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Question: How to make Router links show up in MC? #26
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If anyone is interested in my results, so far I have tried to run MC Router in both Mono (native .NET implementation) and 64bit Wine. Running with Mono, MC Router somewhat works if connecting directly to the server using your credentials, but crashes if using a mcrouter:// URL as parameter. Running with Wine64, MC Router widely works as expected:
Not tested so far:
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Now that I am using Linux I may see if I can add mono support if Yilanst is
ok with it.
…On Fri, May 14, 2021, 7:49 AM Veit ***@***.***> wrote:
If anyone is interested in my results, so far I have tried to run MC
Router in both Mono (native .NET implementation) and 64bit Wine.
Running with Mono, MC Router somewhat works if connecting directly to the
server using your credentials, but crashes if using a mcrouter:// URL as
parameter.
Running with Wine64, MC Router widely works as expected:
- TCP local map
- TCP relay map
- Remote files
- Remote desktop
- Clipboard local to remote
- Clipboard remote to local
- HTTP mapping (opens in native browser)
- HTTPS mapping (opens in native browser)
- RDP mapping (Wine does not have a mstsc.exe)
- This could be made running by either by:
- installing Microsoft's RDP client
- creating a fake mstsc.exe that launches a native application
which understands .rdp files (e.g. remmina -e or remmina -c)
- have an option to start the .rdp file itself instead of
mstsc.exe, and associating .rdp with winebrowser.exe which then will start
a native application handling this file (works with remmina)
- SSH mapping
- Works if PuTTY is installed in wine, but would need something to
start a native ssh client in a native terminal to be useful
- SCP mapping
- Works if WinSCP is installed in wine, but would need something to
start a native scp/sftp client such as FileZilla to be useful
Not tested so far:
- UDP local map
- UDP relay map
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@veitw What version of wine? |
@cookta2012: I was using the regular wine 6.7 x86_64 packages from Fedora 33, worked quite well out of the box.
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Von: Troy Cook ***@***.***>
Gesendet: 15. Mai 2021 21:33:53 MESZ
An: Ylianst/MeshCentralRouter ***@***.***>
CC: Veit ***@***.***>, Mention ***@***.***>
Betreff: Re: [Ylianst/MeshCentralRouter] Question: How to make Router links show up in MC? (#26)
@veitw What version of wine?
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I am trying to make MeshCentral Router fly on Linux. But when accessing MC using Firefox or Chromium on Linux, "Router" links do not show up, while they do when using MC in Windows.
I have manually registered the mcrouter:// URI scheme and accessing such URLs from the browsers works fine.
Is it possible to force MC to show Router links, so one may make use of mcrouter:// URLs?
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