Poor guy is just sore 'cause he doesn't know what a "service" is, couldn't
figure out the mailing list, and couldn't figure out how to install it, and
the official support is equal to the price.
Why should I pay $99 (Or whatever PCAnywhere is) for tech support I don't
need, and a GUI I don't want
> I think it is clear where this review falls. It is interesting how
'issues'
> are pointed out (having to know the ip is the best!), issues which exist
in
> competing products (how else do you connect with PCAnywhere? Voodoo? Magic
> wand?)
Nope, PCAnywhere advertises that it's running. I loade
Yes, this is a pretty bad, one-sided review, seems like the author set out
from the beginning with an agenda. In case you're wondering, this is a
pretty typical software review, direct links to only one competing package
are a clear indication of something happening behind the scenes.
Here's a so
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001, Ceri Hankey wrote:
> 1)kde will NOT permit the SAME user to use more than ONE graphic
> interface.
One nice feature of CDE, at least on HP-UX, is that you can create
subdirectories of the .cde directory with names consisting of the machine
name, a colon, and the display
There are problems with the review, but we should take the valid
criticisms on board.
Documentation could be improved, particularly for first time users.
Dialog boxes could be better from a purist HCI point of view
Security can be made easier (particularly the hidden AuthHost stuff)
Localization
Slight correction: PcAnywhere version 8 can talk to ver. 9 and vice versa -
I do it at work all the time (if pca hasn't crashed previously ;).
I think it would be useful if you put an emphasis on the "open" nature of
VNC - a benefit that allows continuous and rapid improvement to the product,
as
Greg,
I'm with you . That review was very bad. It seemed as though the author had
blinders or was biased against VNC going into it.
One feature of VNC that I find I use a lot is the copying/pasting to the
clipboard. The fact that I can copy stuff from the machine I'm remote
controlling and and t
I read a very bad review of VNC on CNET today.
http://www.cnet.com/software/0-3227892-1205-7056561.html?tag=st.sw.3227892-1204-7056561.rev.3227892-1205-7056561
The review was so bad, that I feel it needs to be responded to to
correct the blantent errors and misinformation contained in it. I have
I , too, have been trying to get kde to work with vnc and have come up with
the following conclusions...
1)kde will NOT permit the SAME user to use more than ONE graphic
interface.
2)you can specify kde, SO LONG AS you are not already logged into the
system and using KDE!
3)I think t
I have got VNC on Linux working quite well, but it doesn't quite do what I
want to do (plus it crashes KDE if I try and run it instead of twm, which is
truly horrible!)
I would love to install x0rfbserver on my (Mandrake 8) system, but I don't
yet know enough to work out how the hell to do it! Is
I just tried -once and it doesn't help on either Linux/KDE or HP-UX/CDE.
Hitting Logout/exit/whatever causes some things to shut down but not Xvnc
itself. There is something about how these window managers signal the X
server that they've exited which isn't handled correctly by Xvnc. This is
a l
How do I do that ? I mean - tell machine A to handle it's own xdm and not
machine B's xdm
If there is a hole in my unix knowledge it is the X servers and their
manipulations :(
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James Pifer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know this forum has a lot of Linux experience. Can anyone suggest a good
> Linux forum? RedHat specific if possible? Hopefully somthing that has good
> membership and timely responses such as this one.
I don't know if you received any responses to this
You probably have multiple Unix systems running 'xdm'. You can disable xdm
on the 'other system' if you don't need it there... or modify the xdm config
files on each system to configure which clients (well, X servers) they are
responsible for.
-Lee Allen
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From: Dor J
Hello, I have configured a vnc-server (using inetd services) on my machine
and I am using a a viewer on a win2k system.
The unix-server is a digital-unix v 4.0F.
The problem is that when I open a session I see I have logged on an X
session of a DIFFERENT computer on my local network. How can thi
Got it working with TightVNC from a DOS window using "winvnc
-install", as suggest in the FAQ question 28. Sorry to
bother the list with my saga.
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I think the difference is in AT&T VNC, ? will only *reject* the connection
if the user doesn't respond. TridiaVNC will let you configure it to either
accept or reject.
