Re: ChromiVNC Problems: Applet Not Working

2002-04-20 Thread Jonathan Morton
> > It is a separate file in the Xvnc distribution, so you can get it >> from there. Bear in mind that you'll have to edit the HTML file to >> remove the "dynamic" portions, since ChromiVNC's webserver doesn't >> yet have any dynamic features. But maybe someone has already put >> together s

Re: ChromiVNC Problems: Applet Not Working

2002-04-20 Thread Aaron Guy Davies
On Sat, 20 Apr 2002, Jonathan Morton wrote: > >On Sat, 20 Apr 2002, Jonathan Morton wrote: > > > >> >I just installed ChromiVNC under OS 9.2.2, and the applet isn't working. > >> > >> Could that be because ChromiVNC does not include the Java applet on > >> it's own? It does include a webserve

Re: ChromiVNC Problems: Applet Not Working

2002-04-20 Thread Jonathan Morton
>On Sat, 20 Apr 2002, Jonathan Morton wrote: > >> >I just installed ChromiVNC under OS 9.2.2, and the applet isn't working. >> >> Could that be because ChromiVNC does not include the Java applet on >> it's own? It does include a webserver which you can attach the >> applet to. >> >> This *is

Re: ChromiVNC Problems: Applet Not Working

2002-04-20 Thread Aaron Guy Davies
On Sat, 20 Apr 2002, Jonathan Morton wrote: > >I just installed ChromiVNC under OS 9.2.2, and the applet isn't working. > > Could that be because ChromiVNC does not include the Java applet on > it's own? It does include a webserver which you can attach the > applet to. > > This *is* explained in

Re: Full color when using web interface

2002-04-20 Thread Constantin Kaplinsky
Hello Johan, > "JH" == Johan Henning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: JH> Hello, Does anybody know if there is a possibility to get full JH> color support when using the web browser viewer instead of the JH> 'normal' viewer? Thanks in advance for your reply, johan. Yes, it's possible, just use T

Problem with Windows NT Server

2002-04-20 Thread Terry Bailey
Hi. I have just set up VNC on my Windows NT Server 4.0 SP6 at my office. I am having a somewhat random problem with the server now that I installed VNC. When I click on an Icon it selects multiple icons. This is not screen trash because if I double click on any one of the highlighted icons the

Re: ChromiVNC Problems: Applet Not Working

2002-04-20 Thread Jonathan Morton
>I just installed ChromiVNC under OS 9.2.2, and the applet isn't working. Could that be because ChromiVNC does not include the Java applet on it's own? It does include a webserver which you can attach the applet to. This *is* explained in the Read Me file that comes with ChromiVNC. -- -

Re: vncpasswd for Windows

2002-04-20 Thread Alex K. Angelopoulos
This is just *way* too easy. The big problem here is that the registry is a terribly insecure place to store this information. I can see now why the documentation essentially says that the registry usage system is a crude "short-term" hack. - Original Message - From: "Niko Papula" <[E

ChromiVNC Problems: Applet Not Working

2002-04-20 Thread Aaron Guy Davies
I just installed ChromiVNC under OS 9.2.2, and the applet isn't working. IE gives me a 404 when I try to access my machine on port 5800. Port 5900 responds with "wrong port", so the server is up, but neither the webserver window nor the log window show any activity when I try to connect. -- _

RE: vncpasswd for Windows

2002-04-20 Thread Niko Papula
Hello Jacob Hoover wrote: >What OS's are you running on? I may be able to help you. I took the > vnc password source and put it into a separate app with registry > access. It allows you to read and write passwords on the local and > remote machines. However, I have only tested it on NT 4.0