I have a Mac at home and my aunt, living 60 miles away, has a Mac in
her apartment. Both of us are on broadband, using different ISPs. I'd
like to use VNC to help her with problems she has from time to time
with using her Mac.
She has a ADSL modem/router which I hope I have set up to forward
Is anyone aware of a GPL'd commandline VNC password hash tool? I'm looking
for the same functionality as vncpasswd on Windows; it looks theoretically
straightforward to port the vncpasswd C source to Windows, but my C++ skills
are so limited that I'm finding it a struggle to do.
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In your message dated Wed, 25 Aug 2004 09:27:15 +0200, David said...
> As they others said, a solution is to create a permanent DNS entry for the
> "other" computer. ...
Okay - there *might* just be a problem with this method if you use a
firewall. I hope I'm wrong and it's easily solved :)
I us
i'm using both free and pro version of zonealarm, and have NO problem at all
using vnc in server or client mode ! (WinXP Pro, ICS and the works)
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Kenton White
Verzonden: vrijdag 27 augustus 2004 19:35
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I'm running vnc 4 on windows and a vnc 4 server on linux
I'm also running vncconfig with all the boxes checked in the little window.
I'm running on an xfxe3 desktop.
I'm having a real hard time trying to characterize this problem
since it is inconsistent.
The symptoms change from day to day
Cur
In your message dated Fri, 27 Aug 2004 23:05:23 +0200, Vince said...
> i'm using both free and pro version of zonealarm, and have NO problem at all
> using vnc in server or client mode ! (WinXP Pro, ICS and the works)
Fantastic! How have you solved the problem of the ip address of hosts
getting o
