Hi,
I have this strange problem that I can not seem to fix.
I have VNC on Windows NT Server 4.0
When I take overthe screen and go to theproperties of VNC and change the
password, itworks with the new password as lobg as I do not log of on the
server screen.
When I log off, its again the old pa
how do you set up the vncserver file so that script can read it?
Barn Owl
> */
>
> #!/bin/bash
> #
> # chkconfig: - 91 35
> # description: Starts and stops vncserver. \
> # used to provide remote X administration services.
>
> # Source function library.
> . /etc/init.d/functions
>
Hi there!
I was wondering if any of you could tell me how I could possibly send a
CTRL-ALT-ESC from a VNC Client running on a Windows 98 platform to a host
running a VNC Client on a Windows NT 4.0 platform? Unlike CTRL-ALT-DEL,
there doesn't appear to be any VNC menu item which would allow me
> I just got MacVPC (AT&T distro, are there others?)
Yes - check out ChromiVNC for a server and VNCThing for a client.
Also, you may find my vncPatches68k could be worth a try with the
ChromiVNC Server (even if you are using a PowerPC Mac).
ChromiVNC Server: http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/v
Asa:
Heya...
> how do you change your VNC server's http port?
From a few months back. Hope it helps!
-Scott
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Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2001 20:41:32 +0100
From: "Seth Kneller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Changing port number on VNC Server for NT
Kev
Hi all,
I just got MacVPC (AT&T distro, are there others?) installed on my two
macs here (7100 running system 7.5.3, OT 1.1.1 and iMac running system 9.1)
and have a couple of questions: How do I get the command key to work
right? Is there a way to use (Apple) PPP and VNC over ethernet at the
What is the simple way to get out when only a limited amount of ports are
open. I know that you set the port # on the server side but how do you go
about setting the port on the viewer side ?
Maybe a silly question. I'm not familiar.
thanks
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From: Alain LaBonti [mailt
A 10:43 2001-08-06 -0700, Sharma, Shashi a icrit :
>Certainly.
>right click on the title bar and select Alt Down
>Press tab
>Right click on the title bar and select Alt up.
>
>you can send any combination of key with this method.
Although well in view in the menu, this doesn't work for me. My VNC
A 14:43 2001-08-06 -0400, Glenn Mabbutt a icrit :
>SHIFT+ALT+TAB may work - it works for other things like cntrl-alt-del.
On my version of Win2000 (French version) none of those works.
Alain LaBonti
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I'm just getting up to speed with networking and remote access. My office
computer is a client on a server running Windows NT 4.0 The server is
connected to the internet through a cable modem and my office computer gains
access to the internet through a router. I would like to gain remote access
t
You can connect to a share in a DOS window with the follwoing command:
net use * \\servername\sharename. This will map the next available drive
letter on your machine to the share on the server. You can do this on any
server (with the proper permissions) regardless of VNC.
>From there you can u
> 1. Run Server Manager and stop the VNC service on the remote machine.
> 2. Map a drive to the location where the VNC programs are installed on the
> remote machine.
> 3. Copy the the TightVNC files over the original VNC files on the remote
> machine.
> 4. Re-start the VNC service (using Server M
Can some one tell me what I will need to build VNC for SCO/Unix?
Thanks,
Phu Nguyen
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See also: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/intouch.
SHIFT+ALT+TAB may work - it works for other things like cntrl-alt-del.
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From: MotorPsyko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 1:33 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ALT+TAB
Hello, I'm curious if there is a way to send ALT+TAB though VNC for windows
Sure you can (in Windows)...
1. Run Server Manager and stop the VNC service on the remote machine.
2. Map a drive to the location where the VNC programs are installed on the
remote machine.
3. Copy the the TightVNC files over the original VNC files on the remote
machine.
4. Re-start the VNC servic
Can any one tell me what I did wrong when I try to build Xvnc in SCO by look
at the error below? Im appreciate youre your help.
I hope you checked the configuration parameters in ./config/cf
to see if you need to pass BOOTSTRAPCFLAGS.
Mon Aug 6 10:45:32 EDT 2001
cd ./config/imake && mak
Ha! that got it. Now for more mysteries:
The performance really sucks. Window redraws are visibly slow, even on
teh local machine.
I am running twm, then starting vncviewer in full-screen mode. Any
ideas on better performance?
Also, my fonts are hosed. I use ISO8859-2 (central european) a
Certainly.
right click on the title bar and select Alt Down
Press tab
Right click on the title bar and select Alt up.
you can send any combination of key with this method.
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From: MotorPsyko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 10:33 AM
To: [EMAIL P
>If you're running WinNT... hmm... aren't there ways to start/stop services
>from the command-line? (i can't think of them right now) In such a case,
>you could remotely text-edit a batch file to:
At the machine itself use the NET STOP and NET START commands... like...
NET STOP winvnc
do stuff
Hello, I'm curious if there is a way to send ALT+TAB though VNC for windows
applications that happen to take up the full screen.
