Press F8 and you should get a popup menu which will let you switch to and
from fullscreen mode.
James "Wez" Weatherall
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"The path to enlightenment is /usr/bin/enlightenment"
Laboratory for Communications Engineering, Cambridge - Tel : 766513
AT&T Labs Cambridge, UK
Hi,
If I run the unix vncviewer in fullscreen mode, how do I get out of
fullscreen mode to see my other "native" windows. All I can think of is
to login to the host running the viewer and kill it. Is there a better
way, like with the Windows viewer?
-Edwin
PS: Thanks to Grant McDorman for hel
On Thu, 24 May 2001, Lanier, Brian (CCI-San Diego CCC) wrote:
> Used in conjunction with the QuerySetting value to prompt to accept, it
> is a legitimate and honest use of VNC.
This is definitely true. If I have time (very busy writing Thesis...)
then I'll probably make it possible to hide the
On Fri, 25 May 2001, David Lankford wrote:
> Update: I am now getting the Runtime Error even when I use the non-shared
> re-initiation of the session.
>
> Other Information:
>
> I didn't state this before, but the runtime error is a Microsoft Visual C++
> Runtime Library error message.
Ca
On Fri, 25 May 2001, John Morrison wrote:
> James,
>
> Good call, I went to the ORL directory and set the rights so that System had
> full control. I was then able to start VNC as a service again. Strange I've
> never had to manually do this before with VNC but now I feel better about
> patchin
hi gang,
I am trying to automate the vnc viewer attachment from my Linux box to my
W2000 box with :
vncviewer w2000box:0 -passwd passwordfile -fullscreen
The question is how do I create the passwordfile ?
Thanks
Mark H. Harris <><
Staff Software Engineer
Software
On 25 May 01, at 10:06, Frank Evan Perdicaro wrote:
> > > I too am experiencing Windows freeze and have been working on narrowing
> > > down the problem. Later today I will be trying another configuration.
> >
> > The problem you describe is completely different from the problem described
> > b
James,
Good call, I went to the ORL directory and set the rights so that System had
full control. I was then able to start VNC as a service again. Strange I've
never had to manually do this before with VNC but now I feel better about
patching the rest of my servers. I would hate to lose the cont
Jason says,
"Double click on the VNC server icon in the system tray. Check the box that
states "poll full screen".
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I checked the "poll full screen" box and am testing now.What other
boxes do you have checked.I have unchecked all other polling boxes and
only have the "poll full sc
>From looking at the source, the -depth option is ignored unless the
-truecolor option is also supplied. This seems to work for me:
vncviewer -depth 24 host:0 comes up 8BPP.
vncviewer -depth 24 -truecolor host:0 comes up truecolor.
According to Edwin Goei:
> Hi, I haven't found a solution to
On Fri, 25 May 2001, Mac Reiter wrote:
> Now, if the suspected problem is one of event frequency and the system not
> having time to process events and free them, then a 10% CPU usage would
> disprove that hypothesis. If the suspected problem is one of Resource
> leakage, then a powerful machine
On Fri, 25 May 2001, John Morrison wrote:
> I ran through the same steps again but used the command line rather than the
> GUI and the system still will not allow the VNC service to start. When
> trying to start the service I just get an access denied. The settings are
> configured for Log on as
Update: I am now getting the Runtime Error even when I use the non-shared
re-initiation of the session.
Other Information:
I didn't state this before, but the runtime error is a Microsoft Visual C++
Runtime Library error message.
Also of note, when I exit Outlook after receiving the error
Back Orifice is located on SourceForge.net (yes it's always been an open
source program, which is why it's such a pain as a virus).
I personally like the power of Back Orifice, but the Desktop power of VNC is
much better.
I think there is someone trying to combine the Desktop control of VNC with
>> them. Under Win9x, this can cause serious problems, basically because
Win9x
>> is mainly 16-bit and doesn't deal with large numbers of resources well.
>
>Yes, W98 is crap. No real need to discuss that.
>
>As for some sort of event overload, I doubt it. The system has plenty
>of power power a
I've experienced a bug similar to the CAPS LOCK bug, with other modifier
keys as well (shift, alt). The best way I've found to fix this problem is to
press the particular modifier key in question a few times. Seems to work.
I've seen this bug on multiple clients (Linux, Solaris, Mac VNCThing), so
Ok,
Connection Freezes, Reopen Shared Mode:
- Initial screen goes black (didn't the second time I tested) and the new
session allows for the cursor to become active again unit it freezes again.
When the cursor freezes this time, an error message appeared:
RunTime Error:
Program D:\Program
> > I too am experiencing Windows freeze and have been working on narrowing
> > down the problem. Later today I will be trying another configuration.
>
> The problem you describe is completely different from the problem described
> by the original poster. The original problem is that updates fr
James,
I ran through the same steps again but used the command line rather than the
GUI and the system still will not allow the VNC service to start. When
trying to start the service I just get an access denied. The settings are
configured for Log on as Automatic, also set for local system accoun
Hi, I haven't found a solution to my problem yet. Does this mean that
there are users out there that are successfully using vncviewer with a
depth greater than 8 on solaris?
Here is more info about my configuration:
+ VNC 3.3.3r2 Binary Distribution for Unix
+ Solaris SunOS 5.7
+ X server
That has been done.
-Original Message-
From: Jason Hatter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2001 11:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: VNC Connection Freezes / Drops
> Jason,
> Where do you check "poll full window" ?
Double click on the VNC server icon in the s
I have not seen any other replies than this. Did I post a bug to the wrong
list?
-mike
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From: Andrew Lyon [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 7:47 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject:RE: CAPS LOC
At 10:03 AM 5/25/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Here's my situation - I've thought of using TZO on the client side to use
>with the AuthHosts setting on the server (which doesn't look like it can be
>done after further research - and with the addition of the possibility of
>spoofing, as you mentioned, it i
Other than the fact that the Back Orifice 2000 web home seems to no longer
exist, here are a couple of links that users should consider before using
this program.
The first comes from the Symantec Anti-Virus Research Center:
http://www.sarc.com/avcenter/venc/data/back.orifice.2000.trojan.html
Here's my situation - I've thought of using TZO on the client side to use
with the AuthHosts setting on the server (which doesn't look like it can be
done after further research - and with the addition of the possibility of
spoofing, as you mentioned, it isn't looking too attractive even if it did
Is there a way of deliberately hiding the icon?
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of James ''Wez''
Weatherall
Sent: 24 May 2001 20:56
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: VNC Icon not appearing
You must ensure that the service helper runs whe
At 09:18 AM 5/25/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Is it possible to successfully use a domain name (my.domain.com) _instead
>of_ ip addresses in the AuthHosts registry entry? TIA
Probably not. AuthHosts is a security measure, and DNS lookups are easily
spoofed. IP addresses are harder to fake and still su
>What you are looking for is "Terminal Services".
Or "Back Orifice 2000" (and yes, I spelled that correctly). Of course,
using it quite probably opens an amazing slew of security holes, back
doors, viruses, trojans, and heaven-only-knows what else on both machines
(machine being controlled AND m
Is it possible to successfully use a domain name (my.domain.com) _instead
of_ ip addresses in the AuthHosts registry entry? TIA
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What you are looking for is "Terminal Services".
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> Thanks for ur response.
> Can u tell me where to find study material about writing a driver to catch
> low-level video calls. ( BTW can I use windows Hooks fro that purpose..
> There may be some kind of messages passing around ).
Window hooks are the method WinVNC uses. They give rough hints a
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