from the secret journal of Jennifer Garrett ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> % netscape
> Error: Can't open display: jgarrett:0.0
> %
read the manpange for xhost, or take the easy route and run xhost + in an
xterm.
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I am using vnc with linux as the server and a windows
client. I can get the xterms to work fine, but I want
to run other applications in vnc, such as netscape.
When I try to run netscape in vnc, I get this error:
% netscape
Error: Can't open display: jgarrett:0.0
%
Do I not have something set up
On Tue, 03 Apr 2001 02:40:47 +0200, you wrote:
>If *all-else-fails*, it should be possible to use cgi on the webserver
>for http tunneling the connection.
A lot of development distracting from the core requirement which is to
administrate a website! (no ftp either!), just port 25, 80, 81, NTACL.
I am not sure exactly how with the current version of VNC, what I use is
rather old (3.3.2 on Linux), so the details may be a little different.
Also, I don't run OpenView (no Sun), so the exact window manager invocation
may be a little different..
First, you would install both VNC server and VNC
On Mon, 02 Apr 2001 17:25:55 -0600, you wrote:
>Of course, if you don't have access to the firewall, or the
>administrator perversely refuses to allow SSH connections, you
>are SOL. But I would argue that, since you *must* open some
>port, all other things being equal, the SSH port (22) is the
>b
I think what you may be after is a checkbox in the viewer options labelled
"Request Shared Session". All clients have to have this option checked.
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Sent: Monday, 02 April 2001 11:02
To: '[EMAIL PR
"Joseph A. Knapka" wrote:
> Of course, if you don't have access to the firewall, or the
> administrator perversely refuses to allow SSH connections, you
> are SOL. But I would argue that, since you *must* open some
> port, all other things being equal, the SSH port (22) is the
> best candidate fr
I was a more-or-less contented user of VNC 3.3.3R7 for WinNT. When 3.3.3R8
came out with the socket leak fix, I was ecstatic until I discovered the
AuthHosts problem, so I installed 3.3.3R9 as soon as it was posted.
Unfortunately, I now get exactly 1 logon (reproduced across servers of
different
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>
> Thanks very much,
>
> This is what I thought I knew already... but I still need to try and
> configure port and password via command lines or registry entries without
> using any GUI as my admin interface is just a web browser at the moment.
>
> >You'll either have
Thanks very much,
This is what I thought I knew already... but I still need to try and
configure port and password via command lines or registry entries without
using any GUI as my admin interface is just a web browser at the moment.
>You'll either have to configure VNC to use port 25 (assuming
>"You obviously can't run a VNC server on a port that's already being used
>for other things. "
>This is less than useful on a live webserver!
The fundamental nature of TCP/IP says that you CANNOT have two different
services listening on the same port. Which service would respond to
connection r
I need to set this up remotely and using the command line only.
I got the service installed and running on the webserver, but only have
ports 80 and 25 available.
Netstat shows that it's listening on port 5900 as expected.
I need to configure the VNC server just by using command lines.
It needs
I am running VNCserver on a solaris box (2.6) using CDE. When I try to launch
an application from a
PC based VNC viewer, I get
the following error :
-cannot load Xfont
This error message comes from our proprietary application, so it shouldn't be
recognizable
for others.
But it originates from a
from the secret journal of Harvey Waxman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Is it possible to copy files from one machine to another? It appears
> that this can't be done from one mac to another. I have tried
> turning on file sharing which does enable drag and drop but this
> interface is so much nicer.
>Can you telnet to ports 5900 and 5800 on the problem machine? Bear in
>mind that
>Tridia don't seem to provide the Java viewer anymore.
I've tried this. I'm inclined to believe the last statement. Thanks
everyone for all of the answers.
Regards,
Bil
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Newbie question although I think I might know the answer.
Is it possible to copy files from one machine to another? It appears
that this can't be done from one mac to another. I have tried
turning on file sharing which does enable drag and drop but this
interface is so much nicer.
--
Harvey
I could not find this in the FAQ and am a newbie to VNC and am wondering if there are
any mods to add a second password so the user can have one password and Admins
another. We do not want a user to have the admin password where they can go to
everyone else's machines. Any other password relate
At 10:52 AM 4/2/01 -0700, you wrote:
>Here is a suggestion. Let your users run X, as they normally would, and run
>a VNC client application on their desktop to connect to a VNC server (which
>may also be on their same machine). Shadow that VNC server by running a VNC
>client on your desktop. Ru
please share the commands to accomplish this. I don't know how to do this.
thank you
At 10:52 AM 04/02/2001 -0700, Dave Gotwisner wrote:
>Here is a suggestion. Let your users run X, as they normally would, and run
>a VNC client application on their desktop to connect to a VNC server (which
>may
At 09:48 AM 4/2/01 -0700, you wrote:
>hello everyone,
>
>thanks to all who wrote. yes I am trying to snoop and display what is
happening on another unix box. we are not going to spy on other users,
just trying to teach people who are don't know the particular unix
application.
>
>here is the cla
I'm a bit confused here, and quite frustrated at Trividias non-existent
basic installation support.
I am administrator of a domain over 1000 miles away, and until today was
using PcAnywhere for remote access. Security policies dictated that pcA's
ports be closed so now I only have port 80 and 25
from the conrtib page on VNC's site there is a link to:
http://www.hexonet.de/software/rfb/
This will do what you want.
-Dan
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From: Mozhdeh Malakan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: April 2, 2001 9:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Clarification - pc
Here is a suggestion. Let your users run X, as they normally would, and run
a VNC client application on their desktop to connect to a VNC server (which
may also be on their same machine). Shadow that VNC server by running a VNC
client on your desktop. Run the Unix application in the VNC desktop
hello everyone,
thanks to all who wrote. yes I am trying to snoop and display what is happening on
another unix box. we are not going to spy on other users, just trying to teach people
who are don't know the particular unix application.
here is the clarification: run an application like HP
On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 11:38:45AM -0500, Mateo Turanzas wrote:
> Hi i need to buy any license to use de VNC
You don't need a license to use (or modify, or redistribute) VNC,
since it is free software and licensed under the terms of the GNU
General Public License.
If you feel like you want to p
In addition to the FAQ, there's a really cool thing called
Documentation: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/winvnc.html
Search for "ConnectPriority"
-ME
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Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 5:02 AM
T
Hi i need to buy any license to use de VNC
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Hello.
I have install WinVNC on my Windows NT workstation. Is it possible hide a
running WinVNC service from list od services (Control Panel - Services, NET
START)? Thank you very much for your answer.
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> OK, I submit. I have read everything FAQish I can find, and I have even
got
> browser access to work sometimes. So, I am left with just one question -
is
> it different for Tridia??
Have you tried pointing the browser at http://computer:5800? You should get
a different response from pointing i
Hi.
I'm sure this must have bee asked before, but I can't find it in the FAQ
I'm running a WinVNC Server on a Windows 95 machine and want multiple users to
be able to view my screen at the same time (I've clicked "Disable Remote
Keyboard & Pointer" on the server so they can only view the scr
OK, I submit. I have read everything FAQish I can find, and I have even got
browser access to work sometimes. So, I am left with just one question - is
it different for Tridia??
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> From: Corey Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2001 2:19 AM
>
On Sun, Apr 01, 2001 at 11:00:40PM -0700, Dave Dyer wrote:
> It's a free, secure, and completely transparent FTP proxy.
Free of charge, but non-redistributable.
It also unfortunately has the same name as the sftp that comes with
OpenSSH.
Tim.
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