Hello Bill,
> "BR" == Bill Reedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BR> Mike... I've noticed the same problems when running TightVNC
BR> v1.2.3 on Win2K and WinXP machines. At the risk of getting shot by
BR> Mr. Kaplinsky, try uninstalling TightVNC 1.2.3 and revert to
BR> version 1.2.2, if it's sti
Hi,
Who would tell me how can I "Ignore remote input" in vncserver & vncview on
RedHat Linux?
Thanks & Regards!
Tim
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Ok, I changed the file as you have down and restarted vnc but when I log
in I get a screen that looks like it has a cris-cross weaving pattern on
the screen. I can't right-click or left-click. Does it matter if I am
logged in on the Linux box and in KDE or does this not have an effect on
vnc?
Tha
At 15:28 +0200 9/4/02, you (Gottfried Tagloehner) wrote:
>Hello,
>
>we have installed vncserver on SuSe 7.3. when I connect to the server
>(from a W2K prof. workstation) I just get a screen with the console from
>the linux-server.
What is "the console from the linux-server"? I presume it's not w
It didn't work in either situation (or only worked for a short while).
> Could you post one other piece of info if you remember noticing it:
>
> -Was this happening if you were currently logged on to the desktop *and*
if you
> weren't?
> - Original Message -
> From: "fib3r" <[EMAIL PROTE
Which distribution of VNC server are you using?
A "general" method for pushes to NT (should work for 2000/XP also) is on the
Extras page; see
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/extras.html#fastpush
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From: "Gerald Six" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent:
Could you post one other piece of info if you remember noticing it:
-Was this happening if you were currently logged on to the desktop *and* if you
weren't?
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From: "fib3r" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, 2002-04-08 22:07
Subject: Re: Dropping
Tips:
(1) Wear reading glasses to work. Whenever someone with "purchasing authority"
walks by, squint and ask them to read a line off your monitor to you.
(2) Anonymously email messages to HR with subjects like "Eyestrain: The Fastest
Growing Workman's Comp Claim!"
(3) Loosen your monitor cable.
It turns out that all of the "good" stuff has been done on policy-based setting
of the WinVNC server configuration. At this point, there is nothing I can
value-add to the material already collected by Daniel QUinlan (and even Andrew
Stockton has done some policy stuff).
One thing I think might he
I found previous messages posted as "windows layer storage/transmission" where
the idea was to keep an image of each window instead of the whole screen,
improving switching between windows, etc.
Doing so would also be great for another reason: transparent (also known as
"layered") windows are not
Can't you use the "full screen" feature and solve that problem?
Now it doesn't exactly work for resolutions larger than your own, obviously,
but for up to the same size it does.
Cheers,
John
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Sent: Tuesday, April 09,
Hi Michael.
> PS Of course, it would be even nicer if my company would by me a
> high quality 19 or 21 inch monitor that I could keep at a high
> resolution and still be able to read the words, but that's REALLY
> fantasizing!! LOL!
Why is it fantasizing?
Have a word with your Health & Safety R
OK guys, only slightly off topic. I keep my monitor at 1024 x 768.
When I view a screen that is set to 800 x 600, no problem. When I view a
screen that is 1024 x 768 my screen becomes like a blivitt! (That's 5
pounds of fertilizer in a 2 pound bag.) What I mean is that my screen is
now c
The B and C I am talking about are B = Server, C = Client. Please excuse
the poor ASCII art.
*** Previous Post ***
Net Config:
=
= =
= A = (Internet)
=
+
+
+ (DSL/Cable)
+ (WAN)
+
--- (LAN) ---
[ B ]-
interesting. i'll definately try that. thanks.
mike
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From: "Bill Reedy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 9:43 AM
Subject: Re: "Connection Closed" right after authentication
> Mike...
>
> I've noticed the same problems when
no it isn't. but i can't even bring up the winxp login screen. the vnc
session closes as soon as it begins.
mike
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, April 08, 2002 11:34 PM
Subject: Re: "Connection Closed" right after authentication
> i
Mike...
I've noticed the same problems when running TightVNC v1.2.3 on Win2K and
WinXP machines. At the risk of getting shot by Mr. Kaplinsky, try
uninstalling TightVNC 1.2.3 and revert to version 1.2.2, if it's still
available. That has seemed to eliminate the connection problems for us
here.
thanks, i'll try that.
the tightVNC server provides a "advanced" configuration dialog that allows
the setting of "connection priority" (corresponds to ConnectPriority
registry key) to either "disconnect existing connections" (current),
"automatic shared sessions", or "refuse concurrent connection
sorry, i made a mistake. it turns out that if i leave the machine running
the server logged into a winxp session, than i am able to establish a vnc
connection/session without any problems.
mike
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From: "Mike McGranahan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent
Daniel,
At 4/9/2002Tuesday05:28 AM, you wrote:
> here is the pic of my dns2go pic...
>
> [ . . . ]
>
>[demime 0.97b removed an attachment of type image/gif which had a name of
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Probably, you have already figured out that vnc-list software strips all
attachments from messages. Y
Hello,
I have a similar experience in my company. I followed the
instructions in the documentation and created an *.iss file. I would
recommend setting up a log-on script to run a batch file that installs the
hooks *.reg file, then runs the silent install. If you want you can also
set up
Daniel,
This puzzles me and I have no idea how to correct, perhaps someone else has
taken a look and could be of further assistance.
One last question, if you type in the http://ip#:5800 directly does it work
?
Chip
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From: "Chip Wood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMA
Hate to say this, but you may be jumping the gun, trying to run before you
can walk so to speak.
Given your admitted lack of network experience, can I suggest buying a book
or two on networking basics. That way, when you come back to this, you may
have more success.
Rich
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Hello,
we have installed vncserver on SuSe 7.3. when I connect to the server
(from a W2K prof. workstation) I just get a screen with the console from
the linux-server.
How can I modify that I get the kde - view on my screen?
I could not find the answer in the archive and by the way, I don't kno
g. i dunno.. i cant seem to figure it out, i dont know how to do any of this
stuff, its to complicated.. i dont know how to open up ports for one... well, i think
the port has to be open if i can use vnc through the 192.168.0.2:5800 thats all i
can use it with... i cant follow the dir
here is the pic of my dns2go pic...i have it enabled on startup already...
look at the internet connection although i am already connected to dns2go service
> - Original Message -
> From: "Chip Wood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 11
D A Vincent wrote:
> Thanks! I had a poke about the Metrowerks web, but it appears that
> PowerPlant is closed-source and Metrowerks do not want me to use it
> without CodeWarrior.
PowerPlant is distributed as source, however it's part of CodeWarrior.
> With my extensive ignorance on the topi
Hello all,
what ist the right procedure if I want to rollout VNC to hundred
of Clients in my company? I have to do that within a silent installation
and are not allowed to install it as a service (because of system
ressources) Only if needed a User should start the VNC connection
and a member
> -Original Message-
> Where do you find "~/.vnc/xstartup"? I have looked but cannot find it.
Do you know unix / linux a little? Then you could find out yourself. ~ is
shorthand for the user's home directory.
Have you read the documentation? Then you should know. If a user starts
`vncser
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