[FreeNX-kNX] FreeNX: What is the file nxclient good for?

Marcello Blancasio blancasio at nomachine.com
Fri Jul 20 12:53:46 UTC 2007


Fabian Franz wrote:
> If we could, we would have done that a long time ago ...
> 
> Well, it needs to be called nxclient, because nxagent is searching for that exact file in path with option dialog. I dunno why the hell they did not just call it nxdialog and then run it via nxclient ...
> 
> Its just another one of those annoying things NX ships hardcoded with.

I don't know where on earth you found that the path of nxclient binary
is hardcoded. Please, could you point me to the code where it is done?

The location of nxclient binary can be specified in the NX_CLIENT
environment variable. Nothing constrains you to call it 'nxclient',
it can be called as you like.

Every time nxagent needs to display a dialog box, it uses nxcomp
library, that retrieves the nxclient binary location from the
NX_CLIENT variable.

If you guys had read the code - instead of whining - as developers
are supposed to do, you would have realized these things.

We are becoming tired of guys spreading disinformation and FUD.

Wouldn't it be better checking the facts, rather than talking about
word of mouth?

I hope the following article will help you:

http://www.nomachine.com/ar/view.php?ar_id=AR07E00479

Best Regards.

/Marcello Blancasio.




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