You pretty much said it. I have XP Pro, BTW. I've been using VNCViewer in
various flavors for connecting to various VNC hosts (Windows and Linux)
without any problems for a while, and run the WinVNC server occasionally on
XP.
As far as VNC and multiple users goes, it behaves the same way as Win
somone please help me... i really need to fix this, i want to use vnc s badly... i
am a client using internet sharing. i cant touch the servor computer becuase its not
mine, the ip addess its giving me is the same one as the servor and vnc doesnt work on
that. can somone please tell me how
somone please help me... i really need to fix this, i want to use vnc s badly... i
am a client using internet sharing. i cant touch the servor computer becuase its not
mine, the ip addess its giving me is the same one as the servor and vnc doesnt work on
that. can somone please tell me how
>My dsl connection changes ip# every 12 hours from the ISP (Bellsouth Fast
>Access). Is there a way I can have the new IP# sent to me when it changes or
>some type of software that does this ?
http://www.dyndns.org/
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from: Jon
My dsl connection changes ip# every 12 hours from the ISP (Bellsouth Fast
Access). Is there a way I can have the new IP# sent to me when it changes or
some type of software that does this ?
Otherwise I have to call the office to get the current IP# to connect
remotely.
Thanks
Chip
Corinth MS
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On Thu, Mar 21, 2002 at 03:39:44PM -0800, Roger Williams wrote:
> Does anyone have any idea why Mandrake 8.x Nautilus won't launch in a
> VNC client window?Everything else seems to be fine.
Does it give you any error messages? If you are launching it from an
icon, try it from the command line to
The images are now available from:
http://www.bittnet.com/vnc/files/ttermimages.zip
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: New to the list I am, but if this is useful, car
I've been using it on Windows XP Home, but not without an occasional problem.
As a server, it works very well, but I have had it reboot spontaneously when
using Tight encoding with TightVNC. As a client it seems to be a little more
troublesome when connecting to Win9x servers. Again, the error i
Does anyone have any idea why Mandrake 8.x Nautilus won't launch in a VNC
client window?Everything else seems to be fine.
Specs:
Linux Mandrake 8.x running vncserver
Win XP Home running vncviewer
local 10mbps Ethernet network
Thanks
Roger
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I did a search on the archives and got no hits on xp(I tried), does the
software work on XP and how does it deal or not with the concept of users?
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The scenario you describe does sound cumbersome the way you wrote it out but
I think that's more because of the ftp tools you chose rather than something
systemic to ftp, the file transfer protocol. Have you considered WS-FTP on
the Windows box rather than the command line ftp utility? Have you
co
>I have a client witha NetGear RT314 and I'd like to use VNC through it. I've
>configured other clients through different routers/firewalls to make a
>connection with no problem. Unfortunately, the RT314 doesn't have a facility
>to forward UDP ports, only TCP ports. I know that VNC requires both U
For a SCP server for Windows (not 9X) use
http://www.networksimplicity.com/openssh/. For Windows client use WinSCP
from http://winscp.vse.cz/.
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On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Glenn Mabbutt wrote:
> If you're already using a secure tunnel program for your vnc connection,
> you may be able to use tftp. Small, fast for small transfers,
> clients/servers for many platforms.
The original question was, I think, about transfering files *from* a
Window
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002, David Milligan wrote:
> Use SCP rather than FTP. It is secure and there are a number of freebies
> for different platforms.
Can anyone recommend a freely-available ssh server for Windows? (I didn't
even know that one existed.)
It's easy to get a good scp client for Windows
If you're already using a secure tunnel program for your vnc connection, you
may be able to use tftp. Small, fast for small transfers, clients/servers
for many platforms.
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Use SCP rather than FTP. It is secure and there are a number of freebies for
different platforms.
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> Sent: Friday, 22 March 2002 09:07
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> Subject: File Transfers..
A VNC server that ignores all user input would be an appropriate
solution, though. You can set the "Disable Remote Keyboard & Pointer"
option in WinVNC.
