WTware RDP client

Does it work from text config?

In Microsoft world, Windows DNS updated by Windows DHCP server, and it works. WTware report hostname from clienthostname= to DHCP.

There is no minimalistic nsupdate in busybox. In my Debian, /usr/bin/nsupdate binary requires about 15 megabytes of libraries to run. Sorry, I don't want to increase ...

is correct right syntax. Please, read logging manual and make log as described:

http://wtware.com/logs.html

I'm sure it does not write "not accepted by wtware" text on screen.

What exactly you do and what exactly goes wrong?

Also, show me the log: http://wtware.com/logs.html

I always have to free unused IP manually.

Why?

If new device can not obtain IP, please show me DHCP service log. After problem and before you delete IP manually. Wtcenter > Button with wrench in top left corner - Open DHCP Service screen - reboot client and reproduce problem with no IP - Save ...

I think, change IP after long vacation is more annoying, if redirected printer was bound to this IP.

WTDHCP should take used IP with the longest inactivity time it it found no free IP. What is the problem?

Try our own WTRC remote control instead of VNC: http://wtware.com/docs5/config.html#wtrc

The option to install on HD is not avalable from the SD card boot.

Its not easy for us to differ SD from nvme HD. Is this really necessary? Why not boot from USB flash? The option to install on HD should be available from the USB flash boot.


I send the bootstrap log take from the web log page ...

I can not find a bug that I can fix 🙁 We do things right. Somewhere on lower levels things goes wrong. Since 5.6.22, additional lower levels were added, and I can not revert changes back...

Here is similar error: https://github.com/LudovicRousseau/PCSC/issues/16 Same reader Gemalto GemPC Twin, same ...

Jecat wrote: Wed Jan 08, 2025 3:17 pm It would probably be possible to run wake on lan, because the wake-up software...

Software can not wake device up if wake on lan is not implemented in hardware.

On Raspberry forum people write wake on lan is not supported in Pi5 hardware: https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=361644

I have no ideas. Why do you think it is possible in hardware? With Raspberry OS, you can turn Raspberry off but leave network on?

Sorry, don't understand what are you talking about. Pi5 can sleep?

WTware is too limited. We cut off many standard linux features to be small. Related to this topic: there is no udev in wtware. We only statically configure input devices detected on boot for Chromium. Input devices connected after boot (even USB mouse) will not work in Chromium (but work in wtware ...

Sorry, we can't use bluetooth HID in Chrome. Bluetooth HID works only in WTware RDP client.

In RDP h264 encoding may be used to send video.
In RPI4 there is hardware decoder for h264.
In RPI5 decoder for h264 was removed from hardware. Ask them why, not me.
By the way RPI5 CPU is faster than RPI4. So there are no visible performance losses.

If your server is not configured to compress ...