Hi Alan,
I have been using pcAnywhere to synchronize data between my office and home
for the last 10 years.
Now, I installed DSL internal modem to my office computer. It seems that
there was a sort of software conflict between pcAnywhere and DSL (from
Qwest). I can connect to playwear in the r
Regarding my recent post about font paths, I have discovered that one
of the paths in my font path was not friendly and i have removed it.
Thanks to tightvnc for making this more accessible!
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Andrzej,
The first and second patches have been applied in the TightVNC 1.2.3
source. I do not know about the 3.3.3r9 source, but probably is the
correct answer. There are some DNS overflows that are still possible,
but the Securiteam issues have been fixed.
Thanks,
Andrew
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James,
Well I'm hardly a guru, but may be able to help you.
The "server" (your office PC) should have an option when you right mouse
click the system tray icon that allows you to permit the viewer to control.
Sorry I can't tell you exactly. I only have the viewer on this machine and
don't have ac
Hi, I recently installed Xvnc on an SGI with IRIX 6.5. it was unable
to find the "fixed" font it needs at startup. So I added the font
directory with 'fixed' to the fp flag in the vncserver script and
this made it a little happier. However, it then complained that it
couldn't find the 'curs
hello,
i have vncserver running on RH 7.2 linux. but whenever i attempt
to connect to it, the server refuses the connection. I get the following
message :
vncviewer: VNC server closed connection
pls reply ASAP
regards
parag
Has anyone successfully setup VNC on OpenLinux 3.3.1 in inetd mode using
the default kdm? If you used xdm, how do you configure OpenLinux to use
it instead of kdm?
I am up to the grey screen and nmap and netstat show kdm listening on
port 177 (xdmcp), but I still get the grey screen. I am bangi
Hi,
Thanks. It seems that I found the right person to talk to.
I am struggling to figure out WinVNC.
I need a help from guru!
> you selected the option on the office PC to enable remote control from the
viewer, not
>just "listening" mode.
This is something I need help. When I right clicked o
I just read Corni's post about the port number; that should be it.
- Original Message -
From: "Martin Bergmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, 2002-05-14 02:20
Subject: Re: Change port for applet
> > Martin, I'm not sure whether you are working on the client
This may be entirely too simple of an explanation, but, be sure that: a)
your office PC is not in hibernation or screen saver mode, b) you selected
the option on the office PC to enable remote control from the viewer, not
just "listening" mode.
If the name of your computer is showing, you obviousl
I'm certain I saw this mentioned before, but I can't seem to find the reference to it.
Win2k server with terminal services. Is there a way to prevent the "another instance
of VNC is running" when installed as a service? Every time I log into the system (via
terminal services or at the console
Thank you, I will do just that.
Jim Ray
The Boeing Company
(714) 896-2038
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From: Alex K. Angelopoulos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 7:07 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: Starting VNC in Windows ME
Yes; you just need to in
Greetings,
Does anyone know if the buffer overflows mentioned in:
http://www.securiteam.com/windowsntfocus/ATT_VNC_Windows_Server_buffer_overfl
ow.html
and
http://www.securiteam.com/windowsntfocus/ATT_VNC_Windows_Client_buffer_overfl
ow.html
are fixed in the new 3.3.3r9?
Andrzej Krzemienski
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As of yet, no. No special frills.
Rudi deVos has a highly experimental version of WinVNC which runs on Windows
2000 and will allow associating an application with a VNC connection; at his
development speed, it may be workable in a few weeks at most (if he gets enough
feedback from people to enab
Yes; you just need to install it as a service - just select "Install WinVNC
service" from the WinVNC Administrative Tools section of the Start menu.
You may want to look through this page:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/winvnc.html
and pay close attention to the "Running WinVNC as a service"
> -Original Message-
> From: Martin Bergmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Beerse, Corni wrote:
> > What do you realy want?
> > Use port 80 to serve the applet and use an other port for the rfb
> > communication so you don't have to specify the portnumber
> in the url? Then
> > for Unix va
Beerse, Corni wrote:
> What do you realy want?
> Use port 80 to serve the applet and use an other port for the rfb
> communication so you don't have to specify the portnumber in the url? Then
> for Unix variants, add '-httpport 80' to Xvnc or vncserver. For Windows
> variants, I don't know detail
> Martin, I'm not sure whether you are working on the client side of the problem
> or the server side of the problem.
>
> If you have a default WinVNC server, for example, and need to change the port it
> uses from the default 5900, you can try changing the display number from 0 to:
> 59716
> (Th
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