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Alternative Technology, Inc. http://www.alttech.com/
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Folks;
Before I start, let me say how much I appreciate VNC and those here on the
list who support it and its users. I have a small shop with mixed machines
(Mac, Windows, linux) and it has been a godsend for us, keeping the number of
monitors in the place down to managable levels. Thanks to o
On Thu, Mar 21, 2002 at 11:04:00AM -0800, Marc Bertone wrote:
> I was looking for a way to use the browser based viewer to pass the password
> into the applet using a form or the query string. For example, I would like
> to connect to http://1.2.3.4:5800?pass=thispass or something similar.
>
> O
hi friends
I am going to do a project in VNC.
I like to know
* Will it be advisable to build the VNC server in Java
* Has anyone build the VNC server in Java.
Kinly let me know, if anyone has any ideas about these.
regards
Kiran
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On 21/03/2002 20:18:54 Nick Timmins wrote:
> After re-connection the
> mouse appears to have locked on to the last window accessed as if I have the
> left button depressed (i.e. it drags even although I do not have the left
> button depressed). What should I do to rectify this?
...traditionally,
I was looking for that particular resource. It also looks like you would
understand my old test network naming scheme (nobody ever took servers named
"Mort" and "Binky" seriously)
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From: "Grant McDorman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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C
Roger, mimes are removed in transit by the list server. If you want to
email it directly to me, I can toss the zip up onto my company website for
people to access easily...
I might as well do something else besides duel over port numbering
systems... ;)
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From: "Roger
You may have lost me on the "3 ports" thing...
You're saying that on Unix-like operating systems there is actually a 3-port
interplay to VNC? I assume you mean if using HTTP also, that there is a
separate port used for the web server, VNC, and then X Window system
traffic? That does make symbolic
I cheated, Steve. This exact conversation happened in an exchange in this
list about 6 weeks ago, and I skipped to the "copy-paste" thing in my post
yesterday about this...
BTW, what's the trick to coming up with 4294961476 and 4294961417?
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From: "Steve Palocz" <[EMA
I have recently installed a wheel mouse that does not have a roller ball. I
am finding that when I establish remote access it works for a short time
then the connection drops and I need to re-connect. After re-connection the
mouse appears to have locked on to the last window accessed as if I have
On Thu, Mar 21, 2002 at 02:26:49PM -0500, Lee Allen wrote:
> I am using vncviewer (Windows98, Linux) with Xvnc (Linux) to run an
> application without a window manager. The background that is used, that
> ugly black & white weave ... is there any way to change that? Perhaps to a
> solid color?
I am using vncviewer (Windows98, Linux) with Xvnc (Linux) to run an
application without a window manager. The background that is used, that
ugly black & white weave ... is there any way to change that? Perhaps to a
solid color? It's ugly, and it gives the application window the appearance
of ha
Never mind I found it. For others looking for it:
http://services.simac.be/vnc/winvncdrv/index.html
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See also: http://www.uk.resear
I was looking for a way to use the browser based viewer to pass the password
into the applet using a form or the query string. For example, I would like
to connect to http://1.2.3.4:5800?pass=thispass or something similar.
Of course if there is another way to create a link / form / POST that wil
Where can I get the video driver by Rudi De Vos?
I cannot seem to find anything other than a passing mention of its
existence with no link to where I can get it?
Thanks!
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On Thu, Mar 21, 2002 at 10:04:00AM +1100, Andrew van der Stock wrote:
> TS access in administrative mode is actually governed by ACLs which
> you can adjust in the TS configuration snap-in, and via group policy.
Ah. Thanks for the good info.
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New to the list I am, but if this is useful, carry on.
Attached is a file (ttermimages.zip) that shows via screenshots the steps necessary to
establish a Tera Term Pro SSH session from a Windows vncviewer to a Unix vncserver.