Thanks
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Its in HKLM\Software\ORL\WinVnc3
Not in HKLM\Software\ORL\WinVnc3\Default
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From: Chris de Vidal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 7:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ConnectPriority - can't share Windows NT VNC server
I can't seem to get Con
On Mon, Aug 06, 2001 at 11:03:02AM -0400, Yan Seiner wrote:
> Here's how I start the whole thing:
>
> /usr/bin/vncserver :1 -geometry 1280x1024 -depth 24 -deferupdate 50
> /usr/bin/vncviewer -shared -fullscreen -geometry 1280x1024 -depth 24
> -encodings "raw" localhost:1
>
> I've tried this with
If you want to do a service, the registry entry is runservices or
runservice. For NT you have to have special characteristics to run as a
service.
At 10:47 AM 8/6/01 -0500, you wrote:
>In the registry, there is a setting named runonce. It runs right abter a
>reboot. Set this item to the com
Set the runonce entry in the registry to the setup command. Reboot and it
should run.
For VNC you man need a bat file or script to set the settings.
John
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ryan Casey
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 10:17 AM
Everyone send me options on what you would like to see on an automated
setup, and I will take a guestimate on how much time it would take me. If
it doesn't take much time I will set something up and make available at my
demo web site. (Just setting up demos now).
At 11:17 AM 8/6/01 -0400, you
In the registry, there is a setting named runonce. It runs right abter a
reboot. Set this item to the command line script that sets up VNC. If may
need to include a second run once to make the settings work correctly. If
I have time, I will create an executable for Windows 9x, 2k and NT.
One could have the new files for the update in a temporary directory, then
write a batch file that will:
1) copy the files into the VNC directory
2) delete the temp directory
3) delete itself
You could call this batch file from the autoexec.bat if you're running
Win9x. Just edit autoexec and perf
Actually I've done that a few times. All that's needed is a way
to run the TightVNC program after a delay period. Start the
timer, then close VNC. As long as nothing goes wrong the new
server comes up. Having someone at the other end who's capable of
running VNC is a nice safety blanket :)
Chris
This is a problem for me, too. A number of our machines I control through
VNC (Linux, Solaris, Win*). For Windows, I still have some running ORL VNC
3.3.3r9, some running TightVNC release and some TightVNC Preview. I would
like to upgrade them all to TightVNC preview or 1.2 when it comes out, b
Hmm, that shouldn't be much of a problem. Just create a script that
replaces the files in question during boot time. Windows supplies all
needed mechanisms off-the-shelf, just read the docs, *nix shouldn't be a
problem anyway.
David Brodbeck wrote:
>
> My biggest problem is that the machine that
OK i have a VNC mystery.
I am running a RedHat 7.0 workstation, XFree 4.1, and beta tight VNC.
I am trying to set up a "loopback" where I connect to the VNC server via
a viewer running on the same machine.
As long as I start X, then start vncserver, then start vncviewer,
everything works fine
Only if it's a windows box No prob w/ linux. :-)
--Yan
David Brodbeck wrote:
> My biggest problem is that the machine that it'd be most useful on is one
> that we've shipped off to a site 1200 miles away, and something tells me
> that I can't upgrade to a newer VNC while operating the mac
My biggest problem is that the machine that it'd be most useful on is one
that we've shipped off to a site 1200 miles away, and something tells me
that I can't upgrade to a newer VNC while operating the machine via VNC. ;)
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From: Edric Bulalacao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My findings were based on the latest preview source code of Tight
VNC...downloaded from www.tightvnc.com. Indeed, if bandwidth is your main
concern, then go with Tight VNC and play around with the Custom and JPEG
compression levels and the mouse cursor thingie. But in addition, you'll
need to co
I didn't get any responses to this post the first time around (last week).
Maybe I intimidated everyone with too many questions, or maybe they are too
WinCE specific. But I could really, REALLY use a hand with problem #1.
Pretty please?
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I
The problem actually lies with my system (I think). When I use xmkmf, it kept
complaining
not being able to exec this file called cpp. I thought that it just needed a compiler
so I made a link between this cpp and my gcc compiler. Now when I run xmkmf, lots
of error messages came out. For ex
The problem actually lies with my system (I think). When I use xmkmf, it kept
complaining
not being able to exec this file called cpp. I thought that it just needed a compiler
so I made a link between this cpp and my gcc compiler. Now when I run xmkmf, lots
of error messages came out. For ex
Hi Steve,
maybe you should look into installing Cygwin on the Windows-xx-boxes -
it will allow you to use OpenSSH even on those systems. The
www.redhat.com web site used to have a link about it, and the OpenSSH
port for Windows has been written by Corinna Vinschen, Redhat, if my
memory doesn't f
What would be the presentable benefits of TightVNC over the standard
distribution? We've been using VNC for over a year now and I've recently
learned of the Tight version.
Any comments are appreciated.
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I can't seem to get Connect Priority working like
intended.
To quote the documentation:
ConnectPriority indicates what WinVNC should do when a
non-shared connection is received:
0 = Disconnect all existing connections.
1 = Don't disconnect any existing connections.
2 = Refuse the new connection.
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