Tim Trentham wrote:
I saw this same problem posted earlier this month, but saw no response yet
with a resolution.
I installed the vncserver package on a stable release of Debian woody
(3.0.2). The version showing for the package is 3.3.3r2-20.
Debian ringed a bell here... I saw on debian woody
That VNC server doesn't seem to have anything to do with RealVNC, so you have
to contact its author. Look at the section called "How do I contact you?" and you'll
find his e-address.
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> De : yezuoliang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi : samedi 20 mars 2004
No idea if it's a known bug, but you're certainly the first one here to have
this problem.
First, get VNC4 beta viewer and try again. If this is not OK, make sure first
that you've applied all service packs (actually, there's only one at this moment) and
patches for WinXP. Als
That worked like a charm. Thanks very much for the help, CBee.
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Subject: Re: ~/.vnc: No such file or directory when starting vncserver
Tim Tre
I agree with Bill. If things seem too much or too complicated for you to sort
out, I don't think you should still consider it as a DIY stuff. Why don't you call a
computer service and pay them some bucks to make things straight for you?
I'm sorry to tell you, but there's some l
Hi all,
I'm not sure if this has been presented yet, and my attempt to search the
mailing list has failed, so here goes.
I have a VNC server on my local machine and when I connect from another
machine, all of the actions that I perform from the client are displayed
on the VNC server machine. I d
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I do NOT want the actions performed on the
> client to be displayed on the server. I basically want a "second" hidden
> window displayed to clients when they connect.
>
> Is this possible with VNC?
http://www.realvnc.com/winvnc.html
"Because standard versions of Windows o
Hi James,
Since I have been reading your posts for years, I was quite surprised
to see the incompleteness and inaccuracy of this particular post.
Normally, your messages are both dead on accurate and quite thorough.
"ZlibHex" is in fact an extension to VNC, developed by Tridia and
included in var
No idea what you mean exactly. Does William's answer match your need? Or do
you just want to see what is displayed on the VNC server screen? If so, use "viewer"
mode in VNC 3.3.7 client, or do not send mouse and keyboard events to server in VNC 4
client.
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You mean the server crashes, right? Before it crashes, what have you done?
It was trying to change screen resolution / refresh frequency / colour depth? Is
there any message displayed before it crashes? Since the server is in a XP machine,
you could also look at event logs to see wha
Greetings,
I hope some of you can point me in the right direction, I am completely
stumped. I have used VNC for years and never had a single problem.
At my clients office they have a Windows ME machine running Real VNC server
3.3.7. There is an XP laptop that can connect fine wh
Hi Brian,
Thanks for your comments.
The user in question stated (and I quote) "I just installed the latest VNC
server on my Windows XP machine." - my reply therefore related purely to VNC
Server and not to other software based on it.
Since ZlibHex is neither a standard part of the RFB protocol,
Hi!
I have used VNC for several years now and it works fine.
I have used Palm VNC witch was fine for what I used it to.
I fund this forum today.
My question is:
Is it any port of the Viewer that works on SonyEricsson T610/T630?
And if so can the scaling the display like in Palm VNC?
I now about VN
William,
Must have missed that one on the docs. But thank you for pointing that
out to me.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I do NOT want the actions performed on the
>> client to be displayed on the server. I basically want a "second"
>> hidden
>> window displayed to clients when they connect.
>>
One thing new on the XP is the internal filrewall...
have you check to make sure the you don't have a
firewall problem?
Jerry
On Mon, 2004-03-22 at 16:08, Blake McSwain wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I hope some of you can point me in the right direction, I am completely
> stumped. I have used
Yes, William answered my question. Basically I wanted the client to have
it's own "session" instead of emulating the user that is currently logged
on to the server.
> No idea what you mean exactly. Does William's answer match your need?
> Or do you just want to see what is displayed on th
Hi James,
Back when the ZlibHex work was done, we certainly disclosed the
protocol number used to the VNC development team at AT&T
Laboratories Cambridge. Compatibility across all implementations
has been our goal from the beginning.
