Hello,
i'm using RDP Manager Enterprise 2.5.6.0 under Mac OS 10.11 (GM Candidate). But the issue also was under 10.10.5. So it is not Mac OS Version related.
We have a Microsoft SQL Server, where our Windows Clients get the RDP Manager Enterprise Data for online and offline use.
The connection is secured to a passphrase, which is cached on the Windows client.
On the mac client i am asked 2 times every start to enter the passphrase.
After i entered it one time, the database is syncing and i can quit the second dialog and confirm that it is ok to not connect to the database.
But i am connected already...
Then the other problem is, that even a offline db file is created, i can't use it.
When i start RDP Manager - i have change the settings to ask me every start for offline mode - and i confirm to start in offline mode, the program tells me, that the database cannot be reached and i have no data.
In the log i can see, that the database file is malformed
15.09.2015 07:20:52]INFO Offline file - Database disk image is malformed, trying to delete the file
[15.09.2015 07:21:21]ERROR System.Exception: Unable to initialize the security provider
at A.cbbb560bfd0154564f3a0626f8038689f.cc215c098d9d30db01ad4833019a25cf4 (A.c323b374042cd3040715f1835f9a00a5c c6001ae751a83ae74954d848ad5dee7b4) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
I'm working as a non admin on this workstation. Just in case if the user rights are important.
I like the use of RDP Manager on Mac, so i'm glad if there is anything to solve this issue.
Regards,
Alex
Hi Alex,
I know there is an ongoing investigation about a similar bug that happen sometime with the Windows version.
I will see if the Mac version has a similar or worse problem.
Thank you for reporting this
Benoît Sansregret
Hi Benoit,
thanks for the quick feedback.
Feel free to contact me if i can support you with information or logs.
Regards,
Alex
it is frustrating for me it always saying database disk image malformed. no luck so far to resolve. so I could not able to use RDP even if I have licence version on MAC.
I here you, but until we find a fix, you have a few options:
- close RDM, delete the offline.db file, restart RDM. This a temporarily solution, do it again each time you encounter the issue.
or
- disable offline mode and disable caching
Could you please send us you application logs for analysis, they could prove helpful in resolving the issue.
Best regards,
Stéfane Lavergne
@bijay nayak - got your log file for the other thread, looking at it now
Stéfane Lavergne
Hi there,
please have attached my Application log.
Regards,
Alex