Re: Palm VNC

2003-05-29 Thread Anthony Jewell
Does it have a java enabled browser? Anthony On Wed, 28 May 2003, eric wrote: > Subject: Palm VNC > > I using Handspring Treo; Can it access VNC to my home server? Do you know any > software? -- Tony Jewell [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cregganna Computer Consultants Ltd. htt

Re: C++ libraries - critical dependency?

2003-06-15 Thread Anthony Jewell
/lib/cpp is the C Pre-processor. Anthony On Sun, 15 Jun 2003, Tony Whitmore wrote: > Subject: C++ libraries - critical dependency? > > ./config/imake/imake: Cannot exec /lib/cpp. -- Tony Jewell [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cregganna Computer Consultants Ltd. http://www.cregg

Re: VNC WIN2K Server problem...won't run as a service.

2003-06-25 Thread Anthony Jewell
Jeff, I'm interested in the issues Users logged in with Terminal Services have whilst interacting with NT Services. I didn't see the April 2002 message - could you give an URL to it in: http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/ Thanks, Anthony On Tue, 24 Jun 2003, Jeff Ginter wr

Re: Yet another "rc3.d" problem . . .

2003-06-30 Thread Anthony Jewell
In the script at the start do: echo "Starting: ID is: `id`" >/tmp/vncstart.log env >>/tmp/vncstart.log Run the /sbin/init.d/vnc manualy. Save the vncstart.log then reboot the machine to run from the /sbin/rc3.d/S99vnc and diff the two log files. Anthony On Wed, 25 Jun 2003, Joey K

Re: gmc crashing

2003-07-03 Thread Anthony Jewell
Bill, If I remember correctly, there is an issue with running gnome as root on an out of the box Redhat 7.1 system. One of my systems corrupted /usr/bin/panel. But I have also seen fsck problems following root gnome use. Do you get the same problem if you run gnome as root directly on the box - i

Re: Java error - NoClassDefFoundError

2003-07-04 Thread Anthony Jewell
Your class path is not set to include the directory that holds vncviewer.jar. Either include the classpath on the command line (-classpath "PathList") or use the CLASSPATH environment variable. PathList is ":" seperated list of directories on Unix and ";" seperated list on Windows. Note that in a

Re: Running VMWare in vncserver on Linux

2003-07-16 Thread Anthony Jewell
Ishan, I suspect that vmware is assuming that your X Server is running on the console - it is therefore trying to use DGA to access the console directly. What is your DISPLAY variable? If it is ":0.0" then maybe it is making this assumption and the DGA will be used. Try putting a hostname in the