RE: VNC Monitor and IP Addresses on a DHCP Network

[Dries Feys]

Why don't you use a free firewall like esafe or others instead ?  That way,
you'll gain time, because they won't get on those sites anymore !

Regards,

Dries Feys

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Onderwerp: VNC Monitor and IP Addresses on a DHCP Network

I am very interested in using VNC Monitor on my network, as I have 25 Win 98
machines used by kids that I have to monitor constatly to see that they are
not getting into porn sites,hate speech sites, e.t.c.

VNC Monitor seems like the perfect program. The problem is that I use a
Win2000 server machine as a DHCP server to give each workstation an IP
address when it boots up. Each machine also had a netbios name assigned to
it by me having typed it into the identification tab | Workgroup edit box if
Networked Neighborhood.

My question is can I use the computers name instead of the ip address in the
xml file of VNC Monitor?
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Record VNC sessions into MPG/AVI files

[Vincent BEZARD]

Hello,

Does anyone have already record (unattended) the activity of a remote
screeen into a MPG/AVI file, in order to replay it later?
Thanks in advance

Vincent
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Re: Unix $DISPLAY env variable

[a . umpleby]

> Is this some type of security feature

Yes.

> xhost +

This is, as mentioned a nice easy way of allowing anyone to open anything on
the display.  

I suggest you only do this if it is a fairly brief time that you will spend
as another user - so do the xhost + just before you su, then do xhost - when
you have finished (so that access control is back again).

You can be a bit more restrictive with the xhost command by specifying the
host(s) that the other user can connect from:  xhost +hostname
(You may find you can just do   xhost hostname   -I don't know how your 
system may take the '+' before the hostname.)

This still allows anyone on that host to connect to your display (so you
it's still a good idea to do it just before you 'su' to that user, and
reset it when you are finished by   xhost -hostname 

> There is one more convoluted way of doing it ... using xauth

OK, the xauth command can do this, and it is not really that convoluted (at
least, not the way I normally do it).

1) Before you 'su', type xauth   -this will take you to xauth 'command mode'
2) At the xauth prompt type   list   -you will get a list of currently
   authorised display connections, along with their magic cookies.
3) Select the one which corresponds to your display (hostname:1 probably)
   including the magic cookie (i.e. the whole line).
4) quit from xauth command mode (type quit at the xauth prompt).
5) Change to the other user id.
6) Type xauth (as the other user) -you will get authorisations for that user.
7) Type 'add ' and then paste in the line that you selected above.
8) Press return, and quit from xauth.

You should now find that the other user is the only one that is authorised
to connect to your display. This will remain so until you remove the
authorisation (using xauth remove - while at the xauth prompt type help and
you will see what you can do) for that user, or until the display closes.


Hope that helps!

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Re: Re: Q: Xvnc and i18n?

[나상옥]

> Greetings.
> 
> On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 06:13:14PM +0900, $B3*;s?A(B wrote:
> > Hi!
> > Can you test IMdkit on Xvnc?
> 
> Sorry I can't test it but,
> 
> > In my case, Ami(korean input program) using IMdkit does well
> > with xf86 server, but Ami doesn't work on Xvnc.
> > Xvnc doesn't propagate events to IMdkit, IMHO. 
> 
> It not Xvnc's problem, but should be viewer side problem.
> 
I'm using korean X terminal emulation program(hanterm)
with Xvnc through MS windows vncviewer.
Using hanterm, I toggle between korean and english with shift+space.
Ami has the same toggle key and does well with xfree86 server.
But with Xvnc Ami does not work.
I did trace ami with 'strace' command in each case.
In case of xfree86, ami got window change, key press events.
But in case of xvnc, ami didn't receive any events.
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Help PLEASE !!!

[Vincent BEZARD]

Hello,

Does anyone have already record (unattended) the activity of a remote
screeen into a MPG/AVI file, in order to replay it later?
Thanks in advance

Vincent
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RE: Help PLEASE !!!

[Seth Kneller]

Vincent BEZARD writes:
>Does anyone have already record (unattended) the activity of a remote
>screeen into a MPG/AVI file, in order to replay it later?
>Thanks in advance

Taken directly from the contrib pages of the VNC site:

Proxy for session capture/replay
Tim Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

I have written two programs called rfbproxy and rfbplaymacro.

rfbproxy can be used for session capture and replay. Session replay can be
looped, and cycling between multiple capture sessions is supported. (I use
it for doing demos at shows.)

http://people.redhat.com/twaugh/rfbproxy/

rfbplaymacro can be used to provide scriptable control of VNC sessions. It
uses a simple scripting language to control the position of the mouse, keys
to press, etc. It can be used for quality assurance for graphical
applications, scriptable control of otherwise unscriptable programs, and so
on.

http://people.redhat.com/twaugh/rfbplaymacro/

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RE: Help PLEASE !!!

