleanupcredentials yes

Usepam yes

banner /etc/issue

X11forwarding yes

 

Any ideas?

Thanks

I

 

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Mike Morris | 13 Apr 2013 03:57
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nxviewer vs vncviewer

I have googled and been to !M KB without luck, so I guess I need to ask you good people!

I have a 12.04 Ubuntu server with freenx installed and working fine for X apps. I can connect from remote machines and run either a DE (e.g., lxde) or individual windowed apps (LibreOffice, Firefox, etc.). I am using the NX client on my 2 remote machines, one Ubuntu, one Windows 2000.

Now I want to connect to the freenx server and have it proxy a VNC session from a Windows machine to my remote client. To clarify... the freenx server (aka "proxy machine") and the windows machine running a VNC server (aka "VNC host") are on the same (workplace) network. From home I want to NX from my "remote client" to the nx proxy machine and be able to manipulate the desktop of the VNC host.

After "connected", "authenticated" and "downloading session data" confirmation messages, I get "connection error" message. I've turned debug to level 7 via node.conf on the server. Checking the sessi on log in .nx/ under my home directory on the server, I see a single line:

/usr/lib/nx/nxnode: line 818: /usr/lib/nx/nxviewer: No such file or directory

First, please correct me if I have a fundamental misunderstanding since most of the vnc related threads I've found concern accessing the display :0 session on the freenx proxy machine, in a 2 machine scenario. I'm attempting a 3 machine scenario, which the docs seem to show is a normal use case.

From my reading it sounds to me like nxviewer is no longer used, and vncviewer should be sufficient. vncviewer is installed and working on the server, nx proxy machine. I've also confirmed that x11vnc, xvnc4viewer, freenx-vnc and tightvncserver are all now installed. "nxpasswd" also exists in /usr/lib/nx.

I've toyed with all the relevant node.conf settings I can find, namely "ENABLE_EXTERNAL_NXVIEWER", "COMMAND_VNCVIEWER", etc. But that's probably the wrong path.... the real question to me is why is it trying to run nxviewer instead of vncviewer?

I am afraid I'm doing something stupid, but can't for the life of me figure out what :-)

Any help Very Much Appreciated !!!

Thanks,

MikeM

PS: I sudo apt-get dist-upgrade frequently :-)
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Tim Hägele | 9 Apr 2013 18:02
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SOLVED: no KDE startup on kubuntu 12.04

I use kubuntu 12.04 with kde 4.10 backports:

Error:
connection with nxclient I get a black Screen with Mouse - no kde startup. 
After 5 seconds the session exits. Nothing helpful in the log

Fix: 
install kde-workspace-randr

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Paul Schulz | 8 Mar 2013 05:07
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Any plans for Ubuntu packages of FreeNX for 12.10?

Greetings.. are there any plans for Ubuntu 12.10 packages of FreeNX?

- Is there anything specifically stopping this from happening
(upgraded libraries/new dependencies?) other than a packaging effort..
- Where would you recommend I start?

My approach would be
  apt-get source <package>
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Ryan Cooley | 16 Feb 2013 02:51

Re: SOLVED!!! CentOS6 FreeNX never starts session

Sonofabitch!  I figured it out.

It was a bit of a shot in the dark (I still can't untangle those messy NX scripts), but I spun-up another VM with
CentOS6 and freenx, and watched it work just fine.  Even VMWare-tools didn't cause a problem.  So I
considered WTH could be different enough between the two to cause problems.  In a flash of inspiration I
started looking into /etc/profile.d/ scripts, and found a suspicious character...  Sure enough, *yum -y
erase bash-completion* has COMPLETELY solved this damn problem.  This one incident completely negates
any benefit I've ever gotten from it, so it's gone for good.

Some more thoughts in-line below...

> -----Original Message-----
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> On Behalf Of Les Mikesell
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> To: User Support for FreeNX Server and kNX Client
> Subject: Re: [FreeNX-kNX] CentOS6 FreeNX never starts session

> I did that in an earlier century.  But the overhead is trivial these
> days and I'm not giving up mouse cut/paste, resizable windows and
> fonts and the ability to run wireshark and firefox in the session if
> needed.  

You can still have mouse copy/paste and resize, it's just done on your local xterm/putty/whatever instead
of inside a remote X session.  For the odd GUI tool, SSH's X11 forwarding will make that automagically work.  

> Just use NX and don't look back.  Even if non-X stuff worked as well,
> you'd still have to find matching character-mode terminal emulators
> across the client platforms you use.   You can grab the running
> freenx session onto linux/windows/mac clients and barely know the
> difference.

I'd have to veto NX just because VX ConnectBot works great on Android phones (sliders, in particular),
while there's no NX client for Android.  Yes, I do real, serious, heavy-lifting *work* from my phone, so I
don't have to carry a laptop around with me at absolutely ALL times.

And as for terminal emulators, I know what you mean.  But in my case, I found all the GUI/commercial ones were
horrible in one way or another anyhow, and ended up significantly modifying wy60 to get my employer's apps
working.  The ability to use it over SSH is just a fringe benefit.

> I think this is the fix:
> http://www.nomachine.com/ar/view.php?ar_id=AR11I00608
> And it looks specific to some version of the vm tools.

Doesn't apply to me, I couldn't even get an xterm window up, never-mind GNOME.  

But at least I finally found a fix.  I do appreciate the help.

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Ryan Cooley | 15 Feb 2013 20:56

CentOS6 FreeNX never starts session

I’ve run freenx successfully before, but on RHEL5 32-bit (x86).  Now I’ve just installed freenx on TWO different CentOS6.x 64-bit (x64) servers, but neither is working.

 

In both cases, I can login, and get an empty, black X11 window.  I know it’s working that far, because I can connect to the server, set my DISPLAY to :100x and run /etc/X11/xinit/Xsession to start my window manager properly and use my NX session.  Obviously, that’s not good enough, and I need to get NX launching the session on login like it should, but nothing in the logs (~/.nx/ and /var/log/nx/) indicates any problem.  --check is pretty worthless, as it always complains.

 

I wrote a tiny shell script that, when run, just creates a file in /tmp, filled with the date and a few user variables.  If I tell the nxclient to run that command as my shell, it is NEVER executed, as I’ve never seen a file show up, after dozens of attempts.  I have SELINUX disabled, and nothing is notably pathological about my installations…  One of the two is pretty plain vanilla CentOS6.x.  Now I’m trying with OpenNX, but no change.

 

I’d appreciate any help tracking down where this process is hanging-up.  I’m amazed there aren’t more reports of problems like this, because I’m seeing a 100% failure rate on CentOS6.

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