RE: VNC Xserver installation error

What version of make are you running? Do you have gmake? Irix 6.5.0 is pretty old and needs a bit of an upgrade. What does uname -a give? Hopefully you're using Irix 6.5.14 or .15. http://support.sgi.com/colls/patches/tools/relstream/index.html Also, if you have gmake 3.7.5 or later (latest is

VNC Xserver installation error

Hi, Recently, I downloaded the VNC unix sources to be installed in a SGI machine(Octane) running the operating system "Irix64 release 6.5". It's has been a smooth installation until I try to "make World" for Xvnc. It returns with the errors below: cd ./config/makedepend && rm -f -r Makef

Setting Raw Pixel Drawing Option

When using the java viewer, VNC defaults to "reliable" and "fast" works fine for me. Is there a way to switch the default to "fast" to prevent having to change every time I log on ? Thanks in advance. Chip - To unsubscribe, mail

Re: File Transfers...again (yet?)

The overall issue you bring up here is a basic part of the growth of "maturing" products: they begin to support not functions but *tasks*. Functionally speaking, wanting file transfer is an entirely different ballgame from wanting remote viewing ability. From the standpoint of performing support

RE: File Transfers...again (yet?)

Why not just run Apple-Share and Samba on the linux box?Then you can drag and drop to a common area on the Linux box from either the PC or the Mac. Lincoln - -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Charlie Summers Sent: Thursday, March 21, 200

Re: VNC bugtraq advisory release candidate now available

>The advisory is looking pretty solid, and I'll be posting it in some 24 >hours from now to Bugtraq. Please check out the release candidate for >any last minute errors, omissions etc. Tiny niggle... my name is spelled incorrectly. :) --

Re: question about proposed feature for Xvnc

Anthony, you can't post it to the list - it yanks mime attachments. If you want, email it to me and I will be quite happy to toss it up on our webserver so people can access it. As for usefulness: I don't know about Linux opinions, but I would kill for that ability on WinVNC. I suspect that Lin

RE: VNC server in Java

Hi kiran and Scott First of all we are already developing a VNC server in pure Java (JNC) Java is good IF you seek cross platform support also, we use Java because we intend to implement a three tier, Web enabled VNC system based on Java Server side technologies (JSP & Servlets) Basically, most

sound problem

i know this is TOTALLLY off the subject of vnc but i desperatly need some help. i have a compaq presario 5000, i have an onboard sound card, i disabled it and put a new one in, now, whenever i listened to music or games i got a bad popping noise or static, and feedback, so, i switched cards, i

VNC bugtraq advisory release candidate now available

Hi all, The advisory is looking pretty solid, and I'll be posting it in some 24 hours from now to Bugtraq. Please check out the release candidate for any last minute errors, omissions etc. Changes since last draft: * includes TightVNC 1.2.3 information and changes Const suggested http://www.evi

Re: Guess what I got? :-)

Hi Andrew If you are looking for a cross platform VNC We are already working on a JNC: a pure Java VNC client and server We will post a link to download alpha version as soon as possible JNC Development team

Re: TightVNC 1.2.3 released

Constantin Kaplinsky wrote: > TightVNC 1.2.3 has been finally released. I have a number of computers running regulat WinVNC. Can I simply stop the VNC service, kill winvnc.exe vncviewer.exe, drop in the new EXE and DLLs (Into the existing \Program Files\ORL\VNC directory) and restart the serv

question about proposed feature for Xvnc

Hi, I am new to the list and hope to find some help with the following question. We were faced with a problem of using Xvnc to provide a single application to a significant number of users. We were trying to deploy an industrial application that would start every time a user connects to the Xvnc

Re: VNC and Gnome Nautilus

Evan, I can watch the console on the Linux box as I run the Windows viewer. The two are not connected at all, which makes sense if we assume they are supposed to be different sessions. I have heard that multiple people can log onto the same session remotely and all will see the same screen, but

Re: VNC and Gnome Nautilus

Mike, I couldn't make this do anything for me, but I did find that though Nautilus didn't show in the VNC window (display :1) it did show up on the console (ie. display :0). Now I need to see how to get it to show up on the VNC display :x, whatever that happens to be. Every other program I have

TightVNC 1.2.3 released

Hello, TightVNC 1.2.3 has been finally released. I'm sorry for the delay, but it allowed me to fix more problems, including that zlib "double-free" issue. New version is available from the usual place: http://www.tightvnc.com/download.html Here is a brief list of changes over 1.2.2: - Uni

Re: Patches for TightVNC and/or VNC

Hello Ivan, > "IP" == Ivan Popov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: IP> Looking at TightVNC Unix Changelog at www.tightvnc.com, I don't IP> see any changes since November 2001. I see also that most of the IP> traffic on vnc-tight-list concerns Windows (looking at the IP> archives, I am not on the l

Re: VNC bugtraq advisory draft 2

Hello Andrew, > "AvdS" == Andrew van der Stock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: AvdS> http://www.evilsecurity.com/vnc/vnc-zlib-advisory-02.htm If you AvdS> have any comments, updates, etc, please mail me as soon as AvdS> possible - I'll be posting this to bugtraq at first thing AvdS> Tuesday UTC