>I discovered VNC in a MacAddict Article "10 Things You Don't Know
>How to Do (and Probably Shouldn't)", and it worked great under Mac
>OS 8.6. However, Mac OS 9 is out, and has been for sometime. When I
>went to OS 9, the program upon connection, with the right settings,
>before it asks for t
I had the same problem; enter the IP address of the host rather than the
host name, it should connect without a problem. Also, make sure you
have the latest client build, even if it is designated a beta release.
BTW, MacAddict also advocates using VNCThing from Purple Shark Software.
My exp
Hi guys-
I discovered VNC in a MacAddict Article "10 Things You Don't Know How
to Do (and Probably Shouldn't)", and it worked great under Mac OS
8.6. However, Mac OS 9 is out, and has been for sometime. When I went
to OS 9, the program upon connection, with the right settings, before
it asks
Hi people,
I installed VNCServer on a Debian machine that has a 'ABNT12'
keyboard layout (it's a portuguese layout). When I connect there from my
machine (I have an usual 102keys US keyboard) all graphics works fiine,
except that anything I type is translated wrong on the remote machine,
so I
I have installed VNC to run as a service on a Win2000 machine. I can log in
with VNC only when a user is logged it. Once the local user logs out, I am
disconnected. How can I make VNC run at all times... even when NO user is
logged in locally.
Justin Novian
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Justin M. Novian
>I'm still lost in finding a VNC for this setup (see subject). Any
>ideas?
Compile Xvnc for Linux. If that doesn't work, it's a bug - report it.
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>I will be away for 10 days at New Year's and still need
>to access all the systems for routine maintenance. I will
>be thousands of miles away. I will be using a friend's
>Mac OS 8.6.
http://www.webthing.net/vncthing/
Don't forget to turn off RRE encoding in this viewer, it tends to
mess thing
When I try to run an application on an hp-ux machine, through the VNC viewer
on an windows 2000, I get the following error message:
"Atom SERVER_OVERLAY_VISUALS missing!
Looking for overlay using colormap method
SetupForDisplay: No overlay planes detected!
Killed"
Indeed, the application uses a
Folks:
I need a little assistance please.
I live in Windows 95 - NT boxes. I am running VNC Server
on several and remotely manage them from mainly a Win98
VNC Client. Works great at the office, at home and elsewhere.
I will be away for 10 days at New Year's and still need
to access all the s
I have viewer working fine in XP, will try server next, running with
K2.4.4SMP on 694d with 2x800 P3's, XP Pro
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Sent: 26 November 2001 20:10
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: vnc and Windows XP?
Yes
Anyone any suggestions, fonts exist, hosts looks ok, SuSE7.2 on Tyan
Thunder Dually. The only documentation I could find suggests hosts
being bad or fonts missing but not a lot of other pointers.
Thanks
Julian Simpson
ORC International
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I'm still lost in finding a VNC for this setup (see subject). Any
ideas?
thanks,
Dave
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See also: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vn
On Thu, Nov 29, 2001 at 09:46:23AM -0500, David C. McDowell wrote:
> What makes the rawhide version better, just more recent?
Basically. The main bug that it fixes is an Xvnc crash in the font
server code. (The reason it shows up now is that I switched the
vncserver script to use the local font
What makes the rawhide version better, just more recent?
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From: ScanMan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 12:55 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Redhat 7.1 with 2 network cards
Rpmfind.net
More specifically:
ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/rawh
On Wed, 28 Nov 2001 16:48:08 -0500, John E. Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> We're running a VNC server on Solaris. For shared connections we'd
> like to disable the remote user's mouse and keyboard...an option we
> see is available with the Window VNC. Does anyone know how to do this?
I
You're right on both counts: I didn't understand your environment, and I
didn't realize those capabilities were present in WinVNC.
I don't see any such options in Xvnc. You may end up having to hack the
viewer, as I did.
That has some hidden advantages: If you are planning to distribute the
vie
Lee...
Thanks for responding. In the documentation for WinVNC they have a property for
disabling the mouse and keyboard for any new incoming connections. Per the
documentation, this is a property for the server. I probably didn't word my e-mail
well, but we were hoping that we could do the sam
Greetings -
I am having a problem that I have not been able to
research in the list archives - help would be greatly
appreciated.
I have VNC Server running on Intel Windows2000 and can
successfully use VNC Viewer on both WindowsNT and
Linux (Red Hat 6.2) to connect to the Win2000 Server.
When I
On your WAN, what devices are between where you want to connect FROM and
where you want to connect TO (routers/firewalls specifically)?? Are both
the viewer and the server on Win32 platforms??
A preliminary suggestion: without more info, it sounds like the server you
want to connect to isn't al
> "GN" == Gamlem, Noralf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
GN> Since we're discussing passwords, I have another idea:
GN> 1. Support personell might need access to the computer even if the
GN>user is
GN> in front of it or not (enter a password and they're on)
GN> 2. "Other" people could be gran
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