Further test refinement:
Server: Mandrake 8 running Win4lin Server (windows98)
* each linux account running win4lin and VNC in linux
* each individual Win98 account running VNC in windows
Client: Windows NT4, and above Server running win98 or
linux vncviewer
issues:
when Winnt client connects
>No, I don't think spending 200 bucks a crack is the solution.
>If I get a chance I will fix it myself, it can't be that hard to ignore the
>shutdown message.
>VNC should be the last service to shutdown, or at least shutdown before any
>running apps.
Tony, can't you just write a shutdown bat file
I have VNC Server running on my Linux firewall and it appears to work the
way I sort of want it to. I can use it so that I can jump from there to my
internal machines on my network. however, I can not use it so far to view
what is on the desktop that I would see if I turn on the monitor. I a
Hi,
This is my first time working with VNC.
Just got it working.
I got VNC hosted on a Linux server, with mapped aliases to a network of SUN
machines, and my pc is an NT machine.
And I need to know where the tips and tricks are.
Could someone reply with a link, white page, anything.
(i.e. copyin
I know this is an old problem (judging by the archives), and the party
line is "it's a video or network driver problem", but I thought I'd
add my own data:
MACHINE 1:
- Windows 2000 on a Dell Inspiron 4000
- ATI Rage Mobility version 5.12.1.1064, dated 3/13/2001
MACHINE 2:
- Windows 2000 on a Mi
> > For example, if the Windows Key could be mapped to the Command Key
>> on a Mac
>
>As far as I'm aware, that should happen for ChromiVNC Server.
>I have to admit that I've never tried this (since I don't go near any form
>of Windows OS as a general rule), but provided that the
I am running vncservers from Mandrake 8 (linux 2.4
kernel) I am also running windows98 from within Linux
using win4lin server edition. I then have the remote
clients vnc into linux...and then run their windows
from there. This gives a huge speed increase than
doing wondows to windows vnc.
However
Hi all
I tried to compile the lastest source under SuSE 7.2
but I've got an error:
make[5]: Leaving directory `/vnc/vnc_unixsrc/Xvnc/programs/Xserver/hw/vnc'
make[4]: *** No rule to make target `../../../libvncauth/libvncauth.a',
needed by `Xvnc'.
make[4]: Target `all' not remade because of erro
No, I don't think spending 200 bucks a crack is the solution.
If I get a chance I will fix it myself, it can't be that hard to ignore the
shutdown message.
VNC should be the last service to shutdown, or at least shutdown before any
running apps.
Tony Caduto
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>From the sounds of it, you need better software (lotus domino) or you need
pcanywhere not vnc.
Steve
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Tony Caduto
Sent: Monday, August 13, 2001 10:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Win32 VNC service
Hi Steve,
But what happens if you need to see the error messages that may pop up from
other apps like Lotus Domonio server?
Because everything is getting shut down non gracefully those messages may
not be in the log of the particular app.
PC Anywhere does not respond to the windows shutdown messag
Hey Tony,
I experienced the same, but have a workaround. If you need to reboot through
vnc the winnt resource kit has a shutgui.exe and a shutdown.exe. If you
schedule a shutdown in five minutes, then disconnect. And reconnect back in
10 minutes. The system is rebooted. This winvnc shutdown probl
I think there was mention of a vnc-secure project on this list sometime
earlier. Also, although I've only seen 1 press release, TridiaVNC appears
to be planning a "TridiaVNC Pro" product for later this year, which
according to said press release will incorporate crypto of some sort.
also pls. se
I think someone mentioned this at one point but I wanted to ask this...
I run all my machines at 1024x768... so when I VNC from one machine to
another I get a window that chops off the bottom right of the viewed
machines desktop.
Is there a way (or a planned feature) that will either, allow me
Hi, Dixie.
> thanks to all those who spoke up, i look forward to really listending to you
> and learning from what you have to say. i checked out
> http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/sshvnc.html and, while it is good
> summarizing documentation, i would like to learn of a Win32 <--> Win32
> solu
If you search through this mailing list archive, some months ago I wrote a
brief howto on getting Zebedee to work with Win32. It's a bit dated now, as
multiple revisions of both VNC and Zebedee have come up, but I think the
principals still apply. BTW, for me at least, using Zebedee's default
vn
Does anyone know if there are plans to correct the win32 VNC service
shutdown?
If you did not know it shuts down before any other application or service,
so If another service or app brings up a dialog your server will never
reboot.
This is a serious problem and needs to be addressed by the VNC de
>>P.P.S. I've also found VNCThing has an anoying bug with dragging.
>
> Yep, this is on my bug list to look at for the next release.
Oh, good! I'm glad it's not just me...
>>when viewing an Xvnc server, though - seems to be OK for another Mac.
Do you find this too, Dair (/anyone)?
Any idea why
> For example, if the Windows Key could be mapped to the Command Key
> on a Mac
As far as I'm aware, that should happen for ChromiVNC Server.
I have to admit that I've never tried this (since I don't go near any form
of Windows OS as a general rule), but provided that the viewer
recently i have encoutered a problem w/ vncserver where the
process disappears after about 10 minutes or so. i am running
vncserver on solaris 2.8
was wondering if anyone may have some thoughts about the source
of the problem. i have been running without incident for
months.
the log file is be
Tunnelier:
http://www.bitvise.com/tunnelier.html
- or -
http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-10105-100-6764898.html?tag=st.dl.10001-
103-1.lst-7-1.6764898
My situation's only real uniquness involves a desire to hold the SSH session
on non-standard ports (no firewalls or business proxies right now
Hi,
I have 2 pcs running Win Me and Win 98 and I was wondering if anyone new how
to get vnc working even if both pcs have proxies and firewalls? I'm not a whiz
on computers so if they could be basic instructions i would be greatfull.
Thanks to anyone who responds,
PAC Man.
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I run VNC through vtun (sorry - linux only) and ssh. Never had any
problems once the routing and/or port forwarding was set up.
What exactly were your problems? And what is unique about your
application?
--Yan
Dixieland wrote:
>
> hello,
>
> this is a question for anyone who has suuccessfu
Hi, Dixie.
> this is a question for anyone who has suuccessfully setup and run VNC
> through an encrypted tunnel. i have looked into Zebede, OpenSSH for Win32,
> and Tunnelier... all with minimal success... mostly because of a lack of
> good documentation. while Zebede looked very promising (as
hello,
this is a question for anyone who has suuccessfully setup and run VNC
through an encrypted tunnel. i have looked into Zebede, OpenSSH for Win32,
and Tunnelier... all with minimal success... mostly because of a lack of
good documentation. while Zebede looked very promising (as the authors
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