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Slack Export ViewerA Slack Export archive viewer that allows you to easily view and share yourSlack team's export (instead of having to dive into hundreds of JSON files).ContentsOverviewInstallationUsageAcknowledgementsOverviewslack-export-viewer is useful for small teams on a free Slack plan (limited to 10,000 messages) who overrun their budget and ocassionally need a nice interface to refer back to previous messages. You get a web interface to easily scroll through all channels in the export without having to look at individual JSON files per channel per day.slack-export-viewer can be used locally on one machine for yourself to explore an export, it can be run on a headless server (as it is a Flask web app) if you also want to serve the content to the rest of your team, or it can output HTML for deploying a static website.InstallationI recommend pipx for a niceisolated install.pipx install slack-export-viewerOr just feel free to use pip as you like.pip install slack-export-viewerslack-export-viewer will be installed as an entry-point; run from anywhere.$ slack-export-viewer --helpUsage: slack-export-viewer [OPTIONS]Options: -p, --port INTEGER Host port to serve your content on Environment var: SEV_PORT (default: 5000) -z, --archive PATH Path to your Slack export archive (.zip file or directory) Environment var: SEV_ARCHIVE [required] -I, --ip TEXT Host IP to serve your content on Environment var: SEV_IP (default: localhost) --no-browser If you do not want a browser to open automatically, set this. Environment var: SEV_NO_BROWSER (default: false) --channels TEXT A comma separated list of channels to parse. Environment var: SEV_CHANNELS (default: None) --no-sidebar Removes

Documentation Host Settings Internet-ID Settings Internet-ID connection An Internet-ID connection employs an intermediary server on the web, termed the "Internet-ID server", to broker a remote connection between the Viewer and the Host. Related links: Getting Started Internet-ID code An Internet-ID Code is a 12-digit number assigned to a remote Host. When using an Internet-ID connection, this code serves as the address of the remote computer. Related links: Getting Started Internet-ID server An Internet-ID Server, also known as a relay server, acts as an intermediary used by an Internet-ID connection to facilitate communication between the Viewer and Host. An Internet-ID server can be public (hosted and maintained by our company) or self-hosted (see RU Server). Related links: Getting Started, RU Server Viewer The Viewer is a "command center" utilized by support technicians and administrators. It serves as a central hub for various tasks, including managing the address book, initiating remote sessions, and overseeing license management. Related links: About Remote Utilities Related articles Ports and Port Forwarding: Ports Used by RU Server

Developer’s DescriptionIMPORTANT: Before connecting to a remote PC from the Mobile Viewer, please update the Host to version 6.x.IMPORTANT: Before connecting to a remote PC from the Mobile Viewer, please update theHost to version 6.x.RMS is free remote desktop software that provides easy and secure access to a remote computer. The program allows you to view the remote screen and operate its mouse and keyboard as if you were sitting right in front of it.This app is a mobile version of the Viewer. You can use it for free to connect to your remote PCs from mobile devices.Main features:- View the remote desktop on your mobile device screen, control the mouse pointer and send keystrokes.- Connect to a remote PC behind a firewall or a proxy.- Access unattended and attended PCs from anywhere.- Connect by an IP address or an easy-to-use Internet ID.In order to connect to a remote PC, install the Host module on it. You can download the Host module from RMS official website

Links used in this discussion One more question. Have you checked the integrity of the Host files in the C:\Program Files(x86)\Remote Utilities - Host installation directory. The files rutserv.exe and rfusclient.exe shoulld be there.Conrad Sallian wrote:One more question. Have you checked the integrity of the Host files in the C:\Program Files(x86)\Remote Utilities - Host installation directory. The files rutserv.exe and rfusclient.exe shoulld be there.thanks, that is not the issue, i think i already explained that.Conrad Sallian wrote:Please note that when the Host fails to start, the most common reasons are:1. Security software (this accounts for 99% of cases).2. Specific settings on the machine that prevent the Host service from starting, such as certain security policies.thanks, that was already mentioned, and i replied, that is not the issue.since i know this is going to happen again.you are welcome to remote into such a machine and take a look for yourself. Edited:asdffdsa - Nov 25, 2024 3:47:34 pm EST Does the Windows Event log not indicate why the RU host service failed to run after the Windows Update?Windows 11 24H2 update is soo buggy, I'm not upgrading any of my systems on my network to that version, not right now at least.asdffdsa wrote:this is happened 4 times.please, see the attached screenshot.host machine: windows 11 23H2, running RU 7.6.2.0maybe i did not explain my self well, here are the steps to reproduce.1. using RU viewer, remote into host2. run windows 11 update assistant to update to 24H23. host reboots4. using RU viewer, notice

You are receiving this mail as a port that you maintainis failing to build on the FreeBSD package build server.Please investigate the failure and submit a PR to fixbuild.Maintainer: po...@freebsd.orgLog URL: URL: Building databases/isql-viewerbuild started at Thu Sep 28 22:34:02 UTC 2023port directory: /usr/ports/databases/isql-viewerpackage name: isql-viewer-2.1.8_5building for: FreeBSD main-amd64-default-job-12 15.0-CURRENT FreeBSD 15.0-CURRENT 1500001 amd64maintained by: po...@freebsd.orgMakefile ident: Poudriere version: 3.2.8-23-ga7f8d188Host OSVERSION: 1500000Jail OSVERSION: 1500001Job Id: 12!!! Jail is newer than host. (Jail: 1500001, Host: 1500000) !!!!!! This is not supported. !!!!!! Host kernel must be same or newer than jail. !!!!!! 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VNC stands for Virtual Network Computing. It is remote control software which allows you to view and interact with one computer (the "server") using a simple program (the "viewer") on another computer anywhere on the Internet.The two computers don't even have to be the same type, so for example you can use VNC to view an office Linux machine on your Windows PC at home. VNC is freely and publicly available and is in widespread active use by millions throughout industry, academia and privately.This version includes both the VNC server and viewer.# All platforms* NEW: The mouse cursor snaps to a corner of the host computer's desktop if it exits the VNC Viewer window within a certain distance of a corner (configurable via the PointerCornerSnapThreshold parameter), making it easier to trigger hotspots under the latest operating systems (particularly Windows 8 and Mac OS X 10.8).# Windows* Improved support for Windows 8.- Under Windows 8, connection notification messages are now displayed on the Start screen as well as in the Desktop app.- Under Windows 8, Desktop Duplication replaces VNC Mirror Driver as the optimal screen capture mechanism in most circumstances.* VNC authentication passwords are now created using the vncpasswd utility, rather than specified using multiple parameters.* FIXED: If connection notifications are disabled, messages are no longer shown when subsequently logging on to an account on the host computer.* FIXED: Multiple and collated copies of documents can now be printed to local printers.* FIXED: VNC Server no longer monitors the host computer’s clipboard so frequently, minimizing clashes with applications such as Excel.* FIXED: VNC Server no longer displays erroneous 10061 error messages when starting up on slow computers.