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Listener state: Not listening not supported #51

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moqiguzhu opened this issue Aug 12, 2015 · 14 comments
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Listener state: Not listening not supported #51

moqiguzhu opened this issue Aug 12, 2015 · 14 comments

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@moqiguzhu
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I follow the installation instruction:

  • download the latest released RDP WRAPPER, version 1.5
  • run the install.bat
  • run the RDPCheck.exe -- failed
  • run the RDPConf

I see that Windows 10 home edition has already been supported, where am I wrong?
Should I download the source codes and compile myself?

@bubbleguuum
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Confirming the same issue on Windows 10 Home.

@binarymaster
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Why you don't read closed issues?

@bubbleguuum
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Got it but why don't you make a download that just works to avoid the same issue being reported again and again and again ?

@binarymaster
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Indeed... v1.6 released! :)

@EliezerBee
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So does v1.6 now support running a session on one PC (under my username)
then continuing that same session (applications still running) from another
PC (again under my username)?

On Wed, Aug 12, 2015 at 11:58 AM, binarymaster notifications@github.com
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Indeed... v1.6 released! :)


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@binarymaster
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So does v1.6 now support running a session on one PC (under my username)
then continuing that same session (applications still running) from another
PC (again under my username)?

No, see this issue: #37

@EliezerBee
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I see in issue #37 #37 that
this has been around since Win8. I've been using it for exactly that on
Win8.1 for quite a while - never had an issue.

So please explain: if this does not work, what exactly does RDPWrapper
accomplish on Windows 10? Isn't that the whole point of it?... (Confused.)

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So does v1.6 now support running a session on one PC (under my username)
then continuing that same session (applications still running) from another
PC (again under my username)?
No, see this issue: #37
#37


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@binarymaster
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I actually have none of these issues on my Windows 10 Virtual Machine, so I can't confirm nor refuse it... You have to test it yourself.

@aiugrivef
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Tested on Win 10 Home edition, both 32 and 64 bits, and indeed rdpwrap does nothing...
TermServ service is not even listening on 3389 port.

@binarymaster
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@aiugrivef
Did you test latest v1.6 release?

@EliezerBee
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Aiugrivef, does it at least accomplish the following? If User A is
physically sitting at and using the "server" - can User B concurrently
access his own login on the server from another computer?

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Tested on Win 10 Home edition, both 32 and 64 bits, and indeed rdpwrap
does nothing...
TermServ service is not even listening on 3389 port.


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@binarymaster
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does it at least accomplish the following? If User A is
physically sitting at and using the "server" - can User B concurrently
access his own login on the server from another computer?

Yes. See the latest screenshot in the README.md

@moqiguzhu
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Sorry to bother you.
It is the first time that I use issues. Before I post the issue, I have not noticed that there is a column called closed issues.
Never happen next time.

@binarymaster
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Thanks :)

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