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  • Announcements of releases and news regarding Veyon

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    We're happy to announce Veyon 4.9.8, the eigth maintenance release of Veyon 4.9.x. It contains several minor improvements in Veyon Master, fixes a bug in the LDAP/AD module and disables the mechanism for handling interfering windows by default. The Internet Access Control and Auvidus add-ons have gained new configuration options to control how the respective blocking functions behave when the service starts or the computer boots up. All downloads for this release are available in the download area. A complete list of changes in detail can be found below: General Improved compatibility with Qt 6.10 Make log directory handling more secure (prevent symlink/junction abuse and add full path validation, #1075) Master Auto-adjust icon size when switching computer positioning mode Fixed enforcing designated mode (i.e. screen lock) if system tray icon is disabled in the service configuration Allow sorting computers by user's surname (#1034, #1045) Plugins LDAP: fixed MAC address retrieval when 1:1 mapping 1:1 of OUs to locations is enabled. Linux Add Fedora 43 packages Add openSUSE Leap 16.0 packages Drop Fedora 41 packages Windows Disable interfering windows handling by default since it caused troubles in various environments 3rdparty: libpng: update to 1.6.53 3rdparty: libjpeg-turbo: update to 3.1.2 3rdparty: OpenSSL: update to 3.5.4
  • A place to talk about whatever you want

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    I have noticed the same thing. Also, when you copy and past the "@" symbol everything works as well. The program adds an extra, unseen character before the "@". [image: 1764938434524-bc1994a6-1a40-41a2-8dda-8d9a496b197e-image.png]
  • You're facing difficulties with setting up Veyon? Ask away!

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    This has been fixed in Veyon 4.9.8
  • Tell us about how you successfully set up and use Veyon and post your social media activities on Veyon

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    Hi everyone, I’d like to share a small community contribution that might be useful for schools and parents who run Veyon on Windows devices (especially student BYOD devices without local admin rights). GitHub repository: h tt ps://github . com/Railsimulatornet/VeyonAutoupdateforWindows What it does The script package provides an automatic Veyon update mechanism on Windows using WinGet. It: runs at system startup as a scheduled task (SYSTEM account) checks the online Veyon version via winget only updates when a newer version is actually available creates a configuration backup before updating (with rotation of recent backups) writes a detailed log file under C:\ProgramData\Veyon\Update\ The goal is to keep Veyon up to date on many devices without manual intervention, while preserving the existing configuration. Key features Version check instead of blind updates The script compares the installed Veyon version with the version reported by WinGet and only triggers an update when the online version is newer. Silent upgrade via WinGet Uses winget upgrade VeyonSolutions.Veyon with silent and non-interactive switches, so students don’t see any installers popping up. No unwanted Veyon Master installation If Veyon Master was not installed before, it will not be installed by the updater. A custom parameter is appended so the existing component selection is respected. Configuration backup + rotation Before an actual upgrade, the script exports the configuration (JSON via veyon-cli config export or a registry backup as fallback) and keeps only the last few backups to avoid uncontrolled growth. Robust logging & log trimming A central log file records each run including exit codes. When the log reaches a certain size, older entries are trimmed so it doesn’t grow indefinitely. Idempotent / safe to run repeatedly If the machine is already on the latest version, nothing is changed (no backup, no reinstall, no UI). If a PC is turned off during an upgrade, the check simply runs again at the next boot and retries if still outdated. Requirements Windows 10/11 with App Installer / WinGet available Veyon 4.x / 4.9.x installed (Master optional) Installation (short version) Download the ZIP from the GitHub Releases section. Unzip it and run Install-Veyon-AutoUpdate.cmd as Administrator. This copies the files to C:\ProgramData\Veyon\Update\ and creates a scheduled task that runs at system startup (with a short delay). From the next reboot on, Veyon will be checked and – if needed – updated automatically. To remove everything again, run Remove-Veyon-AutoUpdate.cmd as Administrator (task + files are cleaned up).