VNC for Solaris 8/9 (binaries)

Hi all, I've just built my new Solaris host on my Ultra box, and I'm trying to install vnc on it and another box, running Sol 8, but I don't have the facilities to compile vnc. Does anyone have a compiled version of vnc for solaris 8 (or 9). Regards Kevin __

Re: VNC-List digest, Vol 1 #659 - 10 msgs

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RE: Use port 80 to connect

Use SSH and redirect your ports.. Its safer as its encrypted and lets you use arbitrary ports.. Tons of documentation on the VNC pages about this.. with pretty pictures. > > Message: 1 > From: "Behind The Pixel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Use port 80 to connect > D

vnc+nas

hello i just set up NAS , and forced it to work :) there is libaudioss which makes NAS quite transparent (unfortunatelly it doesn't work fully here, it complains about 'buffer underrun' but some audio is sent, i guess it can be fixed) NAS doesn't use any compression. now i am using it via direct

Re: Use port 80 to connect

Hello, > Use SSH and redirect your ports.. Its safer as its encrypted > and lets you use arbitrary ports.. > Tons of documentation on the VNC pages about this.. with pretty > pictures. But I did nowhere find a SSH server for Windows 98! I found one for NT/2000, but I was not able to let it work

Re: netscape crashes vncserver

I'm pretty sure you're not using the latest and greatest RealVNC server. I'm using v4beta3 and it works just fine on my Solaris box. Wout. On Fri, 26 Sep 2003, Iain Clark wrote: > Hi: > > I am having my vncserver session crashed by a particular website. I can > access the site from Netscape 7.0

Re: netscape crashes vncserver

Hi Wout: I had got as far as checking the date stamp on the binaries and they are ancient. I'll do the update. Thanks Iain > Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2003 19:58:34 +0200 (CEST) > From: Wout Mertens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: Iain Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: netscap

Re: Use port 80 to connect

Jens M|ller said: > Hello, > >> Use SSH and redirect your ports.. Its safer as its encrypted >> and lets you use arbitrary ports.. >> Tons of documentation on the VNC pages about this.. with pretty >> pictures. > > But I did nowhere find a SSH server for Windows 98! I found one for > NT/2000, but I

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We have an issue that we have only tried on Windows 2000 machines. We saved a few VNC connections as files. Some of the machines can open the files and some of them can't. We tried uninstalling VNC and re-installing it on the machines that have this problem, but it didn't seem to help. The *.vnc

vnc in linux and vnc w/ ssl

when running vnc in linux, all i can see is the console. is there a way to access my linux desktop just like in windows which displays and lets me access the actual desktop of my machine? are there any special permissions in linux that have to be set? is there any way to speed up the applet brow