- #Install nomachine on ubuntu how to
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Subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1Įrrors were encountered while processing: NX> 701 ERROR: Cannot set ownership attributes for '/usr/NX/etc' to 'nx:root'.ĭpkg: error processing nxserver (-install): NX> 701 ERROR: Output: chown: `nx:root': invalid user. NX> 701 Checking NX server configuration using the
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NX> 701 Update log is: /usr/NX/var/log/update. Preparing to replace nxserver 2.1.0-22 (using nxserver_2.1.0-22_b). 145817 files and directories currently installed.) I followed the instructions to the T but when I got towards the end I received this message when I tried to "-install debian" at the sudo dpkg -i nxserver_2.1.0-22_b Howdy! I had a problem in the initial install. Sorry I cant be more helpful.I do have a working suse configuration with freenx if you want me to have a look at anything on my system. Incompelete removal of the packages may conflict or there may be conflicts due to the changes each package makes to your system. At that time No machine had made parts of the system open source and so freenx installations were sort of a hacked together assortment of scripts to get things going with the nomachine technology. When one doesn't work you naturally try the other.
#Install nomachine on ubuntu install
Other issues I have had in the past were with trying to install both freenx and the No machine packages on my system. I remember having some issues when trying to add other users to freenx, ones that were not created when the system was set up. I can see on my suse configuration that ssh is using pam for authentication. I know the user NX is created and involved in the process but I never had to manually alter anything in ssh to get it to work on Suse. Hmmm right off the hop in the other thread I can see that you are taking steps that I did not have to undertake concerning the user NX. I haven't tried installing the nx client for linux.
#Install nomachine on ubuntu windows
Grabbed the status to make sure it was runningįrom there I went to my win box and installed the nx client for windows from $ sudo /usr/NX/scripts/setup/nxserver -install debian Ran the install of nxserver telling it to use debian $ sudo dpkg -i nxserver_2.1.0-22_bįound the node.cfg file in a different location than what Ashex specified, but edited that per his instructions Now I installed the packages in the order listed by Ashex $ sudo apt-get install libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2
Setup the 'work' path to get it installedįound out that nxclient needed a certain lib to install (skip if you already have) so I grabbed that Here's what I did to get the server portion installed and running (on Kubuntu Feisty): Click Next again then finish.Įnter your login credentials, and the NX client will now connect and present you with a login session! I believe the NX Connection Wizard will appear, choose a hostname and specify the IP of your serverĬlick Next, and then check the box to enable SSL encryption. Now start nxclient by hitting alt+f2 to bring up the run dialoug box and type in 'nxclient' then hit enter. Sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get install nxclient To setup the nx client, add the following repositories to your sources.list file. I used the NX Client from the Seveas Repositories (). Sudo /usr/NX/scripts/setup/nxserver -install debianĬongratulations! We have now setup NX Server! to test it out, we can connect to it from another computer. Now that we have modified the configuration file to what we desire, we're going to run the nxsetup process. This configures NX Server to tunnel through ssh for security. When that completes, we're going to open up the nx configuration file to make some tweaks. We now have our packages installed, next up we want to install the desktop environment, I'm a Kubuntu user, so we'll use KDE.Īpt will now install a whole swatch of packages, so go make some tea :) Note: we install NX Client first since NX Node and NX Server depend on it Sudo dpkg -i nxclient_2.1.0-17_b & sudo apt-get -f install Now that we have all our packages, lets install them. deb packages from Nomachine).įirst up, lets create a directory to drop these all into:
#Install nomachine on ubuntu how to
This guide shows you how to install FreeNX on Ubuntu Server Feisty Fawn 7.04 and also how to install the client.įirst up, we need to grab the packages from NoMachine (This first time around I tried to use the Seveas repositories, but I had some trouble getting it to work, so we'll just use the.
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