[Vincent BEZARD]

What is the format of the ouput file ?



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Vincent BEZARD writes:
>Does anyone have already record (unattended) the activity of a remote
>screeen into a MPG/AVI file, in order to replay it later?
>Thanks in advance

Taken directly from the contrib pages of the VNC site:

Proxy for session capture/replay
Tim Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

I have written two programs called rfbproxy and rfbplaymacro.

rfbproxy can be used for session capture and replay. Session replay can be
looped, and cycling between multiple capture sessions is supported. (I use
it for doing demos at shows.)

http://people.redhat.com/twaugh/rfbproxy/

rfbplaymacro can be used to provide scriptable control of VNC sessions. It
uses a simple scripting language to control the position of the mouse, keys
to press, etc. It can be used for quality assurance for graphical
applications, scriptable control of otherwise unscriptable programs, and so
on.

http://people.redhat.com/twaugh/rfbplaymacro/

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RE: Help PLEASE !!!

[Seth Kneller]

Vincent BEZARD writes:
>What is the format of the ouput file ?

It has its own format, you use the program to both record and playback and
it only works on Xvnc.

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RE: Help PLEASE !!!

[Vincent BEZARD]

So, is there a program that get this stream into a normalized output format?

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Vincent BEZARD writes:
>What is the format of the ouput file ?

It has its own format, you use the program to both record and playback and
it only works on Xvnc.

$ cd /home/seth
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RE: Help PLEASE !!!

[Seth Kneller]

Vincent BEZARD wrote:
>So, is there a program that get this stream into a normalized 
>output format?

If you really want to know why don't you check it out yourself?

#include 

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Re: Help PLEASE !!!

[Francis VIVAT]

No, it works everywhere with any RFB program.

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Subject: RE: Help PLEASE !!!


> Vincent BEZARD writes:
> >What is the format of the ouput file ?
> 
> It has its own format, you use the program to both record and playback and
> it only works on Xvnc.
> 
> $ cd /home/seth
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Re: Shell WinVNC in service mode

[James ''Wez'' Weatherall]

> James,
>
> i have already started the WinVNC service. Since I want to implement a VB
> written service to tell WinVNC to connect to the client no matter the
> desktop is logged on or not, I use WinVNC service.


The -connect command sends  a message to the service, containing an IP
address to connect to.

I have no idea why it would fail.  Are you sure the server can connect out
to the client (can you ping the client from the server?)

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RE: Unix $DISPLAY env variable

[Steve Russo]

 You might not want to do that.

  +   Access is granted to everyone, even if they aren't
  on the list (i.e., access control is turned  off).

Thanks,

Steve

Don't phear the penquin.

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Subject: RE: Unix $DISPLAY env variable

I get the same thing connecting to a linux box. I just do an xhost +
when I
first connect, & it will let me open gui's after I su - .
Alan

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Subject: Unix $DISPLAY env variable


Hi,
 
I have run into a problem with my VNC server that I run on Unix.
 
If I su to another user and I want the users environment I use the
command
"% su - username".
This asks me then for that users password and sources that users env
scripts, etc.
 
The problem is that my DISPLAY variable does not get set. And if I set
the
display variable to one of the following (assuming that the server was
assigned :1 as it's display number):
 
hostname:1.0
:1.0
:1
 
Then I get something like: "xterm Xt error: Can't open display: :1" etc.
If
DISPLAY is not set then of course I can't open any Xwindows. And
interestingly enough if I set DISPLAY to hostname:0.0, it opens the
window
in my root display (Not the VNC client). It would be fine if I could fix
this using xhost, but I didn't change hosts, just userid.
 
So, my question is.. How do I have to set my DISPLAY env variable to
open X
windows if I change my userid? Setting it to the same thing as other
windows
in my client have (hostname:1.0) does not work unless I am that user. Is
this some type of security feature, or is it a problem that no one has
run
into yet?
 
 
-Brooke
 
Please CC comments to [EMAIL PROTECTED]  
 
BTW- VNC is very cool. I am using it to work from home with my ADSL
connection and find the delay tolerable. I suppose using Xprotocol (like
I
expect Exceed does) would speed it up, but then you probably lose the
"same
display from anywhere" feature. I am looking forward to trying x2vnx. 
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Querry Settings with Profiles on Win 9x

[Roger Pray]

My company is in the process of investigating VNC for use as our remote
control tool.

One of the functions that we need to have given our user base is the
ability for the user to see that a connection is being made and to
accept or reject it.  We have gotten this to function using the query
setting 3 mode in our test environment.  

