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The MS SQL script in the documentation: https://mremoteng.readthedocs.io/en/latest/sql_configuration.html explicitly forbids NULL values in InheritRedirectAudioCapture and RedirectAudioCapture but the first thing mRemoteNG does is trying to insert NULL entries...
The documentation needs an update.
Hello All,
I am attempting to use CreateBulkConnections_ConfCons2_6.ps1 to create an XML file for import.
The script works fine for inherited credentials, but I am not successful when providing my own credentials.
Has anyone seen success doing this?
Walking through with the powershell debugger, it appears each individual connection objects are created successfully with domain, user, and password extracted from my PSCredential object. However, the subsequent call to $XmlSerializer.Serialize($RootNode) call returns nothing. The $XmlSerializer is created with the provided script code as:
$CryptoProvider = [mRemoteNG.Security.SymmetricEncryption.AeadCryptographyProvider]::new()
$SaveFilter = [mRemoteNG.Security.SaveFilter]::new()
$ConnectionNodeSerializer = [mRemoteNG.Config.Serializers.Xml.XmlConnectionNodeSerializer26]::new($CryptoProvider, $Password, $SaveFilter)
$XmlSerializer = [mRemoteNG.Config.Serializers.Xml.XmlConnectionsSerializer]::new($CryptoProvider, $ConnectionNodeSerializer)
Any suggestions or a working example using credentials with this script would be greatly appreciated!
Installed mRemoteNG on a new laptop - the last development 1.77 release. On that new machine, the clipboard doesn't seem to be working. I copy something from my Windows 10 desktop and go to paste in the remote Windows session and it doesn't acknowledge that there's anything to paste. Same remote server using the MS Remote Desktop app works just fine. Same for local drives - remote desktop app shows those, but mRemoteNG doesn't. Options are set to TRUE at the global, folder, and connection level.
Any ideas on what I might try?
Installed mRemoteNG on a new laptop - the last development 1.77 release. On that new machine, the clipboard doesn't seem to be working. I copy something from my Windows 10 desktop and go to paste in the remote Windows session and it doesn't acknowledge that there's anything to paste. Same remote server using the MS Remote Desktop app works just fine. Same for local drives - remote desktop app shows those, but mRemoteNG doesn't. Options are set to TRUE at the global, folder, and connection level.
Any ideas on what I might try?
@paschott - I've found that some RDP connections won't allow copying certain types of things in the clipboard. Copying text usually goes ok, "safe" files like .TXT seem to copy ok, but in many connections, trying to copy .EXE (or .BAT, .MSI, etc.) files are restricted. We resort to either renaming the file - which doesn't always work, either - or using FTP to transfer to the server.