I am running vnc enterprise on a redhat linux EL4 server. I have the
connections running through xinetd. This works great but for one problem.
Periodically I will have a vnc client connected and allow it to timeout. When
I try and reconnect, I get the message, "user already logged in" with t
I have realvnc running as a service on XP SP2, and it works fine as long as I
try to connect to user accounts that have administrative privileges. When I
try to access restricted accounts, my remote connection gets terminated.
This is true whether I connect directly or through java.
How can I
When I'm at work, I am unable to get a connection to my realvnc server on a
home XP SP2 (Pro) box. Is this blocked by a corporate firewall? Is there a
way around this? It would be very helpful to be able to troubleshoot
remotely for the family.
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Paul Kaplan wrote:
>I have realvnc running as a service on XP SP2, and it works fine as long as I
>try to connect to user accounts that have administrative privileges. When I
>try to access restricted accounts, my remote connection gets terminated.
>This is true whether I connect directly or
Martin wrote:
> I have problems sending iso-8859-1 characters through the vnc viewer. It
> looks like I have an English setup on my system on the VNC server side,
> which I don't. Have checked the regional settings and it is set to
> Norwegian. Also the settings on the computer I connect from it se
On Tuesday 10 April 2007 12:30, Paul Kaplan wrote:
> When I'm at work, I am unable to get a connection to my realvnc server on a
> home XP SP2 (Pro) box. Is this blocked by a corporate firewall?
If you can access your home PC from other IP addresses, but not from work,
then it is quite likely it
On Tuesday 10 April 2007 12:28, Paul Kaplan wrote:
> I have realvnc running as a service on XP SP2, and it works fine as long as
> I try to connect to user accounts that have administrative privileges.
> When I try to access restricted accounts, my remote connection gets
> terminated. This is true
Not familiar with VNC running on a linux box, but what does the -once option
do?
On Tuesday 10 April 2007 12:37, Joe Byers wrote:
> I am running vnc enterprise on a redhat linux EL4 server. I have the
> connections running through xinetd. This works great but for one problem.
>
> Periodically I
Ok... probably silly question...
Via a VNC setup done by someone else in my group, during the VNC session
highlighting text, then clicking the middle button would 'copy/paste' that
text to the cursor location...
When I setup VNC, this is not working... Is this a VNC setup? or a
'desktop' setup
>Martin wrote:
>> I have problems sending iso-8859-1 characters through the vnc viewer. It
>> looks like I have an English setup on my system on the VNC server side,
>> which I don't. Have checked the regional settings and it is set to
>> Norwegian. Also the settings on the computer I connect from
Ray-
Make sure that "vncconfig" is running in some form- Most of our users
have "vncconfig -nowin" in their xstartup file
Here's what we have here (Takes care of Linux or Solaris):
#!/bin/sh
vncconfig -nowin &
if [ "`uname`" = "Linux" ]
then
/usr/bin/startkde &
else
/usr/dt/bin/Xsess
It is started a system service. What happens is that when I attempt to login
to a restricted user account, the connection is dropped.
Paul
On Tuesday 10 April 2007 3:57:38 pm Mick wrote:
> On Tuesday 10 April 2007 12:28, Paul Kaplan wrote:
> > I have realvnc running as a service on XP SP2, and
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