The protocol number in use by ZlibHex is documented here:
htt
Please reply to the list.
So actually it's the client which got crashed, not the server. When I first
read your mail, I thought you're saying about crash en server. Since it's not the
server, maybe the term "crash" isn't appropriate. Do you really mean a crash? That
is the c
As written in the doc, you can't expect the same functionality in Windows as
what we could find in Unix world. However, if you're using Win2k server or adv
server, you could activate Terminal Service in administration mode and use a TS client
to connect (as administrator, of course). I
There have been quite a lot of bug reports in Win98 recently, but the causes
are quite varied.
Some are because the idletimeout (in server side) is too small. Some are
corrupted registry keys. etc, etc
A simple way would be :
1) make sure your Win98 has all service pack
Please reply to the *list*
Well, without knowing what you're really hacking, my simple advice to you will
be
Leave VNC service alone! Don't hack it!
De : Hughes, Robert (WMI, Canada) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : lundi 22 m
Brian,
The encoding numbers listed on the AT&T Labs' archive site are mostly
obsolete, but we have assumed their continued existence for compatibility
reasons in all subsequent VNC development. In addition to these legacy
numbers and those used for standard VNC encodings (RRE, ZRLE, Hextile, etc)
After re-reading your message (that I didn't read thoroughly :p), I understood
that your client shutdown didn't lead to machine crash, right?
But you didn't answer if there's any particular action you've done before the
client closes down, like changing screen resolution / refres
Robert,
The most likely cause of the error "WinVNC already registered" is that you
are calling "winvnc -install" (or "winvnc4 -register") when the WinVNC (or
WinVNC4) service already exists on that machine.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Thank you for your quick reply. The firewall is disabled in XP. I can
telnet to host:5900 and get RFB 003.003. The viewer seems to auth ok it
just does not display the initial screen. Any other ideas?
Thanks again,
Blake
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James,
Thank you for the clarification.
I suppose we see the scope of the protocol differently.
Regards,
Brian
James Weatherall wrote:
> Brian,
>
> The encoding numbers listed on the AT&T Labs' archive site are mostly
> obsolete, but we have assumed their continued existence for compatibilit
First, it seems odd that you would have a box running Solaris but call the machine
"linux"
Second: the most likely cause of your problem is that you did not succeed in starting
vncserver. Check if the process Xvnc is
running:
ps -ef | grep vnc
If it is not running then check the log files.
They
Rupert,
It sounds as though TridiaVNC is crashing on your Windows 98 systems. You
might wish to contact Tridia for support on that. Alternatively, you could
upgrade to VNC 4 (http://www.realvnc.com/v4).
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Hi,
Are you using the client-side scaling feature of VNC Viewer 3.3.7 at all?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Hi,
Which version of VNC are you running on the server? What do you mean by
"crashes"? Is the problem correllated only with the monitor being present,
or with the mouse and keyboard?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Brian,
I'm afraid I don't understand your comment about "the scope of the
protocol". Feel free to contact me off-list to discuss this further.
Cheers!
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Are you using "fast user switching"? This has been discussed recently.
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> De : Blake McSwain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyi : lundi 22 mars 2004 18:42
> @ : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet : RE: (no subject) now XP VPN
>
> Thank you for your quick reply. The f
Greg,
Which version of VNC are you running on the Windows 98 machines? If you are
using VNC 3.3.7, then have you changed the polling settings at all?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Hi again JinParky(?),
Apologies for the tangent that arose from your initial question to the list.
Basically, the error you're seeing suggests that the CotVNC viewer software
is becoming confused into thinking the server is using ZlibHex, when in fact
it is not. Assuming that you are running the
Fast user switching is turned off. This is a really weird problem. I am
becoming convinced it is a networking problem in XP. Any other help would
be appreciated.