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From: James ''Wez'' Weatherall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 1:56 PM
To
Hello,
I'm in the process of making changes to the 3.3.9r2 source for winvnc
and the 3.3.3r2 source for the Java vncviewer to handle NT domain
authentication and authorization. I had to create a new rfb protocol
with some minor changes. I've called it 003.004 for now. It's
backward compatible
I have a default password for VNC. It doesn't matter whether
it matches my Win2K network password or not. In neither case
will a vncviewer session survive Win2K asking for a password
after locking the Win2K screen.
Default resolution? User resolution? I'm not finding this.
> I know that TridiaVNC has a registry setting to allow
> the "?" ipchain in the AuthHosts registry key to allow
> access to a machine if there is no response from the
> user(in case the user is not there and there is a need
> to control the machine)
>
> VNC from AT&T does not have this setting.
Hello,
I have a compiled package of 3.3.3r1 (not 2!) on my homepage.
You can get it at http://www.dus-spot.de/vnc/xvnc.tar.gz - included is
a adapted vncserver-script, so that CDE can be used.
Bye, Andreas
> Hi,
>
> Currently, on the VNC web site on have VNC for solaris(SPARC) system.
>
> I
I have no problem with that - I found it fairly self evident. However that
doesn't make it any less a pain to operate!
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Stefane Bridy
> Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2001 9:18 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm running VNC on two NT servers. The servers are not on the local
network. One is New York and the other is in Philadelphia. I connect via a
T1 and the internet.
When I try to view the Philly machine, the connection is successful but all
I see on the New York end is a gray screen and the mes
My own experience was that on a fast network, it worked best if the client
and server had the *same* color depth, I think because of the overhead of
converting from one to another. (If this conversion happens in the client,
this may be particularly important for viewers that run on relatively slo
I've tried both as a service and as an application with the same results. I
have also looked for any output on the server console and have not seen
any
Thanks for looking at this.
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Hi,
Currently, on the VNC web site on have VNC for solaris(SPARC) system.
I wandering is there any version for solaris 8 intel version.
I need them urgently. Could anyone who have compiled the package send an email
w/ them attach to me.
Many thanxs,
Colin
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Mike,
I went through all the same hassle awhile back. The problem is the way CDE
works. You log in through an Xserver and there is only one surefire way to
get the dtlogin sequence correct -- place an entry into
/etc/dt/config/Xservers. Note: the path shown /usr/local/vnc is my vnc
install path
Does exist a VNC server for VMS(6.2) or is somebody working on it , I did
not find an answer in the archives.
Could somebody give me some informations about the job to do such a port
(delay, difficulties, traps ...) ?
If somebody began the job in the past, is it posible to get it's sources ?
Try setting the default password, also make sure the default resolution is
the same as the user.
Steve
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Kevin Cosgrove
Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001 2:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: AW: passwo
try setting your Colours to at least 256, 16 bit is the best.
Steve
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Antonio Gould
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 5:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Connection Closed, T_DISCONNECT message
Hi Ste
Yes, Vnc is multi user (under terminal server, and stand alone). allowing
each user to have his own password when he/she is logged in.
So to change the system (at login or lock screen) you need to enter the
default password found in start -> programs -> vnc -> administrative
tools -> show default
Hi James,
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Gary
On Friday 14 September 2001 8:42 pm, you wrote:
> I know this forum has a lot of Linux experience. Can anyone suggest a good
> Linux forum? RedHat specific if possible? Hopefully somth
Hello,
First question:
I am using your Fabulous product under a LAN using Windows NT4.
I wished to change the password on the servers I support, and so used the "Service
helper" in which I made the change being logged as Administrator.
It appeared that after unlogging the remote ser
Hi Steve,
Thanks for the reply. In answer to your questions:
I had vnc working this way by using application mode (although this doesn't
seem to work now). Other than that, no.
The colours are set to 16 colours. This is becuase the server is only using
the on-board graphics (as it never shou
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, Steven Venn wrote:
> Also does anybody know how we can modify the software to make best use
> of the bandwidth available to the software.
A lot has to do with the encoding method you choose. Are you using
"copyrect hextile" or something else? If the former, you may want to t
We are trying to use Win VNC to view maps & info via a remote terminal, with
this degree of complexity of information the update is very slow.
Our VNC client needs to run on a Compaq IPAQ which kind of rules out
TightVNC.
I have tried both our Wireless network and wired network, with the client
an
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