could you pls tell me, what should be in this file you mean (.Xressources or
.Xdefault)?, 'cause I have neither.
In my /root/ - directory i have these files:
.X.err
.Xauthority
.bash_history
.exrc
.kderc
.ntop
.wmrc
.xinitrc
.xsession-error
ServerLog
StartLog
mbox
thnx.
predator12345
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>Could someone can help me?
>
>I'm doing project with ARM processor(CLPS7500FE-CIRRUS LOGIC). I would
>like to implement VNC on my machine (LINUX operating system). I don't have
>the support of 'Startx' in Linux (X windows).
Check the website, under the "Contributions" pages. Also try out Xvnc t
Could someone can help me?
I'm doing project with ARM processor(CLPS7500FE-CIRRUS LOGIC). I would
like to implement VNC on my machine (LINUX operating system). I don't have
the support of 'Startx' in Linux (X windows).
rgds,
SureshKrishna S
Project Staff,
C/O Prof. Ashok Jhunjhunwala,
Electrical
Hi
Ive only just started using vnc and have the server running on both WNT and
Solaris.
When running the Xvnc server on Solaris is there anyway a pc client can
display the Solaris Common Desktop Environment?
I currently get a single xterm and what looks like the Openwindows
interface.
regards
I assume you are trying to get the viewer to request this every time. What
I've done is created a short cut to the viewer which passes the -8bit and
-fullscreen command line arguments to the executable. For an example of how
to do this (using the -listen argument), look at the "Launch viewer in
I am running a Win2000 PC connecting to a Win2000 server. I have a
Checkpoint firewall with ports 5800 and 5900 open. I connect successfully,
the screen gets painted, then within 5-10 seconds, the session completely
disappears. I did not find anything about this in the FAQs. Any thoughts?
I haven't tried this way of distribution myself, but I think the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default with key Password set to a
nice password should work.
-Noralf-
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Fra: Chris Burgess [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sendt: 1. februar 2001 17:50
Til: '[EMAIL PR
> Is there a way to make certain options (i.e."restrict pixels to 8-bits") a
> permanent setting?
Assuming you are using Windows, no, I don't believe so.
In the future, it would help if you told us which platform (Windows 9x,
NT, Mac, Linux, etc.) and VNC version you are using.
Dan Fulbright
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Is there a way to make certain options (i.e."restrict pixels to 8-bits") a
permanent setting?
Sincerely,
Jon D. Irish CNE
NCCIM
Lower Tier Project Office
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I use a RIP created from Altiris Express to deploy VNC here.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Chris Burgess
Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 10:02 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Logon script for VNC
That is brilliant, with that
ok, i have checked it all, but there still seems to be an error:
in the :.log - file there is this error:
xrdb: no such file or directory
xrdb: can't open file '/root/.Xressources'
i think i must change something in the xstartup - file, but what exactly?
thnx.
predator12345
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Another problem that I see quite frequently is when the VNC Server has both
a Default Password and User-Level password defined. For some reason that I
have still not been able to figure out, VNC Server allows this. When the
machine is logged off, you need the Default Password to access the session
first thnx, but how do i look up, if a directory is read/writeable by
everybody? AND: how do i look up, if vncserver is executable; well he tries
to execute it.
thnx,
predator12345
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Knapka
Please can you clarify how I use the regini command as I can't seem to get
this to go through
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From: Gamlem, Noralf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 February 2001 14:42
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: SV: Logon script for VNC
Have a look at win2000mag.com, instant
could someone pls help me with this?
i copied the vnc-directory into the "/usr/local/bin"-directory and then
tried to start the server with vncserver. -->permission denied.Now i know
i'm doing something wring, but what is it?
1. do i have to start vncserver in a x11-window?
2. (i tried both answ
Yes , it is a reg key . in the HKLM ... and default user ...
no offense , but pleeeaaase read the FAQ .
thanks.
Ran
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The only time I have seen a remote login/logoff cause a VNC drop is when
the server has different screen resolutions for login than it has for
normal use. That is why I gave the extended explanation that I did. When
you log in LOCALLY, does the monitor click or do anything to suggest that
it is
At 01/02/2001 15:57, you wrote:
> >>Are the logged-in / logged-out display resolutions the same?
> >
> >No. Both clients are running at 1280x1024, server at 800x600. I've got
>
>An explanation for why the question was asked would probably help...
The key sentence in my original email is:
Basic
At 01/02/2001 17:15, you wrote:
>The only time I have seen a remote login/logoff cause a VNC drop is when
>the server has different screen resolutions for login than it has for
>normal use. That is why I gave the extended explanation that I did.
> When
>you log in LOCALLY, does the monitor cl
Jeremy Johnston wrote:
> When i run startkde in XTerm via VNC KDE2 crashes, is
> this a bug with VNC???
>
> Jeremy Johnston
>
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I have managed to get the VNC software on the machine but I can't connect
because it tells me no default password is set, can anyone tell me how I
add a default password remotely, maybe a registry key??
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From: Gamlem, Noralf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 February
Make sure /usr/local/bin/vncserver is executable. Also,
make sure /tmp is readable and writeable by everyone.
Finally, please post the exact output of "vncserver :"
(eg "vncserver :1") so we can see what's really happening.
-- Joe
oan wrote:
>
> could someone pls help me with this?
>
> i copie
>>Are the logged-in / logged-out display resolutions the same?