Thanks for your reply,
Blake
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Behalf Of Seak, Teng-Fo
Somebody mentioned once that there is some place I can go on the web where my open
ports can be detected? Specifically it can detect if VNC can see any open ports to
connect to.
Tom
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: M
Gary:
Your system sounds pretty solid -- even your access-point
precautions are well done. The only piece I might suggest to add on
is a "intrusion detection" utility like Snort or Kaboodle. Snort
monitors LAN traffic to detect malicious network traffic patterns
(eg, the ARP poisoning someo
Blake:
Since you can connect to the WinXP machine (ie, you get
to the "authentication" part of the connection), you don't have
any network or firewall problems to worry about. That's the good
news.
The bad news is that WinXP and VNC don't play very nicely
with each other if you're n
I believe this site test Display 0 thru Display 9.
Ring any bells?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Tom Knowlton
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 12:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Open Ports
Somebody mentioned once that there is some place
Tom Knowlton wrote:
I believe this site test Display 0 thru Display 9.
Ring any bells?
Search: http://www.google.com/search?q=test+vnc+ports
First result: http://www.gotomyvnc.com
"Welcome to GoToMyVNC's service scan.
This webservice will run a quick script to see if it can detect any
machine
Hello James, Brian,
> "p" == "\(n/a\)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
p> I get "Terminate Connection ZlibHex unknown subencoding 113
p> encountered" error message.
I think the standard RFB protocol specification (in particular, the
3.7 version) clearly states that:
In addition to genuine enc
Can I run this on ANY IP (for legitimate purposes) .or only on myself?
Tom
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From: James Herbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 1:21 PM
To: Tom Knowlton
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Open Ports
Tom Knowlton wrote:
> I believe this site
James:
Perfect!
Thanks for the search criteria also.
Tom
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From: James Herbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 1:21 PM
To: Tom Knowlton
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Open Ports
Tom Knowlton wrote:
> I believe this site test Display 0 thru
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From: "James Weatherall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'chatiman'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 6:52 PM
Subject: RE: random WinXP crash
> Hi,
>
Hi,
> Are you using the client-side scaling feature of VNC Viewer 3.3.7 at all?
>
No,
Hello!
Does anyone know about realization of VNC under .net? Search gives
nothing.
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Both client and server are 3.3.7. Win2k works great - no problems. XP I
get authenicated, and a black screen.
Thanks,
Blake
> Greetings,
>
> I hope some of you can point me in the right direction, I am completely
> stumped. I have used VNC for years and never had a single problem.
>
>
hello there. i got two machines running woody, and kde 3.2. i installed realvnc server
in the remote, and realvncviewer on the desktop. apparently i can not connect. when i
ask the viewer to connect, a pop up comes up and says:
vncserver:
and requests the ip or name. when i input the ip and pres
(1) I have tried 4.0b with the same result.
(2) The winme machine can connect to the xp box. This just keeps getting
stranger.
Thanks again,
Blake
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From: Scott C. Best [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 3:41 PM
To: Blake McSwain
Subject: RE
Can you ping that XP with its ip address?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Blake McSwain
Sent: Monday, March 22, 2004 3:02 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FW: VNC to WinXP (was: )
(1) I have tried 4.0b with the same result.
(2) The
Problem Resloved!
Thanks to all who offered assistance. The problem was due to packet
fragmenting through the vpn. The resolution was to reduce the MTU size on
the windows me server to 1362.
Thanks again to everyone.
Blake
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From: Blake McSwain [mailto:[EMAIL
hi iam running vnc server in a linux box.apparently i cannot see the file called
xstartup, so i can edit it to start KDE. VNC exists in the folder /root/.vnc/
what to do? now when i connect from my desktop(winxp), all i see is a grey dotted
page).
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my local ip on the winvnc server machine (lan) is 192.168.1.9. how do I access
from outside the network using the real static ip. everytime I try and type in
my password it refuses the connection.
Jeff
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