Accessing the RX-300 and RX-RDP Linux Line Command to Collect the Client Logs
Product Line: VERDE
On the RX300 device please do
the following to collect the logs:
- Please open the
Setup GUI, go to Peripherals section, select Custom settings and select
‘Native (RDP only)’ redirection for mass storage. Apply the settings. With
that the RX300 will automatically mount connected USB mass storage
devices. It is necessary for copying the log files collected in next
steps.
- In the GUI of
the RX300 device please press the Ctrl-Win-F12 key-combination. This will
open the ‘rx-terminal’ window.
- It the
‘rx-terminal’ window please execute the ‘run-terminal’ command. This will
open a second window, with Linux shell.
- In Linux shell
execute the ‘cd /opt/FreeRDP’ command to change the directory to
/opt/FreeRDP.
- Execute the
‘sudo su’ command to elevate the user’s permissions to ‘root’.
- Execute the
following command to make a backup copy of your existing xfreerdp.bin
file:
cp xfreerdp.bin xfreerdp.bin.bak
- Execute the following
command to enable RDP client logs collection:
sed -i -e '/^\/opt\/FreeRDP\/xfreerdp/ s/$/
\/log-filters:com.freerdp.channels.urbdrc.client:TRACE 2>\&1 >>
\/tmp\/xfreerdp.log/' xfreerdp.bin
- With ‘cd
/usr/bin’ change the current directory to /usr/bin.
- Execute the
following command to make a backup copy of your existing verde-client
file:
cp verde-client verde-client.bak
- Execute the
following command to enable VERDE client logs collection:
sed -i -e '/LD_LIBRARY_PATH/ {s/^/WIN4_DBG_MOD_ALL=verbose /;
s/$/ 2>\&1 >> \/tmp\/verde-client.log/}' verde-client
- Let a user to
log in and work until the barcode scanner will stop working. After logging
the user off press Alt-Tab to switch back to the Linux shell window.
- Connect a
formatted USB memory stick to RX300’s USB port. Wait few second and with
the ‘ls -al /media/*’ command confirm that the memory stick is accessible
(list of its contents should appear).
- Execute
the following commands to collect the logs:
dmesg > /tmp/dmesg.log
lsusb -v > /tmp/lsusb.log
volname=$(ls /media)
tar cvfz /media/$volname/logs.tar.gz /tmp/xfreerdp.log
/tmp/verde-client.log /tmp/dmesg.log /tmp/lsusb.log /var/log/syslog
- Wait a while
until the OS finishes copying the files (the LED on memory stick, if there
is any, should stop blinking). Unplug the memory stick and send the
collected logs.tar.gz file to NComputing.
- If you want to
disable the collection of the logs please restore the two backup files
created earlier.
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