I have tried to log onto a Windows 2000 server machine with the server
machine running the VNC server software, but when I try to log into the
computer using VNC I get a message that reads VNC Authentication failed.
can anyone help me with this problem?
Bill Banks
TSI Engineering, Inc.
2 Campbe
On 30 Apr 01, at 20:26, James ''Wez'' Weatherall wrote:
>
> That's strange. I bet the powerpro program does something naughty to
> minimise and restore apps. Difficult to see how, though.
>
Aye, that's what I thought, too. However, another user on the PowerPro
reflector has confirmed the be
> > When minimised, the viewer will stop requesting updates until it is
> > restored. It may take some time for updates queued while the viewer was
> > "asleep" to arrive, if a lot of changes occurred in the meantime.
> >
>
> It turns out that the behaviour depends on how VNC is removed from the
Hi,
I have Borland Kylix installed on a Red Hat 6.2
machine on my job. I can run it without problems in
the console.
But when I run it using VNC it crash with a access
violation. What can cause the application crash when
running on VNC and run Ok when out of it ?
Bye.
___
> I installed VNC-Server always with a batch-file which copies the files
> omnithread_rt.dll, vnchooks.dll and winvnc.exe and make the entries in the
> registry for HKLM\Software\Orl\WinVNC3 and
> HKU\.Default\Software\ORL\VNCHooks. (Like the examples in the archive of
the
> list.)
This is the w
try http://www.xemacs.org/Lists/index.html.
-Original Message-
From: D. R. Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30 April 2001 14:11
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: xemacs over VNC connection
On 30 Apr 01, at 13:39, Nigel Morse wrote:
> I've seen similar problems when using Exceed
>Out of interest, why do people want to move the VNC
>port to something below 100?
One reason I've seen discussed here is to tunnel through corporate firewalls
(frequently using either port 80 or port 23). Of course, using SSH/SSHD is
a better way, but a little bit more difficult to set up.
Da
Hi,
I installed VNC-Server always with a batch-file which copies the files
omnithread_rt.dll, vnchooks.dll and winvnc.exe and make the entries in the
registry for HKLM\Software\Orl\WinVNC3 and
HKU\.Default\Software\ORL\VNCHooks. (Like the examples in the archive of the
list.)
On my WinNT-PCs (ab
> When VNC is running as a service on a windows 2000 machine and another
user is
> logged in
> it is posable for another user to start a new session that is already
logged
> in
> the new session is the same window you get when you login NT security is
by
> passedthe new session
> is a new window l
> >I want to use a low number like 50 or something (I just pulled that out
of
> >the air without consulting my "standard port numbers" list). Since
that's
> >less than 5999, can I just use "50" as the registry value or should I use
> >(2^32)-5850 = 4,294,961,446?
>
> For everything under 100, you
On 30 Apr 01, at 13:39, Nigel Morse wrote:
> I've seen similar problems when using Exceed as well. I can't remeber how it
> was fixed as the Xemacs guru has left now. You may get some luck on an
> xemacs mailist (if you haven't tried already!)
>
Well, at least it's not one of those "no one els
The Java classes are embedded in the executable, to keep things simple.
You can either run a separate HTTP server to serve your own Java classes, or
recompile the executable to use them.
Cheers,
James "Wez" Weatherall
--
"The path to enlightenment is /usr/bin/enlightenment"
Laboratory
I've seen similar problems when using Exceed as well. I can't remeber how it
was fixed as the Xemacs guru has left now. You may get some luck on an
xemacs mailist (if you haven't tried already!)
-Original Message-
From: D. R. Evans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 28 April 2001 00:04
To:
Hi,
I've been used to useing XVnc on redhat 6.2 and 7.0 and putting kde into my
xstartup. I've just installed redhat 7.1 and when I try and use vnc with kde
now all I get is a blank blue screen. A look in the log file shows
Xlib: extension "RENDER" missing on display ":1.0".
which i'm guessing
Is there any reason why this conversion can't be done in the code if you
specify a negative number?
Since there are no such thing as negative port numbers (pseudocode):
if (port < 0) then
port = (2^32)-(5900+(port))
endif
if (port < 0) then
port = (2^32)-(5900-abs(port)) # May be
The VNC 3.3.3R8 Windows package introduced version 3.3.3R3 of the Viewer. I
cannot find any information about the changes from the 3.3.3R2 Viewer. If
anyone knows, please enlighten me.
Thanks in advance!
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Hey,
I'm using ssh to connect to my vncservers.
They are started with 'vncserver :port -localhost.
It works fine.
if i make the tunnel and:
- If i connect to vnc with 'vncviewer localhost:port.works like
a dream, pefect.
- If i open my browser an connect to http://localhost:port ..
I'm trying to configure VNC Connector to connect to
"display port 1" on one machine, and default to "display
port 0" on every other machine.The only way I can
currently do this, is by manually changing the display port
for the one machine.
Is it possible to stipulate which display port in
When VNC is running as a service on a windows 2000 machine and another user is
logged in
it is posable for another user to start a new session that is already logged
in
the new session is the same window you get when you login NT security is by
passedthe new session
is a new window like in termial
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