[FreeNX-kNX] Server setup; no logging & command not found

chris at ccburton.com chris at ccburton.com
Wed Feb 19 11:52:33 UTC 2014


freenx-knx-bounces at kde.org wrote on 18/02/2014 16:45:46:

> Hello everyone,
> 
> I would like to ask a question that is more Ubuntu-specific: I'm hoping 
> that it won't be too far off topic from the freenx server in general.
> 
> I've finished setting up the server and I would like to start 
> connecting. So I start up the NoMachine NX client on my windows computer 

> to connect. I've set it up for the SSH protocol, and I try to auth using 

> my ubuntu username and SSH private key (although it might be the private 

> key that freenx generated; I can't quite remember which).

Well . . .

start by checking that you DO have the private key from the FreeNX server 
key pair set up in the nxclient,
either
the (default) nomachine one if you didn't generate your own
or
copy over the new key from the server if you did choose to generate your
own key pair, when you ran nxsetup

> 
> The connection is dropped however, and when I look at the clientside 
> logs from NoMachine, I see my SSH log in welcome message, followed by a 
> line saying "the command was not found". Trying to find more information 



What exactly does it say ( on the client, in the log ). . . .


> on my server is fruitless, however, as the nxserver.log file is 
> completely empty, despite me setting the logging level to 5 and 

set logging to debug,  ie. 6

tho . . 

. . . probably you are not connecting at all.


To test your server you can try 

logging in to the server as your normal user, then running

        sudo su -l nx

at a command prompt
to see
if user nx logs in and finds its shell


> subsequently rebooting the server. The log file also appears to be owned 

> (and is writable by) an nx user.

yup, the original "ssh tunnel" connection is made by
         user nx
with a
         ssh key pair

then
your username and password are used to log in your user session
via the tunnel

> 
> If anyone can help me get up and running, that would be wonderful.
> 
> P.S. Is the freenx server still actively developed? I see there hasn't 
> been a stable release in nearly four years!

Development ceased in 2008 tho' various people have fixed various
things since . . . 







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