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As I mentioned earlier, the *.deb installer package isn't working for me; I'm getting the same error message as last time.

It seems the tar.xz package can't update the existing daemon either...

root@tabl1 ~ > /usr/bin/r-host -install
Error copying executable: filesystem error: cannot copy file: File exists [/usr/bin/r-host] [/usr/bin/r-host]
Session agent service file written to /etc/systemd/user/Remote_Utilities_Host-session-agent.service
Failed to install daemon and session agent.

Workaround:

#entpacken..
tar -xf host1.0.26.b26.tar.xz

#alten daemon stoppen und entfernen
systemctl stop Remote_Utilities_Host.service
rm -f /usr/bin/r-host

#installieren
./r-host -install
Copied executable to /usr/bin/r-host with executable permissions.
Service file written to /etc/systemd/system/Remote_Utilities_Host.service
Created symlink '/etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/Remote_Utilities_Host.service' → '/etc/                                                                                            systemd/system/Remote_Utilities_Host.service'.
Session agent service file written to /etc/systemd/user/Remote_Utilities_Host-session-agent.service
Daemon and session agent installed successfully.

regards

I found the command.
r-host -config

Interestingly, on my Debian 13, the *.deb package doesn't work, but the “other linux.xz” file does. The *.xz file also works for me on the kiosk system, which only runs “Openbox and Chrome.”

I was able to successfully connect to the Debian kiosk via my own RU server :)

Hi,

Oh, sorry, I didn't explain myself clearly :)
I mean, how can I tell the Linux host to connect to its own RU server?

Thanks

I tried it on Debian 13 using the *.deb package...

root@tabl1 /tmp > ./host1.0.24.b24_amd64.deb
./host1.0.24.b24_amd64.deb: line 1: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
./host1.0.24.b24_amd64.deb: line 1: `!<arch>'
root@tabl1 /tmp >

It works with the tar package...
apt install libxcb-cursor0 libxcb-icccm4 libxcb-keysyms1

root@tabl1 /tmp > ./r-host -install
Copied executable to /usr/bin/r-host with executable permissions.
Service file written to /etc/systemd/system/Remote_Utilities_Host.service
Created symlink ‘/etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/Remote_Utilities_Host.service’ → ‘/etc/systemd/system/Remote_Utilities_Host.service’.
Session agent service file written to /etc/systemd/user/Remote_Utilities_Host-session-agent.service
Created symlink ‘/etc/systemd/user/graphical-session.target.wants/Remote_Utilities_Host-session-agent.service’ → ‘/etc/systemd/user/Remote_Utilities_Host-session-agent.service’.
Daemon and session agent installed successfully.

How can I now configure my own server?