Hi,
I'd like to build vnc viewer into my application
under PC (VC++) and I have some troubles finding
out what should I run first to start receiving
the data and displaying it on my own window.
I'm looking for any source code documenation for
vncviewer. There's nothing like that
on the web site
Hi,
anyone here with experience in using Accton 4 port Cheetah Access Router? i am
having a bit of difficultly trying to use it to access my home pc from work..i managed
to get the VNC screen but i get a route to host exception error...my routing part is
still incorrect..because the darn m
You're going to win a Rube Goldberg contest with that one.. :)
I assume you already checked for either an Amiga keyboard pinout on the
Internet or a used Amiga keyboard at a local shop - if not, I bet you can
find one for a song.
The other choice which will work is a parallel-port Ethernet adapt
On Tue, Apr 02, 2002 at 06:24:00PM -, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello guys, I'd just subscribed this list. I hope I can help to
> improve VNC. I hadnt get its source yet, but as soon as possible I'll
> get it and make me familiar with it...
I suggest starting with the TightVNC source rather
Alex,
Thanks for this.
I wasn't sure if vnc was causing the problem or not, at
least i have a little more of an idea on how to research
the problem.
Many thanks again...
cheers,
Ellen
> That's one I have never seen from VNC; there may be a
> corrupt file or another process on your system ma
On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Morrison Davis wrote:
> Can't get this to compile on solaris8 seems to be a dependency on gcc
> which I don't have is there a site to get a precompiled version?
Do you mean a precompiled gcc? It's here:
http://www.sunfreeware.com/
There are a few versions to choose from fo
Can't get this to compile on solaris8 seems to be a dependency on gcc
which I don't have
is there a site to get a precompiled version?
--
Thanks Morry
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ssh -L 5901:linux2:5901 linux2
the above line should have two differnet number for two ports??
something like
ssh -L 5901:linux2:5902 linux2
Just wondering.
-shashi
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This is a C++ code so it wont compile in Xvnc. You have to define the
variable at the beginning of function and include the appropriate header
file.
-shashi
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Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 1:08 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
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In the Xvnc code, find the file where function main() is defined and add the
following lines
- begin
struct rlimit rlp;
rlp.rlim_cur = 2;
rlp.rlim_max = 2;
int ret = setrlimit(RLIMIT_NOFILE, &rlp);
if ( ret < 0 ) {
>Hello.
>
>Recently, we replaced Sun's standard X display server with Xvnc. The reason
>was that,
>even with the latest Sun patches, we could display no more than 45 clients
>on :0 on
>Sun's X display server before it would refuse new clients with "Maximum # of
>clients
>reached" errors. We veri
Hello guys, I'd just subscribed this list. I hope I can help to improve VNC. I
hadnt get its source yet, but as soon as possible I'll get it and make me
familiar with it...
I hope I can get some help too, to understand VNC engine.
[]'s
Franz
-
Hello.
Recently, we replaced Sun's standard X display server with Xvnc. The reason
was that,
even with the latest Sun patches, we could display no more than 45 clients
on :0 on
Sun's X display server before it would refuse new clients with "Maximum # of
clients
reached" errors. We verified this
In a message dated 02/04/02 17:07:08 GMT Daylight Time,
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> Here are a couple more screwball ideas for you:
>
> 1) Your 1200 has a parallel port. Xircom (among others) have made parallel
> port ethernet adapters in the past. Dunno if you could find Amiga drivers
> for t
Here are a couple more screwball ideas for you:
1) Your 1200 has a parallel port. Xircom (among others) have made parallel
port ethernet adapters in the past. Dunno if you could find Amiga drivers
for them ...
2) Similarly, there are parallel port SCSI adapters which might make it
possible to va
A 13:28 2002-04-01 -0500, Tina Kane a icrit :
>Anyone else been hit with a virus in VNChooks.dll from WinVNC.dll?
Yes, I had this messages last week, and McAfee said it suppressed the file,
but it is still there, and there does not seem to be any negative effects.
Tight VNC (I use the latest vers
Update:
Don't seem to have any problems using the java viewer! Just been using that
for a fair while - slower but if the connection to the vnc server is more
reliable then such is life.
==
Jason McClean
IT Manager
Listawood Limited
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Fax: +44 (0) 148
I have the following problem (3.3.3r7)
two machines (win2k SP2) one has the VNC Server running. The remote machine
dials into our network over ISDN (dual channel 128k). Once the connection
is made, the other Win2k machine on the network connects to the VNC server.
I'm sure there are nicer ways
I found myself some time to have a look at the -init configuration for
HP-UX. I found out the next:
- Find a distribution for HP-UX as there is no default. I found:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/platforms.html#hpux,
http://www.csun.edu/~swalton/VNC/. Thanks Stephen.
- Install the files somew
>I try to use vncviewer from linux1 to access linux2 running vncserver
>through ssh forwarding. This is what I do:
>
>linux1> ssh -L 5901:linux2:5901 linux2
>linux1> vncviewer localhost:1
this is what i use to forward my windows box through my linux box. it
starts a listening and forwarding ssh i
hi,
I try to use vncviewer from linux1 to access linux2 running vncserver
through ssh forwarding. This is what I do:
linux2> vncserver
..
linux1> ssh -L 5901:linux2:5901 linux2
linux1> vncviewer localhost:1
..
then I am prompted for the vnc password, but after the authentication I
on
In a message dated 01/04/02 19:36:44 GMT Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> You may have to purchase a pair of low-end ethernet cards and a crossover
> cable.
>
Bit of a problem. Although I could use a PCMCIA ethernet card, I'd loose my
PCMCIA SCSI interface and CDROM. The only ot
On Mon, Apr 01, 2002 at 01:28:03PM -0500, Tina Kane wrote:
> Anyone else been hit with a virus in VNChooks.dll from WinVNC.dll?
Some Antivirus software occasionally "false positive" alerts on VNC.
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