Hi there,
I have an interesting BSOD. Running the latest stable TightVNC server
(1.2.1) on two of my test boxes (Win2K Professional SP2, MagicGraph
256AV video card), I was able to reliably replicate a Win32K.sys BSOD on
WinXP running on a Dell C600 (ATI Rage M3 chipset) and on a friend's
Dell C6
Sorry to be the one to say this, but it has to be said. You come across
as a raving lunatic. Your constant
shouting and triple exclaimation marks after every sentence are quite
annoying. Your atrocious grammar
does not help either. Please remember that you did not pay for VNC and
this mailing list
I have always thought it would be good to turn VNC into an extensible
protocol. You would run the vnc
server which would listen for incoming connections, then load various
server modules for the various
devices on your system. The client would connect and say, "What modules
do you have?" The serve
Barry Treahy, Jr. wrote:
> Hi folks, I have been using VNC for roughly four years, and have not
> had any problems with the product until this afternoon, I have been
> unable to connect to any outside server.
>
> I am running the 3.3.3 VNCviewer on a Dell dual-P3 933Mhz system with
> W2K and w
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From: "Sheth, Niraj " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 6:57 PM
Subject: vnc zlib compression patch
| Hi,
|
| I am new to this mailing list. I am trying to download zlib compression
| patch from
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| http://www.uk.research.
Hello All,
I am sorry to be reposting a question that has been recently asked, but I
remember a thread about opening up more than 100 viewers and cannot seem to
remember the information that was posted on it.
I will be having MANY connections to our server and thought that maybe I could
use a po
Hi folks, I have been using VNC for roughly four years, and have not had
any problems with the product until this afternoon, I have been unable
to connect to any outside server.
I am running the 3.3.3 VNCviewer on a Dell dual-P3 933Mhz system with
W2K and with Ethereal running on this system,
I all the machines are on 10mbit or higher connections, then it really
does not matter. However if some of the machines are on WAN connections
then TightVNC would be the way to go.
Either way, I would work out how to upgrade VNC after deployment. This
is the hardest problem I have had with ma
depends on what you want.
TridaVNC is apparenlty the bestest, but i can't figure out how to get rid of
the wallpaper when using VNC.
ATT is original and wallpaper does work.
Tight apparenlty is much less bandwidth so if youre going over modem/slow
links then have a play...
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Hey all,
I have almost got this VNC installing over a network right. The only thing
is that when you run the batch file it comes up with a window message
saying:
'VNC has been successfully installed, blah blah blah'
Is there anyway of making it so this does not appear?
Thanks
Jared
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I'm preparing to deploy VNC on my company network of approx 350 WinNT/2000
machines. Which is the best distribution to use?
Thanks!
Erik
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Will
I have the same Nividia setup on with both machines (@1280x1024) with no
problem with TightVNC, I am no expert but I would tend to suspect that the
remote graphics setup is more likely the culprit (assuming poor picture
quality), though you did not say what that is.
I have re-read your post
Hi everyone!
Can anyone tell me where the files are installed for VNC? I want to do a
manual installation (not use setup.exe) but it won't work unless I know
where all of the files are placed (and reg keys)...
Thanks!
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To unsu
Hi,
I am new to this mailing list. I am trying to download zlib compression
patch from
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/archives/1998-08/0039.html
but didn't go thru.
Could anyone attach zlib patch for latest tar ball or provide me url for it?
Thanks,
-Niraj
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> I'm afraid I don't understand.
> VNC displays a desktop, a graphic image. It doesn't use fonts.
Well, in the environment I described (Windows viewer, Linux host) the VNC
server includes the functionality of an X server. I think the X server must
specifically support double-byte character sets
VNC Graphics on remote computer in browser NOT GOOD!!! I running Windows Me on host
computer and Windows 2000 on remote computer. The host computer has a very GOOD
graphics card (Nividia 32mb G Force 2 graphics card!)! So The picture through the
browser on a remote computer is VERY BAD! The hos
Yes I think it can.
I use a Unix Tru64 and in the vncserver script there is a part where you can
specify the font database.
I specified for Thai fonts.
Eric Sacha Callejas
SNC-Lavalin Energy Control Systems Inc.
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From: Lee Allen [mailto:[EMA
On Wed, Nov 21, 2001 at 02:59:21PM -0500, Lee Allen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| Does VNC support double-byte character set?
| More specifically...
| In a Windows viewer, Linux server environment, does VNC support DBCS?
| Maybe the question is: Does the X Server built into Linux VNC server support
Does VNC support double-byte character set?
More specifically...
In a Windows viewer, Linux server environment, does VNC support DBCS?
Maybe the question is: Does the X Server built into Linux VNC server support
DBCS?
Thanks.
Lee Allen
Leadtec Systems, Inc.
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Complete untested speculation on my part:
If you are using VNC + encrypted tunnelling program (SSH or Zebedee come to
mind) you may be able to also map tcp/udp ports 135 - 139 (ports used for
RPC and netbios on Windows) on the remote machine (assuming the remote
machine is running Windows). Thus
why, when I connect to a winME computer running winVnc, is the screen black,
even though I can move around?
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Hello All,
This is a question that I too have been very interested in for some time now and
was wondering if any of the VNC experts out there might want to speculate on
what would be required in order to implement the printer and drive mappings
routines?
Cheers,
Lonnie
Quoting Glenn Mabbutt <[E
you can't at the moment. VNC gives you the DISPLAY of the remote machine,
and in Windows offers limited clipboard-sharing capabilities, but not remote
printer or drive mappings.
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From: Jamie Girten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 7:37 PM
To:
Hello
Could someone explain me this error message when Xvnc is run:
Fatal server error:
could not open default font 'fixed'
This message is displayed with the following command:
/usr/local/bin/Xvnc :2 -geometry 800x600 -depth 8 -cc 3 -rfbwait
12 -rfbport 5902 -fp
/usr/openwin/lib/X11/fonts/F
I am having the same issue that is on FAQ...#16. But the issue isI
logged in and saw a terminal so i typed some commands (ls and cd) and then
closed the connection. Logged back in and the SAME stuff was on the screen
as b4 i logged out of VNC. I then closed the terminal and selected to
"exi
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