Greetings.
On Thu, Apr 12, 2001 at 06:13:14PM +0900, $B3*;s?A(B wrote:
> Hi!
> Can you test IMdkit on Xvnc?
Sorry I can't test it but,
> In my case, Ami(korean input program) using IMdkit does well
> with xf86 server, but Ami doesn't work on Xvnc.
> Xvnc doesn't propagate events to IMdkit, IMH
i had been playing with the binaries from simac.be, but they behaved a
little oddly. sometimes the display was skewed and it wasn't updating very
well. i messed with some registry settings and this helped.
the binary is almost a year old, perhaps if one of the newer releases were
patched it would
Adding -display to xhost should not work. If you read the man page, it tells you that
-display wont work because it's interpreted as a host called display, and it would
disable access for that host because you used the minus ('-') notation.
I know what I did (in my last mail) seems difficult, b
At 10:15 AM 4/11/01 -0500, you wrote:
>I'm basically trying to decide between a palm 500m or a compaq ipac 3635 for
>a few reasons which don't pertain to vnc. But if I understand you correctly
>it seems like the palmvnc might be a little faster or dealable if I decide
>to use vnc.
Just downloade
try adding -display hostname:1 to the xhost command
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From: Brooke Wallace [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2001 11:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Sharma, Shashi
Subject: RE: Unix $DISPLAY env variable
Ok, granted I can say xhost+ and it works,
from the secret journal of Robert Davis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> My question is can I use the computers name instead of the ip address in the
> xml file of VNC Monitor?
Short answer, no. VNC is strictly TCP/IP. You're looking at a netbios
address (or smb, nbt, netbeui, what have you).
Howerver, w
I have 2 windows 98 systems (One Laptop and One Desktop PC). If I use VNC
Viewer when connected on LAN or use a Dial-up connection (when network card is
disabled), I can access the VNC server. But if I use Dial-up connection (while
network card is active
& enabled) and try to access VNC Server - I
I am very interested in using VNC Monitor on my network, as I have 25 Win 98
machines used by kids that I have to monitor constatly to see that they are
not getting into porn sites,hate speech sites, e.t.c.
VNC Monitor seems like the perfect program. The problem is that I use a
Win2000 server
I just installed VNC today and have been trying to get things up and
running. For the most part, things are going well, except I get the
following messages when running a java application that I'm developing on my
NT machine(which is where I'm running the viewer), connecting to the server
running
Actually the authorization checks in XServer is per user.
IF you start Xvnc with -ac option then it will disable authorization checks,
which is equivalent to xhost +
There is one more convoluted way of doing it without -ac option by using
xauth command.
-shashi
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Fro
I get the same thing connecting to a linux box. I just do an xhost + when I
first connect, & it will let me open gui's after I su - .
Alan
-Original Message-
From: Brooke Wallace (EWU) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 2:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROT
Hi!
Can you test IMdkit on Xvnc?
In my case, Ami(korean input program) using IMdkit does well
with xf86 server, but Ami doesn't work on Xvnc.
Xvnc doesn't propagate events to IMdkit, IMHO.
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James,
Thank you for an excellent program. I have a small question & perhaps a bug
fix. In the CheckBuffer function in vncBuffer,
memcpy(m_backbuff, m_mainbuff, m_desktop->ScreenBuffSize());
Is used to clear the backbuffer. Sounds very innocent.
If however in the client there is some outstandi
Bob Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I've often wondered about getting an old 386 palmtop
>and trying the DOS client on that (there was a DOS 5.0 386-based
>palmtop that ran on 4 AA batteries -- it had PCMCIA 2.0 support, so
>it would handle FLASH RAM and modems).
Any idea how long this parti
For what it is worth, I agree with Mac. On the other hand, I have
used an old Casio Cassiopeia A-11 (Original Windows CE) with VNC over
a dial-up line. VNC may run slowly on Windows CE, but as the only
freely available, cross-platform means of accessing remote desktops
(Unix, Mac, and Windows)
On Wed, Apr 11, 2001 at 03:58:51PM -0500, Brooke Wallace (EWU) wrote:
> So, my question is.. How do I have to set my DISPLAY env variable to
> open X windows if I change my userid? Setting it to the same thing
> as other windows in my client have (hostname:1.0) does not work
> unless I am that us
Hi,
Last year I started on my single-window project based on the patch in de
contrib zone.
The code on my site http://services.simac.be/vnc/single.html. has to be
considerd as testcode.
Because I didn't got any response at that time I stopt developping
further on it.
If there is enough interre
The Win32 server currently has no way to hook bell sounds, no.
Cheers,
James "Wez" Weatherall
--
"The path to enlightenment is /usr/bin/enlightenment"
Laboratory for Communications Engineering, Cambridge - Tel : 766513
AT&T Labs Cambridge, UK - Tel : 343000
Hi,
I have run into a problem with my VNC server that I run on Unix.
If I su to another user and I want the users environment I use the command "% su -
username".
This asks me then for that users password and sources that users env scripts, etc.
The problem is that my DISPLAY variable does
Hi,
is it still true, that the "send bell" feature is still not available for
WinNT vnc-server ?
I tried it with a litte program which does " printf("\a") ", but the
connected viewer
stays minimized.
Anyone a hint ?
Thanks in advance,
Carsten
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