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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 24 for Linux => Topic started by: sekrit on September 24, 2018, 11:46:02 am
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I installed MC24 on Ubuntu 18.04 without any problem. I realized that Ubuntu 18.04 desktop sharing does not work if you will be running the JRiver in a headless linux server (i.e. no monitor). This was not a problem with Ubuntu 16.04.
This is inconvenient if I want to change the settings on the server JRiver. I will have to connect a monitor everytime I want to change the settings.
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I installed MC24 on Ubuntu 18.04 without any problem. I realized that Ubuntu 18.04 desktop sharing does not work if you will be running the JRiver in a headless linux server (i.e. no monitor). This was not a problem with Ubuntu 16.04.
This is inconvenient if I want to change the settings on the server JRiver. I will have to connect a monitor everytime I want to change the settings.
It should work anyway, there are 2 fallbacks to screen size calculation in the headless case.
What's it using for desktop sharing?
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Success! I could not find a software solution. I ended of using a dummy VGA monitor trick which I found here: https://www.geeks3d.com/20091230/vga-hack-how-to-make-a-vga-dummy-plug/ 3x 100 ohms resistors worked.
I am connecting to headless Linux from Mac using desktop sharing app.
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Success! I could not find a software solution. I ended of using a dummy VGA monitor trick which I found here: https://www.geeks3d.com/20091230/vga-hack-how-to-make-a-vga-dummy-plug/ 3x 100 ohms resistors worked.
I am connecting to headless Linux from Mac using desktop sharing app.
That really seems to indicate that, in your case at any rate, the fallback isn't working.
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That really seems to indicate that, in your case at any rate, the fallback isn't working.
If the "fallback" is a solution for headless linux boxes, yes, it wasn't working in 18.04.