Oleg Zaytsev Posted March 3, 2016 Share Posted March 3, 2016 Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 12.10 as Server and OSX 10.10 as client, and when I press the spacebar on the server, the "S" key appears to be pressed on the client, just like in the problem described here: http://superuser.com/questions/596373/s ... haracter-s I tried to use SynergyKM as client, but it doesn't solve my problem. Any ideas? Thanks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oleg Zaytsev Posted March 7, 2016 Author Share Posted March 7, 2016 Hi again, this is what debug log on the server (Ubuntu) says: [code]... [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: mapping state: 16 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: |= modifier: 4 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG1: new mask: 0x2000 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG1: event: KeyPress code=65, state=0x0010 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: mapping state: 16 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: |= modifier: 4 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG1: onKeyDown id=32 mask=0x2000 button=0x0041 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG1: send key down to "newbie" id=32, mask=0x2000, button=0x0041 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: writef(DKDN%2i%2i%2i) [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: wrote 10 bytes [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: msg from "newbie": CNOP [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: no-op from [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: mapping state: 16 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: |= modifier: 4 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG1: new mask: 0x2000 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: mapping state: 16 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: |= modifier: 4 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG1: event: KeyRelease code=65, state=0x0010 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG1: onKeyUp id=32 mask=0x2000 button=0x0041 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG1: send key up to "newbie" id=32, mask=0x2000, button=0x0041 [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: writef(DKUP%2i%2i%2i) [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: wrote 10 bytes [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: msg from "newbie": CNOP [2016-03-07T14:33:28] DEBUG2: no-op from [2016-03-07T14:33:29] DEBUG2: mapping state: 16 [2016-03-07T14:33:29] DEBUG2: |= modifier: 4 [2016-03-07T14:33:29] DEBUG1: new mask: 0x2000 ...[/code] And this is what it says on the client side (OSX): [code]... [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: msg from server: DKDN [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: readf(%2i%2i%2i) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: readf: read 2 byte integer: 32 (0x20) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: readf: read 2 byte integer: 8192 (0x2000) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: readf: read 2 byte integer: 65 (0x41) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: recv key down id=0x00000020, mask=0x2000, button=0x0041 [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: mapKey 0020 (32) with mask 2000, start state: 0000 [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: find best: 0000 2000 [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: best key index 0 of 11 (exact) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: found key in group 0 [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: state: 0000,0000,0000 [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: flip: 0000 (0000 vs 0000 in 0000 - 0000) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: desired state: 2000 0000,0000,0000 [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: flip: 0000 (0000 vs 2000 in ffff - 6020) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: mapped to 002, new state 0000 [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: keystrokes: [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: button=0x0002 virtualKey=0x0001 keyDown=down client=0x0000 [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: writef(CNOP) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: wrote 4 bytes [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: msg from server: DKUP [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: readf(%2i%2i%2i) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: readf: read 2 byte integer: 32 (0x20) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: readf: read 2 byte integer: 8192 (0x2000) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: readf: read 2 byte integer: 65 (0x41) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: recv key up id=0x00000020, mask=0x2000, button=0x0041 [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: keystrokes: [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG1: button=0x0002 virtualKey=0x0001 keyDown=up client=0x0000 [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: writef(CNOP) [2016-03-07T14:45:52] DEBUG2: wrote 4 bytes ...[/code] Can anybody see something wrong? Thanks again Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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