>
>No. Both clients are running at 1280x1024, server at 800x600. I've got
An explanation for why the question was asked would probably help... Any
time the Windows machine running the VNC server changes its resolution, the
server
Hi Predator or 12345 or whatever your real name is:
Assuming /usr/local/bin in in your PATH-Environment variable check first if
your
vncserver can be executed by everybody or at least by yourself. Otherwise
change
file access control attributes:
chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/*vnc* # (vncpasswd, vn
Hi, I have a problem with AS-400 Client Access 5250 ver. 3.2.0 SF62608
emulation software and VNC 3.3.3 R2 remote control over Win95, at several
Pc4s the keyboard left work properly (numerical keyboard doesn`t work, Intro
or Enter keys, ...) if I finish the emulation and run it again the trouble
d
That is brilliant, with that in mind is there any way to implement this into
a login script?!?
Cb
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Sent: 01 February 2001 14:42
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Subject: SV: Logon script for VNC
Have a look at win2000mag.com, ins
Have a look at win2000mag.com, instant dic ID 16162...
I'ts not a logon script, but I guess it's even better. :-)
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It may not help for NT 4.0 but if you are using W2K, you can create a .msi
file, share that out with it's support files and then point a login script
to the .msi file. An user with administrative rights does have to login to
the machine once to get the service to install correctly.
-Origin
Lars - how did you roll it out to all your users in that case?
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From: Oeschey, Lars [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 February 2001 14:06
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Logon script for VNC
> Has anyone created an NT logon script to automatically
> install VNC
> Has anyone created an NT logon script to automatically
> install VNC to a
Your biggest problem will be, that the installation needs administrative
rights on the machine. Still couldn't manage that with a login script...
Lars
Has anyone created an NT logon script to automatically install VNC to a
users PC if it hasn't already been installed. The login script might search
for a particular file on user's machine and if it's not found launch VNC
installation program. In addition to this can anyone point me in the right
At 01/02/2001 11:48, you wrote:
>Are the logged-in / logged-out display resolutions the same?
No. Both clients are running at 1280x1024, server at 800x600. I've got
the clients running the session on window and not fullscreen though?
(question mark for 'does that make any difference?')
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Hello,
I have searched the archives without an answer to this:
I run the VNC server on a Mac (OS 9.1 German) and control this machine with
the client on a Windows 2000 Pro computer.
The client on the Windows machine hangs very often (= no screen refresh)
when I do the following:
- connecting f
Are the logged-in / logged-out display resolutions the same?
Cheers,
James "Wez" Weatherall
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Laboratory for Communications Engineering, Cambridge - Tel : 766513
AT&T Labs Cambridge, UK - Tel : 343000
Yes I reboot the system after changing the
configuration file.
BTW how to send signal to inetd ? I'm new to Linux.
Thanks in Advance,
Girish
--- Jonathan Morton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Thanks Tim,
> >
> >I Tried 'servername:51' in viewer but did not help.
> >
> >When tried to connect thr'
environment WinVNC is being run in:
Server:
NT4 Server, SP6a
Load on box: extremely light in every department
VNC Server and helper, ver: 3.3.3 rev 7
Two IP addresses, one on loopback adapter, the other normal LAN adapter.
Client:
NT4 Workstation, SP6a
On modem or LAN connection (no firewall inb
>I am using the Palm VNC client with the Macintosh VNC server. It seems to
>be working fine, but the server really needs scaling. Is this something
>that is currently available or being planned?
It's not currently in the works, but may be added in future. Remind me in
a few versions' time, and
it would be nice if there was a VNC URL so that a web page
could have a link to vnc://vnc.serv.er:3, and you could
click on that to bring up a VNC window, just as a telnet
URL brings up a telnet window.
If no one else is working on this I could contact the IANA
and see what they say.
Bob
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>it would be nice if there was a VNC URL so that a web page
>could have a link to vnc://vnc.serv.er:3, and you could
>click on that to bring up a VNC window, just as a telnet
>URL brings up a telnet window.
>
>If no one else is working on this I could contact the IANA
>and see what they say.
You
> what wrong with http://vnc.serv.er:5803 ?
Java is by no means universally enabled in browsers, and
many of us prefer to use the native client. At any reate
the http URL for the java client solves a diferent problem:
how to get a client started. The proposed vnc: url addresses
the question of ho
I have read the FAQ's about setting up VNC to run through a firewall, but
was left a bit confused. Can anyone help?
My Win2k PC sits behind a firewall. The VNC server is outside the firewall.
Exactly what ports do I need to open up on my firewall so that I can connect
to the outside VNC server?
I see your point! Its actually 5803 if they haven't changed that yet. On
the version I have, the web server listens on its own port. You would use
http://vnc.serv.er:5803 to connect to display 3(port5903)
> By the way for consistency with other URLs it probably
> should be vnc://vnc.serv.er:59
I believe that Bob wanted it to open VNCViewer, not Java viewer.
My 2 cents
>what wrong with http://vnc.serv.er:5803 ?
>
>>it would be nice if there was a VNC URL so that a web page
>>could have a link to vnc://vnc.serv.er:3, and you could
>>click on that to bring up a VNC window, just as a telne
i copied the vnc-directory into the "/usr/local/bin"-directory and then
tried to start the server with vncserver. -->permission denied.Now i know
i'm doing something wring, but what is it?
1. do i have to start vncserver in a x11-window?
2. (i tried both answers to 1., so) what could i possibly b
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