Hi I'm new to eventghost but seem to have it working to some degree. I run into a weird sat some time were eventghost logs System.RemoteConnect [u"] then System.RemoteDisconnect [u"]. It sometimes logs this 60 times in a row. Can anyone tell me what causes this is message. As far as I know I'm not trying to connect to any system and I don't think any of my plug-ins are.
Plugins:
Directory Watcher
XBMC2
Growl
ScheduleGhost
eventghost 0.4.1.r1640
windows 7
XBMC Gotham.
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System.RemoteConnect [u"]
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Pako
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Re: System.RemoteConnect [u"]
That's interesting, I've never seen.
However, it's not hard to find an explanation.
This is the interpretation of system messages, related to Remote Desktop:
WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGE message
RemoteConnect corresponds WTS_REMOTE_CONNECT.
Pako
However, it's not hard to find an explanation.
This is the interpretation of system messages, related to Remote Desktop:
WM_WTSSESSION_CHANGE message
RemoteConnect corresponds WTS_REMOTE_CONNECT.
Pako
Re: System.RemoteConnect [u"]
Hello micnda,micnda wrote:Hi I'm new to eventghost but seem to have it working to some degree. I run into a weird sat some time were eventghost logs System.RemoteConnect [u"] then System.RemoteDisconnect [u"]. It sometimes logs this 60 times in a row. Can anyone tell me what causes this is message. As far as I know I'm not trying to connect to any system and I don't think any of my plug-ins are.
Plugins:
Directory Watcher
XBMC2
Growl
ScheduleGhost
eventghost 0.4.1.r1640
windows 7
XBMC Gotham.
that sounds like failed RDP log ons - could it be that you opened the RDP port on your firewall/router to access your PC from the internet?
You have to know that there are a lot bots out there just trying to connect to random IP addresses using brute-force attacks.
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Thanks for the reply's. I'm not currently using RDP but I checked my router and a port was open for RDP. I've closed this and I'll see if this helps. It may have been coincidence but this seem to happen every time I used the ScheduleGhost to trigger an event. I'll give it a couple of days an see how it goes. That's for the advise.
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Flyingsubs
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Re: System.RemoteConnect [u"]
I have the same issue, but i don't use scheduleghost. I wonder what is causing it, i believe my router is open to allow me to remote connect. Is there anyway to suppress the message?
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Re: System.RemoteConnect [u"]
Hi
Anyone have any idea how to suppress these messages? I use remote desktop but even when its not in use, i get hundreds of these messages filling up my log.
EDIT: if anyone else stumbles this way and is having trouble with this taking up all the logging, you can comment out the trigger in this file:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\EventGhost\plugins\System\SessionChangeNotifier.py" and comment out "self.TriggerEvent(eventstring, [userName])" at the very bottom of the file.
Ive only had it commented out for a little bit so ill comment back here if that doesnt work
Anyone have any idea how to suppress these messages? I use remote desktop but even when its not in use, i get hundreds of these messages filling up my log.
EDIT: if anyone else stumbles this way and is having trouble with this taking up all the logging, you can comment out the trigger in this file:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\EventGhost\plugins\System\SessionChangeNotifier.py" and comment out "self.TriggerEvent(eventstring, [userName])" at the very bottom of the file.
Ive only had it commented out for a little bit so ill comment back here if that doesnt work