blanalex

Wow! Merci pour la correction rapide!

Avec Workspace 2025.2.6 build 101 sur Windows 11

Si je met une description avec des accents, ils sont mal affichés dans Workspace, mais s'affiche correctement par le web.

Dans workspace:

Par le web:

In Wayk Den what is the difference between a connection and a machine? I mean, I figured to get a computer in the Machines section it has to be registered using the Register-WaykNowMachine cmdlet, but what does it add feature-wise?

Also, is it possible to register machines unattended? When using the Register-WaykNowMachine cmdlet it opens the Den web page to login, so the process has to be done manually.

As a final note, I have two small suggestions for the Wayk Den web interface:

1- adding search boxes in the Connections and Machines pages would help greatly

2- add Connect to machine link in the Connections page

Thank you for the quick implementation of my suggestion!

There's some preferences missing that would greatly improve usability for pros offering support:

1. An option to always send keyboard shortcuts to the remote host. It's bothersome having to set it in each session

2. Auth Type: I really prefer Prompt For Permission authentication, I wish I could set it as default.

Also in the current situation I have to support users on a mix of corporate and personal machines. An easy way to switch between private and public Wayk Den servers would be great.

Pendant le contrôle d'un poste à distance si on fait le caractère "@" (du moins avec le clavier canadien français), ça fait un drôle de comportement:

Sur l'écran du client (celui qui prend le contrôle selon votre terminologie dans Wayk Den) on perd l'affichage du serveur et on ne peut plus contrôler la souris ni le clavier. Par contre la connexion est encore active puisqu'on peut quand même faire du clavardage.

Aussi sur le serveur le clavier semble corrompu: c'est comme si la touche AltCar et/ou majuscule était collée. Ce que j'ai trouvé pour rétablir le clavier est de faire un "@" pour "décoller" le AltCar et ensuite Ctrl-Escape pour décoller majuscule.

Ça ne le fait pas pour tous les caractères accessibles par la touche AltCar: "\" fonctionne bien, "±" ne fait rien du tout (n'affiche même pas le caractère non plus), "£" fait la mêmechose que "@". Mais bon, je n'ai pas testé pour tout le clavier!

I'd like to have the option to make ping beep either when the host is up or down.

Just like OS X's ping -a and -A options. (https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man8/ping.8.html)

Hi! Sorry to wake an old thread. Around version 0.9.54.0 the keyboard issue ('\' vs '°') was fixed but it came back later in my case. At first I thought my connection data source was corrupt, but then I refreshed the OS on my mac and reinstalled everything from scratch. I created a new data source and the issue is still there.

I'm not sure when this happened but Windows key keyboard shortcuts aren't working anymore.

For example, Win+R (Execute...) or Win+E (File explorer) simply open the start menu.

I've reinstalled my mac recently but it was doing this before. I thought my connection database was corrupt so I started anew when I reinstalled my mac.

The "Windows key passthrough" option is checked in every connexion.

Update 0.9.53 seems to have fixed the bug. Thank you

EDIT:Forget that, it worked for a few entries, I closed the app when I came back it wouldn't work anymore.

And when trying to export one of the entries, it doesn't seem to be able to export a single entry, only all the entries.

edited by blanalex on 3/11/2014

My datasourcewas created with the Windows version of RDM. By default all the entries have the "invariant language - invariant country" keyboard layout. For most entries when I select French (Canada) (0x0c0c) keyboard layout and hit OK, the keyboard layout window closes, but the property page hangs for 1-2 seconds and the layout stays the same.

The entries that I can't change were created on Windows; I can change the keyboard on the entries created with the mac version.

Maybe this thread should be transferred to the bug report section ;-)

I see the problem now; for some entries I can't change the keyboard. I go to the keyboard layout dialog, choose one, click OK, but the new setting does not show in the entry property window.

I tried that a while ago and it did not do anything then but it works now. Thanks!

On my mac I have a Canadian CSA keyboard layout and on the remote sessions I'm used to use the Canadian french layout [Français (Canada)]. With RDM-Mac in my Windows sessions, the key left of the 1 (above [Tab]) should give the following characters (no modifiers, shift, AltGr): #,|,\. Instead I get «,»,°

So to get the backslash (\), I have to hit the key between [left shift] and Z.

So if I refer to the correct French Canadian (ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/globalization/keyboards/KBD058.pdf), it seems that the two keys are inverted.

edited by blanalex on 3/5/2014

I'd like to see tab preview when putting the mouse over the icon in the taskbar, much like internet browsers (IE, firefox).

Also it would be great to have the favorite servers list when right-clicking the icon in the taskbar.

D'oh!

When connecting to Windows 2012 Servers, the Windows-key shortcuts are not working, they are redirected to the local machine. I'm using 8.0.27, but I just upgraded from 8.0.12 and it did the same thing.

Well, I don't know for other kinds of sessions, but at least on RDP sessions, we can right-click on the tab and select "LogOff". So, the sessions with that option activated, closing the tab would log off instead of simply disconnecting. It would be useful when managing Windows servers with a limit of two connections.

It would be great if it could be possible to have an option for RDP connections to log off automatically from the session when disconnecting.