However, the way that I read the documentation is that if there are
multiple users of the PC you have to create a sub-key for each of the
users under the local user per settings option -
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\ORL\WinVNC3\ as well as in the
global user per setting option - HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL\WinVNC3

The problem that we have is that we have a VERY mobile user community,
probably half of our PC's are available for any employee to access -
meaning that they are not assigned to one particular employee and may be
used by any of them at will.  The rest are assigned to specific
employees, but even then we do have a lot of turn over in some areas.

So we would like to enable to the query option, but not have to specify
it for every user who comes through.

Is there a way to do this?

Additionally is there a way to disable properties but still use advanced
features that use the global user settings?

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Re: Help PLEASE !!!

[Jonathan Morton]

>No, it works everywhere with any RFB program.

Yes, but you do need a *IX box to run the proxy on.

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Re: Querry Settings with Profiles on Win 9x

[Jonathan Morton]

>So we would like to enable to the query option, but not have to specify
>it for every user who comes through.
>
>Is there a way to do this?
>
>Additionally is there a way to disable properties but still use advanced
>features that use the global user settings?

AFAIK, the "default" settings apply to any user who doesn't have a specific
setting for that option.  The "default" settings can be configured in the
Registry.  However, I'm not sure how far that rule goes, or whether it only
really applies to the connection password.

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Re: Querry Settings with Profiles on Win 9x

[James ''Wez'' Weatherall]

> However, the way that I read the documentation is that if there are
> multiple users of the PC you have to create a sub-key for each of the
> users under the local user per settings option -
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\ORL\WinVNC3\ as well as in the
> global user per setting option - HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL\WinVNC3
>
> The problem that we have is that we have a VERY mobile user community,
> probably half of our PC's are available for any employee to access -
> meaning that they are not assigned to one particular employee and may be
> used by any of them at will.  The rest are assigned to specific
> employees, but even then we do have a lot of turn over in some areas.
>
> So we would like to enable to the query option, but not have to specify
> it for every user who comes through.
>
> Is there a way to do this?
>
> Additionally is there a way to disable properties but still use advanced
> features that use the global user settings?

The special  value "Default" is applied to all users who log in to
a machine, unless their global VNC prefs override the relevant options.  The
AllowProperties key prevents their properties from overriding the defaults.
You could use these to set the values you want.

Cheers,

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Keyboard Problems w/ VNC 3.3.3r2 and NT4.0/SP4

[Carr, Shannon (c)]

I have 3.3.3r2 on several NT 4.0 Servers w/ SP6. VNC had been working fine
for over a year. We recently had some new people join are staff. And now
occasionally someone remotes into the servers and the KB quits working both
through VNC and locally on the server. I can still use CTRL+ALT+DEL, TAB,
and ENTER. None on the other keys (letters, numbers) work. Has anyone else
had this problem? I searched the mail archive and seen that other people
have posted the same issue but could not find where anyone had posted a
solution.

Thanks
Shannon Carr
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RE: Querry Settings with Profiles on Win 9x

[David Ding]

This is the function I'm looking for.  Where can I find this document
regarding query setting 3, etc?  Does it work for NT and Windows 2000?

Thanks,

David

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Subject: Querry Settings with Profiles on Win 9x


My company is in the process of investigating VNC for use as our remote
control tool.

One of the functions that we need to have given our user base is the
ability for the user to see that a connection is being made and to
accept or reject it.  We have gotten this to function using the query
setting 3 mode in our test environment.  

However, the way that I read the documentation is that if there are
multiple users of the PC you have to create a sub-key for each of the
users under the local user per settings option -
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\ORL\WinVNC3\ as well as in the
global user per setting option - HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL\WinVNC3

The problem that we have is that we have a VERY mobile user community,
probably half of our PC's are available for any employee to access -
meaning that they are not assigned to one particular employee and may be
used by any of them at will.  The rest are assigned to specific
employees, but even then we do have a lot of turn over in some areas.

So we would like to enable to the query option, but not have to specify
it for every user who comes through.

Is there a way to do this?

Additionally is there a way to disable properties but still use advanced
features that use the global user settings?

Thank you.
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Re: Keyboard Problems w/ VNC 3.3.3r2 and NT4.0/SP4

[Jonathan Morton]

>I have 3.3.3r2 on several NT 4.0 Servers w/ SP6. VNC had been working fine
>for over a year. We recently had some new people join are staff. And now
>occasionally someone remotes into the servers and the KB quits working both
>through VNC and locally on the server. I can still use CTRL+ALT+DEL, TAB,
>and ENTER. None on the other keys (letters, numbers) work. Has anyone else
>had this problem? I searched the mail archive and seen that other people
>have posted the same issue but could not find where anyone had posted a
>solution.

