Re: DOS server

>use carbon copy..it works fine..trial and tested by me...i use it to >control point of sales machines...cool huh? Oh yeah... I forgot to include that in my summary, that was a suggestion (and even one I was going to try, as soon as I find my old copy of carbon copy) -chris

Re: DOS server

>Hi. I am new to the list. I was trying to find a DOS server to go with the >windows viewer. Does anyone know if one exists. The DOS contrib is for a DOS >viewer. I just asked this a little while ago (2 weeks or so), so the info is fresh in my mind. The answer, No, there is no VNC DOS client.

Re: Status of VNC for Mac?

>For MacOS "classic" machines, from 7.5.5 to 9.x and 68030 upwards, >use ChromiVNC which I wrote to replace the AT&T server. It's >available from: >http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/vnc/ Out of curiosity, how does ChromiVNC compare to Timbuktu when running on a 68030 Mac? I have one with Timbu

Re: VNC with headless Mac

>Absent a keyboard and monitor, your only choice would be a hard >reboot, and you'd never know what had caused the problem. This pitfall really doesn't bother me. Once I get it 100% up and running (it is minus VNC working without a monitor attached), then I am going to burn the drive to CD... s

Headless VNC on a Mac

I have my firewall all set up (PM7100 running IPNR) and VNC server on the Mac seems to work just fine (AT&T version). However, I want to make this a headless machine (no keyboard, mouse, or monitor). Every time I boot the Mac without the monitor attached, VNC fails to respond from remote. Is

Re: DOS VNC Server

>I have written something like this for Linux (for fun). The protocol >ought to work for other systems too, and the server side (on the >machine you want to control) doesn't have to do all that much really. > >Take a look at vtgrab (http://cyberelk.net/tim/vtgrab). It shouldn't >take too much ef

Re: Mac VNC

>There are many "known problems" with the AT&T version of VNC for Mac >- and quite a few "oddities" too! > >I suggest you check out the ChromiVNC Server: > >http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/vnc/ > >I find it a lot more stable than AT&T VNC, even though it does have a few >"oddities" of its own...

Re: DOS VNC Server

>I used to use CarbonCopy to do that. Humm... now that I think about it, I might have an old version of CarbonCopy that will work with DOS. However, don't you have to start CarbonCopy and then run programs from within it? What I want to accomplish is be able to remotely connect to a DOS machi

DOS VNC Server

I saw in the ports area there is a VNC Viewer for DOS... but is there a Server for DOS? I have two machines running MS-DOS 6.2.2 that I would like to have remote access to so I can issue commands to the software running from off site. Is this even possible with DOS? (can VNC run as a TSR and s

Mac VNC

I just installed the latest Mac version of VNC, and when I went to config the server via the control panel, it claimed there was no Pref file, and one would be created. But then it refused to let me modify anything, and when I hit the save button, it told me the pref file was locked and the ch