Tyran,
> While that may be true of current RealVNC installations, that has not
> always been the case with VNC.
Dieter stated that he's using VNC Personal Edition, which has always used
registry permissions to protect sensitive settings such as the obfuscated
password information.
> Regardless,
On 02:18 PM 10/19/2006 +0100, it would appear that James Weatherall wrote:
Tyran,
> Regardless, if the current user can
> read the key, the current user has full access to the clear text
> password via SIW and likely other similar utilities.
The current user can only read the relevant keys if t
We are attempting to use the free VNC client from 4.0
What we wish to accomplish is to launch a VNC client session to a
variable destination address. We are hoping there was a way to launch
the .exe with a parameter of the IP address.
Can anyone help here?
Thanks
Stan Wright
Ontario Syste
Tyran,
Your "fix" requires that the "second password" is passed to the server in
the first place, so that it can decrypt the stored password in order to
verify the user. This has the simple flaw that any user (even a
non-Administrator) can run a server which requests the password, uses it to
decr
Stan Wright wrote:
What we wish to accomplish is to launch a VNC client session to a
variable destination address. We are hoping there was a way to launch
the .exe with a parameter of the IP address.
You have two options:
- You can create a shortcut to the viewer. In the Properties > Shortcut
Since mac osx is bsd based you can easy compile the existing vnc server
for unix.
Regards,
Alex
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just as a quick follow-up on my previous email:
I found a good VNC server for Mac OSX (OSXvnc V1.71) here:
www.redstonesoftware.com/products/vine/index.html
(I couldn't
On Thursday 19 October 2006 14:55, Tyran Ormond wrote:
> On 02:18 PM 10/19/2006 +0100, it would appear that James Weatherall wrote:
> >Tyran,
> >
> > > Regardless, if the current user can
> > > read the key, the current user has full access to the clear text
> > > password via SIW and likely other
I have a question regarding the VNC server icon in the tray. I'll explain
what I use VNC for and then explain the problem.
I work in a hospital with 1000+ PC's all running VNC server. when a user
calls with a simple problem, we can usually VNC into their machine and fix
the problem remotely. Wh