Firstly, I suggest upgrading to the latest version of WinVNC (currently
3.3.3r9 I believe).  If your problem remains, check all your settings and
then repost.

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Re: Querry Settings with Profiles on Win 9x

[Roger Pray]

Thank you for the information, that makes perfect sense now that I think
about it!

One additional question, is there a way to enable the query when the
user is logged in, but have it auto accept when the system is waiting at
the network login prompt?

Thanks again!

Roger

James ''Wez'' Weatherall wrote:

> The special  value "Default" is applied to all users who log in to
> a machine, unless their global VNC prefs override the relevant options.  The
> AllowProperties key prevents their properties from overriding the defaults.
> You could use these to set the values you want.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> James "Wez" Weatherall
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Re: Help PLEASE !!!

[Francis VIVAT]

not at all, it works perfectly on Windows NT.
I've compiled it with CygWin with just one line to modify on source.

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Sent: vendredi 13 avril 2001 17:11
Subject: Re: Help PLEASE !!!


> >No, it works everywhere with any RFB program.
> 
> Yes, but you do need a *IX box to run the proxy on.
> 
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> 
> Get VNC Server for Macintosh from http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/vnc/
> 
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> Version 3.12
> GCS$/E/S dpu(!) s:- a20 C+++ UL++ P L+++ E W+ N- o? K? w--- O-- M++$ V? PS
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RE: Help PLEASE !!!

[Vincent BEZARD]

And what I am doing ???

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]De la part de Seth Kneller
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Objet : RE: Help PLEASE !!!


Vincent BEZARD wrote:
>So, is there a program that get this stream into a normalized
>output format?

If you really want to know why don't you check it out yourself?

#include 

$ cd /home/seth
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RE: Help PLEASE !!!

[Gary . W . WONG]

Can you share the executable and/or the source code?

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From: Francis VIVAT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 9:15 AM
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not at all, it works perfectly on Windows NT.
I've compiled it with CygWin with just one line to modify on source.

CU
. \)|(/
. (o o)
. /-ooO(_)Ooo-\
.(_|  Francis VIVAT   |
.  |CETP-CNRS |
.  |  10-12, avenue de l'Europe  78140 Velizy |
.  | Tel: +33 1 3925 4780 |
.  | Fax: +33 1 3925 4922 |_
.  |  E-Mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] | )
.  \---/
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- Original Message - 
From: "Jonathan Morton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: vendredi 13 avril 2001 17:11
Subject: Re: Help PLEASE !!!


> >No, it works everywhere with any RFB program.
> 
> Yes, but you do need a *IX box to run the proxy on.
> 
> --
> from: Jonathan "Chromatix" Morton
> mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]  (not for attachments)
> big-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> uni-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> The key to knowledge is not to rely on people to teach you it.
> 
> Get VNC Server for Macintosh from http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/vnc/
> 
> -BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK-
> Version 3.12
> GCS$/E/S dpu(!) s:- a20 C+++ UL++ P L+++ E W+ N- o? K? w--- O-- M++$ V? PS
> PE- Y+ PGP++ t- 5- X- R !tv b++ DI+++ D G e+ h+ r++ y+(*)
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Re: Single window add-on

[De Vos Rudi]

Hi,

New binary availble, latest release of winvnc3.3.3R9
http://services.simac.be/vnc/single/

I tested it fast with winamp.
options: application focus and autostart
C:\Program Files\Winamp\winamp.exe

PLesae report bugs, other addons 
ps: done from 1.00 to 4.00 so possible I missed a few things

Rudi


Craig schreef:

> i had been playing with the binaries from simac.be, but they behaved a
> little oddly. sometimes the display was skewed and it wasn't updating very
> well. i messed with some registry settings and this helped.
>
> the binary is almost a year old, perhaps if one of the newer releases were
> patched it would work better for me.
>
> the skewing was mostly with winamp, perhaps because of the skins and
> bitmapped stuff?
>
> rudi thank you very much for providing those changes, and i would definetly
> provide feedback and test it out if you were to start work on them again.
>
> craig
>
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Rudi De Vos
> Sent: April 12, 2001 7:03 AM
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> Subject: RE: Single window add-on
>
> Hi,
>
> Last year I started on my single-window project based on the patch in de
> contrib zone.
> The code on my site  http://services.simac.be/vnc/single.html. has to be
> considerd as testcode.
>
> Because I didn't got any response at that time I stopt developping
> further on it.
>
> If there is enough interrest, and people willing to test and give some
> input, I can take it up again.
>
> Greetings
> Rudi
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