This is the default (HKLM) vs user (HKCU) behavior. You need to go in
with the registry editor and make the HKLM password key the same as your
HKCU password key.
I'm working on a better UI for tight vnc that corrects this problem.
Andrew
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mai
You shouldn't have a problem using the Viewer from any distribution with the
server for another. Stick to the compression that is common to both, such
as Hextile etc, and you shouldn't have a problem.
Rich
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From: Morrison Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 05 April
With NT 4 or 2000, I have problems when I want to change the vnc server =
password.
The new password is effectively available in the session I'm logged in, =
but if I reboot the machine and if I try to connect to vnc server =
before to be logged in, the new password doesn't operate : I have to =
I would say to anyone using McAfee, that if they have a problem with it
picking up VNC as a trojan, to try to updating to the latest engine,
currently 4.1.60 (available from
http://www.mcafeeb2b.com/naicommon/download/dats/find.asp)
As I understand it, the engine is the component that does the ac
Hi
Thanks to all who replied to my question. Now I am
clear about the concept and got what I was looking
for. I knew that VNC is stateless, but I had little
doubt which I couldn't put in proper way which lead to
lots of questions on this and this was hotting up. Now
I am happy with all the answer
Rich, you are wonderful. Thanks heaps, now I will get even less exercise.
Stuart
On Thursday, April 04, 2002 at 03:47:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I also had a somewhat similar problem. I had two Win2k Advanced Servers
> (A&B) and a Mandrake Linux box (C) on a LAN. One of the Win2k mach
Does anyone know if you can use tightVNC viewer with norma VNC server?
Also, how do I get the vncviewer to use tight encoding on the solaris
client, it doesn't
have the nice GUI interface like the windows version.
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From: "De Vos Rudi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, 2002-04-04 20:53
Subject: VDACC-VNC (winvncdrv) with tight,zlib, low bandwidth switch
> New Version Available for w2k. (nt driver in progress)
>
> Driver works for 32bpp-24bpp-16bpp (
: Cham Mama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: May be my question yesterday was confusing to many.
: Here I am putting in a different way.
: 1. I connect to a VNC Server from my office Desktop
: 2. Then I start some application and start editing a
: mail... Then I leave in the middle of the mail
: editing.
: (
We were using McAfee 4.5.1, with scan engine version 4.0.70 and dat version
4194 which was "detecting" in VNChooks.dll
the WINvnc.dll so called trojan, and then deleting the file. We have now
updated the scan engine to 4.1.60 and are now having no
problems with Mcafee detecting VNC as a trojan?
New Version Available for w2k. (nt driver in progress)
Driver works for 32bpp-24bpp-16bpp (not 256 on server)
Compatible with older viewers, but this way not all options can be used.
Bandwidth switch on viewer.
A mix from parts of tridia at&t and tight.
Rubber bands on window moves are visable..
We use McAfee 4.5.1 here, it has no problem with VNC, it did about a year
ago with one DAT version but they fixed it within 2-3 days.
Gerard Bendotti
> -Original Message-
> From: Kenneth McHenry [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 7:53 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Has anyone tried to run the virus cleaner in McAfee to see if it cleans off
VNC because it's classified as a Trojan? If it does clean it off, does it do
it automatically (assuming you have McAfee set to 'autoclean' viruses) or
does it at least prompt asking if you want to remove it?
Thanks, Ken
Stop and restart the WinVNC server; it should pick it up right away.
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From: "Gemma Young" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, 2002-04-04 17:28
Subject: How Can I Refresh The Settings After Registry Change?
> I am using the AuthHosts registry s
Hi Chandra,
You asked:
>where is the VNC code which remembers the viewers' state?
There is no code to remember the viewer's state.
This is because there is *no* viewer state.
It is *all* stored and 'remembered' by the *server*.
The viewer just shows what the server tells it to, and that is o
I am using the AuthHosts registry settings to limit the IP addresses that
can access my machine and I cannot get these settings to refresh without
closing the VNC Server (Windows) and opening WinVNC again.
Is there a way to accomplish this refresh programmatically, I would like to
develop a small
I also had a somewhat similar problem. I had two Win2k Advanced Servers
(A&B) and a Mandrake Linux box (C) on a LAN. One of the Win2k machines (A)
wouldn't VNC to the Linux box, however I could VNC to the other Win2K
machine (B) and then from there(B) VNC to the Linux box (C). I couldn't
ping f
VNCViewer --
Reads the graphics update from the server and paint it on the local screen
and send the keyboard and mouse event to server.
VNServer:
Stores all the state of the display. It is stored whether you do
connect to the server or not
Lets create 1024x768 memory buffer and whenever
Thanks Rich.
Stuart
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From: Richard Clegg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 6:23 PM
Subject: RE: Connection Closed
I've seen this problem before, and it has a number of causes. These
include, but are not limited to, a proble
OK, one key question. When you say...
CM> 4. As per VNC's document, I should be able to see the
CM> mail editing application being started so that I can
CM> complete the editing.
...are you trying to say that your are actually NOT seeing the same mail
application with the half edited message fr
Hi
May be my question yesterday was confusing to many.
Here I am putting in a different way.
1. I connect to a VNC Server from my office Desktop
2. Then I start some application and start editing a
mail... Then I leave in the middle of the mail
editing.
