@Badbug Yes, restarting the Master machine solve the problem (for a while), but I don't want to restart my Master PC every day, because it's like a server machine in our network
Hi,
Have you tried with the fullpath name of the program ?
If the program is in the environnement PATH, it should work.
I tested with "notepad" and it launch on the client.
So you can try with notepad to see if it work also.
can you please elaborate more about your situation?
did u installed the latest version?
what operating system the master and the clients are using
and what you tried to do that made the error appear?
First of all: 4.3.0 is the most recent version while 4.1.2 is a very old version released more than a year ago And yes, usually you should update both master and client computers. Use silent installation options to automate this task easily: https://docs.veyon.io/en/latest/admin/installation.html#automated-silent-installation
Unfortunately Veyon Master is not capable of filtering computers based on access control rules on the client computers. The reason for this is that the local state of the individual computers (which user is logged on etc.) is not known to Veyon Master so we can't reliably determine whether a certain computer can actually be accessed or not.
You can try to set up https://docs.veyon.io/en/latest/admin/access-control-rules.html and play with the conditions regarding computer locations. This way you can prevent users easily from accessing computers at a different location (room).
Problem solved. Username is Student with no password. A password is not required when using key file authentication. Computer name is used to identify machine.