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Posts: 46. I try to start RDM without connection to SQL database, my datasource does not switch to offline mode, and no entry are loaded. The only way is to start it while connected to SQL server, and then go offline. But if I have to restart the computer, or quit and open again the application while I'm away from the office, there is no way to load any entry. When offline, if you try to create a new session, the new session is not displayed until you go back online, and offline again. Within an rdp session, ' ' key is switched with '. Posts: 851.
Hi, I try to start RDM without connection to SQL database, my datasource does not switch to offline mode, and no entry are loaded. The only way is to start it while connected to SQL server, and then go offline.
But if I have to restart the computer, or quit and open again the application while I'm away from the office, there is no way to load any entry. I seem unable to reproduce this issue. When I try to connect to the SQL Server and either the network is down or my server host unreachable, I get prompted with the following window offering me to go offline: Maybe you could send me your application log after reproducing the issue so I can check if there is something else causing the issue. When offline, if you try to create a new session, the new session is not displayed until you go back online, and offline again.
I think it should have been fixed in the beta version I previously sent you, or am I wrong? Is this a different issue? Within an rdp session, ' ' key is switched with '. Posts: 46. Xavier Fortin wrote: Hi, I seem unable to reproduce this issue. When I try to connect to the SQL Server and either the network is down or my server host unreachable, I get prompted with the following window offering me to go offline: Maybe you could send me your application log after reproducing the issue so I can check if there is something else causing the issue. Hi Xavier, if you send me instructions on how to create the log you want I will be glad to send you it.
I'm not sure if the problem exist if you're not connected to the network, I'm always connected to a network. But I'm sure the problem exist if the server is not reachable.
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Xavier Fortin wrote: I think it should have been fixed in the beta version I previously sent you, or am I wrong? Is this a different issue? No, it's a different issue. The issue you fixed in the beta was about modifying an existing entry (if you tried to edit an entry, it was not edited while offline), and the problem is fixed. The problem I'm having now is that if you try to create a new entry, it is not displayed until you go online, and come back offline.
Xavier Fortin wrote: I seem unable to reproduce this behavior. I've added the Italian (Italy) keyboard in my remote machine and tried the key I think you're referring to and they seem to write what's expected.
I'm not familiar with the Italian keyboard though. Are you referring to those keys: The keymap of the picture is correct, and you perfectly understood which keys are 'swapping' in an rdp session, if you type the ' no problems. Scenaroi2: you logout from session2, you immediately switch the focus to session1 (before remote session2 completes the logoff process) - as soon as session2 closes, session1 gets blank, session 3 and 4 are ok.
I've tried many times, and just the active session gets blank. Xavier Fortin wrote: I reproduce the issue. I've removed the first prompt since I didn't see the purpose of it in the Mac version of the application. Just tell me if it cause any other issue when you get to try the next version. I think that the purpose of the first prompt is for rdp session with NLA authentication (SSO), please check if it works with NLA TS before removing it completely from RDM!
Xavier Fortin wrote: Best regards, Thank you very much for your help Xavier! Posts: 851. Hi, You can find your application log under Help - View Application Log. You can copy the content of the window with the Copy button and send it to me via private message. No, it's a different issue. The issue you fixed in the beta was about modifying an existing entry (if you tried to edit an entry, it was not edited while offline), and the problem is fixed. The problem I'm having now is that if you try to create a new entry, it is not displayed until you go online, and come back offline.
That's the weird thing. You see, the issue was that between two versions of RDM, a part of the code that was responsible to ensure the displayed connection tree was up to date was broken. This happen after each modification (be it editing or adding a connection), which is why it should be fixed in this version too.
I'm testing right now, and in my case, it does update. Are you having the same issue when deleting an entry? I might find something in your log.
Remind me again, are you using an SQL Server datasource? The keymap of the picture is correct, and you perfectly understood which keys are 'swapping' in an rdp session, if you type the '. Posts: 46.
Xavier Fortin wrote: Hi, You can find your application log under Help - View Application Log. You can copy the content of the window with the Copy button and send it to me via private message. Ok I'll try and get back to you. Xavier Fortin wrote: That's the weird thing.
You see, the issue was that between two versions of RDM, a part of the code that was responsible to ensure the displayed connection tree was up to date was broken. This happen after each modification (be it editing or adding a connection), which is why it should be fixed in this version too. I'm testing right now, and in my case, it does update. Are you having the same issue when deleting an entry? I rarely delete an entry, but I will try!
Xavier Fortin wrote: I might find something in your log. Remind me again, are you using an SQL Server datasource?
Yes, Microsoft SQL server express as datasource. Xavier Fortin wrote: I think I found the issue and it lies within the keyboard layouts offered by the operating systems themselves. The Itialian (Italy) keyboard in Mac as the top left key be '. Posts: 46. JB81 wrote: When offline, if you try to create a new session, the new session is not displayed until you go back online, and offline again. Xavier Fortin wrote: That's the weird thing. You see, the issue was that between two versions of RDM, a part of the code that was responsible to ensure the displayed connection tree was up to date was broken.
This happen after each modification (be it editing or adding a connection), which is why it should be fixed in this version too. I'm testing right now, and in my case, it does update.