(I am assuming that whatever application I
First you must access your Router, then you would open your computer to Port
5900.
Then you must install DNS2Go www.dns2go.com on your computer and have your
VNC Redirect to that url. and your set !
I learned this through many threads, you'll soon be like me and attempting
to add a 2nd computer
You need some sort of gateway to that private network. If you used a
NAT/PAT router and then you could do this. Map the ports 5800 or 5900 ports
you use to the internal IP 192.168.0.2 and then you can reach the server by
access the valid external/outside world address and the port you need and
th
hello, how would i get vnc to work over a client computer with an address like
192.168.0.2 is it possible? i can get on it through the network but i cant get on
it in the outside world.
_
**NOTE**
this is a free web-based email serv
The Xvnc application (the server for most unixes) requires that you add a
parameter so that it knows where the java classes are, and what port you
want to serve those classes on:
-httpd /somepathtoclassesdir
and
-httpport port
this of course means that you need to know where the classes dir is,
They work the same way. The applet is served from a mini web server running
on, say, port 5800; the applet then immediately connects you to port 5900.
Only the initial applet download comes through the lower numbered port.
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From: "Orac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL
Well, I've never had my AV software (Sophos) detect it as a virus.
I'm just waiting to see how many AV vendors jump on the
bandwagon. Seems like there's been quite a few reports in here
lately about the winvnc.dll being reported as infected. As I recall
both mentioned the big Mc as the culp
On Thu, Apr 04, 2002 at 08:58:57AM -0500, Alex K. Angelopoulos wrote:
> Could you take a look in the following locations and post the additional
> information you find?
>
> (1) Check the event viewer and get the extended text for the error -and see
> if there are any other failures within 60 seco
Well.. I only get RFB 003.003 ifg I gop straight to port 5900. I believe
this has to do with the fact that WinVNC has handler code to start the
applet. I'm not sure about the HP version.
MaShaun
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Alex
K. Angelopoulos wrote:
> Well...
>
> The client-side part should be accura
Konqueror usually needs to be told where to find Java. The best Java for it,
as far as I know, is Blackdown's JRE (don't have the URL handy). Sun's Java
will work fine too.
Kaffe (the open source Java clone) doesn't seem to work that well.
Download one and install it. Then go into the Web browsi
Well.. I got it to connect and run on the http port. My second question
is how to set this up for multiple users. If I connect another session
it basically disconnects the other session.
MaShaun
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Alex
K. Angelopoulos wrote:
> No clue, unfortunately - I haven't had the opportun
No clue, unfortunately - I haven't had the opportunity to play with
Konqueror much and my Linux client-side Java troubleshooting skills are nil.
Based on the fact that Linux messages tend to be fairly good, I tend to
think that it is at least *offered* a Java applet.
- Original Message
Welll, not working... DNS2Go is working because I see the IP# trying to
connect on my browser
My config is as follows:
On my Barricade Router:
ID#1 open on Port 5900
ID#2 open on Port 5901
On my VNC
Computer #1 Redirect to port 5800
Comptuer # 2 Redirect to port 5801
Which should I change ?
Alex
Do you know how to do the same using KDE Konquerer. I get a java error :
"Java applet not loaded".
Rgds
Eric
Serik Associates
Suite 246, P/Bag X6
Cascades, 3202
www.serik.co.za
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This message has been scanned for your protection
Well...
The client-side part should be accurate at least... :-))
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From: "Orac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, 2002-04-04 08:52
Subject: Re: Java client setup.
> Its actually an HP-UX host and windows clients
> MaShaun
> On Thu, 4 Apr 2002
Could you take a look in the following locations and post the additional
information you find?
(1) Check the event viewer and get the extended text for the error -and see
if there are any other failures within 60 seconds before this, in either the
Application or the System Log.
(2) Check the ser
Its actually an HP-UX host and windows clients
MaShaun
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Alex
K. Angelopoulos wrote:
> On what platform?
>
> I can tell you about the general Win32 details.
>
> When you install the WinVNC server, it automatically runs the mini-server
> for the Java applet. To use it, just di
On what platform?
I can tell you about the general Win32 details.
When you install the WinVNC server, it automatically runs the mini-server
for the Java applet. To use it, just direct a Java-capable browser to the
correct port on the VNC server - which is -
5800+the display number you have the
Hi, I installed the OpenSSH server from Networksimplicity on some of my NT
servers and all went ok: I'm able now to connect to VNC listening to the
5800 and 5900 ports on the localhost interface only but I had some problems
on one of my servers: it's a Compaq Proliant 3000 running NT 4 server w/ S
Is there any documentation for setting up vnc to run from a browser applet
and what changes need to be made on the server side?
Thanks,
MaShaun Jones
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I wanted to make a correction to my last problem. We are trying to connect
over the internet when I receive this error message: java.io.IOException:
Framebuffer update rectangle too large: 32x1024 at(112,235). At first, I
thought hat it might have something to do with the screen size on both
mac
I've seen this problem before, and it has a number of causes. These
include, but are not limited to, a problem with the server configuration on
the PC, a different resolution/colour depth on the server to the client, or
just because the wind is blowing the wrong way. I have one or two that will
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