This
didn't seem well covered in the page SSH page at the download s
On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 04:47:04PM -0700, Scott The Axe O'Bryan wrote:
> Should be no reason you couldn't proxy the 5900 port also. I believe
> that that it precisely what vnc proxy does.
In general, that's true, but I think he was referring to a web proxy
which would most likely choke on anythi
> Unfortunately you can't enter negative numbers in vnc.
> for port 80 try 4294961476
> for port 21 try 4294961417
Yes you can actually. Just copy and paste from notepad. Later,
--Kyle
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:: That 1-port-per display issue is one of the things that struck me as
:: particularly inelegant when I first encountered VNC; without knowing
:: anything about the technical details behind it, I am guessing that it
:: was motivated by some shortcut taken to simplify the original
:: implementatio
Unfortunately you can't enter negative numbers in vnc.
for port 80 try 4294961476
for port 21 try 4294961417
Steve
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>Is this simply because that the video in application is a
>hardware solution, or do other graphical systems bypass VNC?
It's mostly restricted to video. However, some early 3D cards
(specifically the 3dfx Voodoo and Voodoo2) attached inline with the
existing video adapter, and would also show
LOL
No, not reallyat least my bank account doesn't say so.
...br
Humble, Middle-class, Lead Programmer/Analyst
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Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 9:03 AM
Subject: RE: VNC authentication failed, after working for
I have used VNC to peek on someone playing an FPS shooter, like Unreal
Tournament or Elite Force, and other graphic-intense games. The result is
usually the same with most DirectX-related software -- the image is wrapped
and overlaid in a weird fashion in that you really can't make out too many
d
And in the care, apparently. I would say I wish my clients were like you...
but I would probably starve... ;)
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Sent: Thursday, 2002-03-21 11:55
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> -Original Message-
> A recent question regarding using VNC to view streaming media
> caught my eye.
> I have a home network with several computers. I regularly
> use VNC to control
> machines from other machines. Everything is W2K.
>
> I have a computer with a video-in card that is
You may have jumped out of video games before Wolfenstein and Doom, Mike
(FPS=First-Person-Shooter) but your comment below is dead on. This is
precisely the issue with trying to "see" a typical modern game remotely.
They use 3D acceleration built into the video card; with "software"
rendering ins
You could also use vncsnapshot to take
periodic snapshots of the VNC server and upload that.
.
Of course, there are other applications that can be used to get screen grabs
from the command line.
A continuously updating display is much harder, though; as other people have
commented, you really
Now, now, nowLet's not jump to conclusions. My gateway is a WinME system
and goes many months between reboots. Even then, it's just for maintenance or
upgrade issues. It's all in the tuning... :-)
...br
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Christopher Tesla wrote:
> I find it very interesting that some applications bypass the system in
> this way. I assumed (incorrectly, I guess) that VNC simply shows
> everything that the monitor shows. Is this simply because that the
> video in application is a hardware sol
Are your you are not Bill Gates!!
>>Now, now, nowLet's not jump to conclusions. My gateway is a WinME
system
and goes many months between reboots. Even then, it's just for maintenance
or
upgrade issues. It's all in the tuning... :-)
Thanks
Shola Ogunlokun
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$DISPLAY will be set before .xsession is run, by the system. Remove the
export DISPLAY=:x from the .xsession; it is not only unnecessary but is
wrong.
According to Bryan Alves:
> say I have 2 users, fryguy and bonzo, and each one has export display=:x
> in there .xsession file. How can I make it
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Christopher Tesla wrote:
> I have a computer with a video-in card that is plugged into my TV
> downstairs. I can run the video software and watch TV on the computer.
> Sometimes I am working upstairs on my laptop and would like to have that
> same function. When I use VNC to
>When I use VNC to access the TV computer it works fine but the
>window that shows the video signal is black.
That's because TV cards normally use an "overlay" mode to boost
performance and free the CPU. The TV signal never reaches the video
card's framebuffer where VNC can see it, but is ins
It looks like my cc: did not make it to the list... I believe it
belongs here, too. Sorry for double traffic for those on both lists... :(
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Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2002 14:38:01 +0100 (MET)
From: Ivan Popov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Wrong use of VNC.