Are you having the same issue when deleting an entry? I might find something in your log. Remind me again, are you using an SQL Server datasource?
Hi Xavier, I had some time to test this problem: Step1: Delete an entry: the problem does not happen, the entry is immediately removed from the view. Step2: Add an entry: the problem does not happen, the entry is immediately added to the view. Step3: Duplicate an entry: you choose to duplicate, you enter the name of the new entry, you change something (e.g. The ip address), you press ok. Here is the problem: the entry is not added to the view. If you go online and go back offline, the new entry (step3) is added to the view.
Here is the funny part: if you duplicate an entry (step3) it is not added to the view, but if you add (step2) or delete (step1) an entry, the view is updated and the duplicate entry (step3) is added to the view without the need to go online and come back offline. Posts: 851. Hi, The italian keyboard layout of my 2015 macbook pro is exactly the same of your picture (I just checked), and in MAC Os everything is ok, but within a RDM RDP session. Posts: 46. Xavier Fortin wrote: I seem unable to reproduce this issue. When I try to connect to the SQL Server and either the network is down or my server host unreachable, I get prompted with the following window offering me to go offline: Maybe you could send me your application log after reproducing the issue so I can check if there is something else causing the issue. Hi Xavier, unfortunately I cannot send you any log, because application hangs (spinning wheel) and I have to force quit RDM.
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The only way to start RDM again is to open a vpn connection to office and then open RDM. Here are the screens if I try to open RDM without a connection to SQL server. Posts: 851. This is weird. You say you were able to go in Offline Mode with the ribbon button? Just in case could you make sure the offline mode is correctly enabled? To do so make sure that the Offline mode is set to Read only or Read/write in the datasource configuration: This should be the only one that matter in this case if you already have an offline cache since the next step are server side, but still, if you can connect online set to Read only or Read/write the Offline mode in the data source settings: Do so also in the User settings with which you attempt to connect: Best regards, Xavier Fortin.
Posts: 851. The only other reason I can think of for the Go Offline button to be hidden is if the offline.db file was absent for some reason. Could you check it out. For this, you need to go to the RDM configuration folder: /Users//Library/Application Support/com.devolutions.remotedesktopmanager Just replace in this path with your Mac user. Then, you will need the ID of your data source. You can find it at the bottom of the data source configuration view: You should find a folder with this ID as it's name (there might be two, ignore the one ending with ). In it should be the offline.db file mentioned.
If it is not there, this is the issue. Best regards, Xavier Fortin. Posts: 851. Hi, A user contacted us with an issue with the offline mode slightly similar to yours. I'm still investigating, but having your application log would help. Hi Xavier, unfortunately I cannot send you any log, because application hangs (spinning wheel) and I have to force quit RDM. If you can't get your application log through the app, you can always get the file directly.
Here is the path: /Users//Library/Application Support/com.devolutions.remotedesktopmanager/RemoteDesktopManager.log Best regards, Xavier Fortin. Posts: 46.
Hi Xavier, I recreated the problem (today at 16:30) and copied the log file to my desktop. If you give me your email address I can send you the log file. Posts: 851. Hi, The version 4.2.0.0 is out and it contains a new feature that could resolve your issue with the swapped key on the Italian layout. With RDM 4.2.0.0, we've introduced the Shortcuts Mapping for RDP sessions. You can access those in RDM preferences under Session Type - RDP - Shortcuts. Just use the '+' button to add a new mapping: You can just press the key that will be pressed and what you want it to send in the two text fields.
Be aware that you'll have to do it for each modifiers too (probably shift and alt in this case): In my first picture, you see this set to the two keys we've been talking about. Tell me if you find any issues. Best regards, Xavier Fortin. Posts: 46.
Hi Xavier, sorry if I did not post for long time but I switched back to my windows computer. RDM on MAC was not usable. Now I took back my macbook pro to test the new version of RDM (4.3), but sadly it is not usable on a production machine, it is like a beta. Today it crashed (coloured spinning wheel), I had to force quit and when it started again my datasource (SQL with offline) was completely empty. Now I can't get my job done and I don't know what will happen when it will connect back to sql database (will it wipe it?).
To be honest, it is not possible to release a software with such problems and ask money for that. It can have missing features, but it cannot stop you from working in the middle of the day!!! Attached you can find screenshot of my datasource set-up, please tell me what's wrong. Posts: 851. Hi, First of all, sorry for any inconveniences.
We're always trying to offer the best reliability, but we're working with a huge code base and sometime, issues pass through testing. The offline mode in particular is a very large feature that encompasses multiple parts of the application.
That being said, I'm not able to reproduce your issue. You said it was hanging with the spinning wheel? Could you describe what you were doing before the spinning wheel? Did it seem random, or was it after a specific action? How long would you say it hanged before you forced quit?
Now I can't get my job done and I don't know what will happen when it will connect back to sql database (will it wipe it?). I wouldn't worry about that. Though I understand the annoyance, this only seem to mean that the cache file has been cleared (for a reason that I would also like to find). When you get online it should simply recreate the cache with the online data, or at the very least it should ask confirmation from you before doing any modification to the live data. Once again, sorry for any inconveniences. Best regards, Xavier Fortin.