Thanks all for helping me fix my VNC problem. I did get it to
work...however, I can't get any programs to run. When I log in I see the
desktop and icons but all the programs I try always crash as soon as I run
them. In fact when I connect I am always greeted by a dialog box that says:
Klipper
One further note on my crashing problem. I just noticed that it's not the
individual programs crashing. It's something called The KDE Splash Screen.
Anybody know what that is?
Thanks
_Dan
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(Works in NT/2000, not sure about 9x machines)
Try this...
Open a command prompt.
Browse to the directory where vncviewer is located. (Maybe move it to a
nicer location...like c:\vncviewer\)
At the command prompt type 'start vncviewer {machinename/ipaddress}'
This way does not create an entry in
(Windows 2000)
I don't know if this helps anyone or not but here goes...
I successfully connect to computers running VNC internally just fine, no
glitch. But to access one behind NAT, using port mapping is a trick.
The issue is in the system tray. I run VNC internally as a service with
no syst
I recently installed VNC to my system. In learning how to use the VIEWER (SEE
ATTACHED bitmap image) I added a bunch of test IP's.
Now that I know how to use VNC, I want to clear this of the "junk" IP's.
how is this done?
I have tried by uninstalling and re installing VNC no luck. The IP
I recently installed VNC to my system. In learning how to use the VIEWER (SEE
ATTACHED bitmap image) I added a bunch of test IP's.
Now that I know how to use VNC, I want to clear this of the "junk" IP's.
how is this done?
I have tried by uninstalling and re installing VNC no luck. The IP
Cheang,
I have used your suggestion successfully from Linux to Windows and between
Windows systems, but cannot get it to work from Windows to linux. I get a
'File not Found' message on the screen.
Any Ideas as to why?
Regards,
Ceri Hankey
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From: "Quek Hong Cheang"
Kurt,
This is what I do...
VNC server starts the first time anybody logs onto the system, via
/etc/bashrc (see beloow)
from then on, I just check that the job Xvnc is running whenever anybody
else logs on or does an 'su'
Here is what I inserted into /etc/bashrc...
# start vncserver if user is
>I think you would have to remove the code in vncviewer that displays the
>host name. I'm not a programmer, so I don't know how to do that.
Oh well... I was hoping for a switch somewhere.
>BTW, why do you want to remove the machine name from there? Just curious.
In a nutshell I usually type i
Hi, I understand I can't run multiple clients for one server with WinVNC.
However, I found that if I start a new client, it will automatically kill
the old one. This is annoying because your colleagues might not know you are
using it. Is there anyone to avoid this. For example, after I start my
cl
Got it! Thanks for everyones help.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Michael March
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 11:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: ssh, vnc and port monitor
"Allow Loopback" is for the server machi
> "Allow Loopback" is for the server machine.
Yes, it's for the VNC Sever.
The explanation is, that due to the port forwarding performed
by SSH, the actual (could say physical) connection to
the VNC Server is done from the SSH server. As Neal says,
both SSH Server and VNC Server run on the same
Hi Matt,
I think you would have to remove the code in vncviewer that displays the
host name. I'm not a programmer, so I don't know how to do that.
BTW, why do you want to remove the machine name from there? Just curious.
Bye,
Karen.
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From: "Matt Neimeyer" <[EMAIL
"Allow Loopback" is for the server machine.
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From: "Neal Isaac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 10:20 AM
Subject: RE: ssh, vnc and port monitor
> Thanks for everyones help in this matter.
> But I am afraid I am getting confu
Thanks for everyones help in this matter.
But I am afraid I am getting confused.
I am running VNC server and SSH server on the same computer, waiting for
connections. I am only using Vnc viewer on another machine to connect. I
was under the impression that I had to change the registry setting on
Hi,
We submited the message below, and found the reason for the "connection
closed" message.
It does not have anything to do with passwords or the login itself. Just set
your screen to at least 256 colors and that is it!
Regards
Xavier
> Hello,
>We are trying to set up VNC for the first time.
Hi Shaddy
I am also using Solaris 7/Win98 and I have solved my login problem using what you
have mentioned in the other mail, that is, to use a script to restart the server
whenever it is down. I agree that it does not seem too be an elegant solution, but
nevertheless, it works. One point f
Hello Les,
Based on your comment that I should be able to do anything remotely
that I could do locally I went back and tried again. It still crashes
but now I can see the problem is not with the VNC but with "Seislog"
not liking something when VNC server is active. When I drive there to
do the
Hi wonder if anyone can help me before I screw up my works
network.I have 2 computers 1 at home and 1 at work both running
win 98 the work 1 has a ne2000 lan card fitted which allows me to
log on to the internet etc if I fit a modem to this computer along with
the lan card connect the modem to
OOPS! I missed that part of the readme. Once again, my fingers got
ahead of my brain
I guess that's the "cut down" version of X that Xvnc is based on...
Anyway, I just installed XF86 4.1.0 so everything should be fine.
Perhaps a line in the readme warning against make install might be
app
Hello,
> "EB" == Edric Bulalacao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
EB> I made some changes to the VNCviewer for Windows source code. Do I
EB> have to use Microsoft Visuall C++ compiler to compile it? Can I
EB> just use GCC 2.95 for Windows? When I used GCC, it complained
EB> about missing files an
Hmmm. When you connect to the remote computer, are you logged on as a user
with the right permissions? You should be able to do anything that you would
be able to do if you were using the machine locally with the same
permissions.
What platform are you on (Windows, Unix)? Do you get any error
Hi, Neal.
I have just tested it on my VNC Server running on W2K Pro and
it works just fine. Being rather Unix oriented, I perhaps used
an incorrect wording when talking about creating a "key" in
the registry. I should have said "create the following dword value
in the registry:"
HKEY_LOCAL_MAC
Hello Yan,
YS> the TightVNC distrib clearly made an Xwrapper. Make install then
YS> overwrote the original distrib's Xwrapper.
YS> Should I have not run make install? Or did I screw something up in
YS> the make process?
Oh, now I see the problem, sorry I have not noticed it earlier. The
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