Hi Keith,
The VNC package bundled with RedHat distributions is a custom build of VNC
Free Edition with some RedHat-specific patches applied. You could try
replacing it with the standard VNC Free Edition binaries - if both builds
are affected then it may be an X server issue, or possibly a bug com
James Weatherall napsal(a):
Hi Keith,
The VNC package bundled with RedHat distributions is a custom build of VNC
Free Edition with some RedHat-specific patches applied. You could try
replacing it with the standard VNC Free Edition binaries - if both builds
are affected then it may be an X serve
Denis Vergne wrote :
> Hi,
> Is it possible to put in the command line the password of the target
> machine to be accessed with VNC.
> We have a lot of machines that we access with VNC using windows Men
> and Shortcuts and as we can put the IP and port of the target in the comman
> line (vncviewer.
Keith-
We started testing RHEL 5.0 last month and found that RedHat had changed
the paths to:
SecurityPath
(was /etc/X11/xserver/SecurityPolicy, RHEL5=
/usr/lib/xserver/SecurityPolicy (32 bit),
/usr/lib64/xserver/SecurityPolicy (64 bit))
FontPath
(was /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts, RH
I am using the free edition and i just installed the viewer. I have a host
file that works fine with my other programs (ftp, etc) but i cannot get it
to work with VNC. my partner has vnc on his pc and the host file works
fine. I have tried with the just downloading the viewer, and then
downloadin
I am using Vnc viewer and it does not seem to be reading the host file. ..all
my other programs access it just fine, when i try to use vnc viewer and type
in a hostname instead of an ip i get the error: getaddrinfo: No such host
is known (11001). Using a hostname instead of an ip works with all of