What you need to do is install windows media encoder on the TV Computer, and
then use windows media player on your laptop to connect to the encoder.
visit http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmedia
I only suggest this solution, cause this is the product I am aware of and is
free
T
I'm sure this has been discussed numerous times before here, but as you
know, I'm new :) Anyway, are there any suggestions for speeding up the
transfer? I have a cable modem at home and whatever fat pipe Sprint has
at my work (Sprint PCS). My cable modem is capped at 15 KB / sec upload
(as mea
A recent question regarding using VNC to view streaming media caught my eye.
I have a home network with several computers. I regularly use VNC to control
machines from other machines. Everything is W2K.
I have a computer with a video-in card that is plugged into my TV downstairs.
I can run the
That really is the complete list in the WinVNC server documentation.
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Subject: List of Registry Values ??
: Short of going thru the Win32 part in the source,
: is th
Hey all,
I started using Serv-U FTP server, and it works very well. Thanks
again,
--Kyle Yamnitz
The Lesson Plans Page:
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Hi Nick,
> I was very happy to see someone actually get this to work. One question
> though. In step 2, you state you use the viewer. Are you referring to the
> Java "web" viewer or the standard viewer?
The standard VNC viewer (not in a web browser).
> When I type in ":-5879" into the stan
Short of going thru the Win32 part in the source,
is there a coherent listing of **ALL** the registry
entries for vnc server ( win32 ) in one place?
I looked at the docs/FAQ and it didn't seem complete..
Nothing else, ill sort thru the source myself, but was
wanting to avoid the trouble.
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I was very happy to see someone actually get this to work. One question
though. In step 2, you state you use the viewer. Are you referring to the
Java "web" viewer or the standard viewer?
When I type in ":-5879" into the standard VNC Viewer, I get the
error "Invalid Protocol" right away. If I
> -Original Message-
> Hi again,
> Now that I have VNC working, what's the best way for me to
> transfer files back and forth (win2k pro box is the server,
> win95 is the
I just found out (the hard way, I installed a free ftp server) W2K pro comes
with an ftpserver. I already know
> -Original Message-
> That 1-port-per display issue is one of the things that struck me as
> particularly inelegant when I first encountered VNC; without knowing
> anything about the technical details behind it, I am guessing
> that it was
> motivated by some shortcut taken to simplify t
> -Original Message-
> On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 10:38:40AM -0500, Grant McDorman wrote:
> >
> > The problem is that VNC, on *nix systems, will always use a display
> > number for access by applications. If one drops the display
> number for
> > the VNC client connections, then we'll have *
> -Original Message-
> It even fails from on the local machine. 'ps' indicates that
> the server is still running, too.
it's a unix server. That gives some calarity. And for you to get telnet
access.
>
> How do I "Check the password or force it to your known password?"
Either check th
> -Original Message-
> Is there a way/application that will allow me to print what
> is running on
> the remote machine to my local printer?
Yes but not using vnc. Depending on the local and remote machine type I see
some options (all regarding network printing)
Unix Xvnc -- Unix viewer
> -Original Message-
> The problem is that VNC, on *nix systems, will always use a
> display number
> for access by applications. If one drops the display number
> for the VNC
> client connections, then we'll have *two* unrelated IDs for
> the VNC server -
> the display number, and the
IIRC, you can configure the settings in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL\VNCHooks\Application_Prefs
I'm not sure of a problem per se; I do know that the file
VNCHooks_Settings.reg
which is copied to the VNC folder during server setup will install some
default settings which tweak common application
I tried your trick, but it didn't have any effect. Has 127 in "xmodmap
-e 'keycode 127 = s S aring" anything with the key to do, or is it just
an empty keycode. But wait now the questionmark key gives me 'S'.
This could indicate that the answer is yes.
Marius
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