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Just for kicks, I also added the time option to the strace and re-ran the process.  You can see that I started the process around 7:21 and then around 7:25, lots of things start happening and I can then connect just fine.  But between 7:21 and 7:25, I was unable to connect.

 

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Thanks for the response.  Attached below are the commands and results.

One strange thing that I did notice was that when I was running the nxserver startup command, the remote machines would be able to connect to the server after an extended period of time….like 5 minutes.  I would run nxserver –startup, try to connect and fail, then wait about 5 minutes (that’s really an approximately), then connect, and it connects fine.

In the strace, I was getting the “timeout” at the end of the line and that’s when I was unable to connect.  Once there was more stuff going on, I was then able to connect to the server.

 

 

Attachments:

1. results.txt
2. nxserver3_trace.txt

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Thanks for the response.  Let me turn the debug logs on for a few days and see what happens.  I don’t know what changed, but it seems to not be doing it as much anymore.

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Thanks for the response.  The application I use the most is Chrome, so I see it in there the most.  I’ve also seen it in viewing PDF’s with the default Xubuntu application viewer.  In general though, I’d say it happens with Chrome the most.

I ended up turning off the “smooth scrolling” flag because when I scrolled web pages, the screen would flash white.  I read an article somewhere that mentioned if you turn this flag off, it’ll fix the problem.  It did, but now the two finger scrolling jumps a bit.

I also had an issue with a white screen showing up after connecting that I’m trying to work through too.  Maybe these two are related…

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