For those watching on the sidelines:
Michael (and blinkered Google) had me going there.
I found a lot about process safety and corporate amnesia though via
http://www.lboro.ac.uk/departments/cg/staff/cgtk.htm
and similar.
whereas
http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyses/w32kleze.html
is mor
etting allows access}
e.g.
jones#> csh
jones#> setenv DISPLAY vinny:7.0
jones#> xdpyinfo
n.b. You can do this without having any vncviewer running
e.g. good old telnet. (which could do with a built-in file-transfer hook ;-} an
l update, I only ask for incremental updates. I
patterened my code off the vncviewer and I did not see that it ever asked
for full updates.
>So you might want to flush the pipe before you
>ask for your update.
And you can do this by asking f
e a slower response the first time, but the second
time I ask the server for updates, I should get the last position of the
mouse (i.e. the mouse should leap across the screen). But what I see it
that I get the mouse events dribbled to my delay
" movement. Now I can understand that since I
have a delay, I should see a slower response the first time, but the second
time I ask the server for updates, I should get the last position of the
mouse (i.e. the mouse should leap across the screen). But what I see it
that I get the mouse events dribbled to my delay viewer and I do not get
them all at once as I would expect.
mark
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t;all" of the queued changes? I think that I'm only getting part of
them, otherwise I would see the mouse jump across the screen. Its obvious
that I'm getting frame updates since the mouse is moving and that my timer
is slowing t
in that script also cover Solaris (8) ?
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the main processing loop. The problem
is that the VNCServer seems to spread out my mouse events over time even
though they have already occurred. I would expect my mouse behavior to be
very jumpy, but what I see is the events spread out over time. What is the
VNCServer
client.
Can this be done?
thanx in advance.
mark
p.s. VNC is a great utility, we use it all of the time.
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to know some more about the firewall software?
e.g. what name and version is it, what machine is it running on , what are its port
mapping capabilities, who has access rights to it etc... ?
regards, Mark
{Both analogx and (with less Windows sympathy) boutell versions work fine under NT4
for me
Anyone know of any porting for QNX 4.xx? 4.25, for example. I've read of
completion for QNX 6, but...thanks
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which version of QNX? Thanks for any help/comments.
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>I try to use vncviewer from linux1 to access linux2 running vncserver
>through ssh forwarding. This is what I do:
>
>linux1> ssh -L 5901:linux2:5901 linux2
>linux1> vncviewer localhost:1
this is what i use to forward my windows box through my linux box. it
starts a listening and forwarding ssh i
On 29/03/2002 05:19:27 barnowl wrote:
> For those that have not seen it here is a link to an IBM article about VNC and other
>Remote tools.
>
>
>http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/library/l-share2/?Open&t=grl,l=335,p=shar2
Note (re:recent mailings on file transfer in vnc-list)
"DToC ha
is due to cross checks between the Suns user authorisation.
Maybe it does some fancy things with ports.
I did RTFman page and there are allegedly port range checks but I don't know if I fall
foul of those.
Any suggestions ?
thanks, Mark
p.s.
(i) I'll also appreciate any clues telli
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and it works. Sorry for wasting your time.
thanks
Mark
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From: "Beerse, Corni" [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 26 March 2002 13:27
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: VNC on SuSE 7.3
Sorry, I don't have any active Suse aroun
u feel cheated that you end up with 16 leds hidden away inside each PC where the
sun doesn't shine much,
you could install a very small low-light internet camera inside each PC ... ;-}
Mark
p.s.
If you are really intimate with hardware, you will enjoy
(especially the BlueTooth reference [
As far as I know there isn't an active firewall. I certainly haven't
installed one, but who knows what that handy installer did for me? So,
stupid question but, how can I tell for sure?
nb. SuSE-Intel.
thanks
Mark
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t the RFBxx
message, but I do not from the ports I have specified in the services (e.g.
5952).
any help appreciated.
Mark
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On 21/03/2002 20:18:54 Nick Timmins wrote:
> After re-connection the
> mouse appears to have locked on to the last window accessed as if I have the
> left button depressed (i.e. it drags even although I do not have the left
> button depressed). What should I do to rectify this?
...traditionally,
Not tried it but found this:
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/ics/icsconfiguration.htm
On 18/03/2002 12:05:44 "Alex K. Angelopoulos" wrote:
> Is there an ICS port list in the networking applet?
>
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On 18/03/2002 15:22:37 "H. Phil Duby" wrote:
> AFAIK, Win98 SE does not have any built in ICS.
OK 3-google seconds to find:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-GB;q234815
start there and follow the
> IIRC, from the networking applet on the system running ICS you can access
> port redirection for ICS; you would need to redirect port 5900 (and 5800
> also if wanting to use the Java applet) to the internal address of the
> system you want to control. Is there
;> > Vnc than in Motif, I'll do some more poking around here.
>>> >
>>> > Please let me know if you have any updates since this thread.
>>> >
>>> > Thanks,
>>> >
>>> > Adam Nev
You need to run VNC as a service. I suggest searching the VNC archives, as
this has been discussed before. Otherwise try the following (this works on
Solaris; don't know about other unix flavours.) :
Add this to your /etc/inetd.conf
# VNC
vnc-640x480x8 stream tcp nowait root/vncpath/
when investigating performance and setting up a network.
> which is a REG_DWORD value. Setting it to 1 forces the NT server to
> discover the MTU of the path to the target system (in this case the VNC
> viewer). If you set the val
>I installed VNC on a Sun Workstation, the server is running. When I go to my
>Windows PC and connect to my Sun workstation it makes the connection, but I'm
>trying to display0 on my Windows PC . So what I'm trying to do is display what
>is curently on my Sun Workstation deskstop. Can anyone he
we have an app that interacts with the console, server behaviour is
determined by the console login. ie. if userA logs on at the console
then the server behaves differently than if userB logs in at the con-
sole.
thus i would like to do something like this:
/etc/dt/config/Xservers
# :
VNCstartup), this process will exit when its parent VNCserver exits.
However, if the process spawned from XSTARTUP is not an Xwindows based app,
the process does not exit when the VNCserver exits.
thanx
=
Mark Kyprianou,
I'm looking for a C++ implemetnation of the VNC Viewer application? Has
anyone doen any work with VNC in terms of C++ classes?
thanx, mark
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On 09/11/2001 09:20:16 Tim Waugh wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 09, 2001 at 02:04:16AM +, Jonathan Morton wrote:
>
> > ... does not run on UDP. I don't think NFS does either.
>
> Yes it does.
>
> > You forget that UDP stands for Unreliable Datagram Protocol,
>
> No it doesn't.
For those too busy to go
o see if there
is a better way to set it up ? ..perhaps ?
[yeah if the "bloat" is very large it changes the characteristics]
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nternal metrics
based upon samples of data that have been compressed in a specific session.
...remembering that different shared clients would have different requirements for
"best" performance.
Not as much fun as letti
Thanks Steve,
I will try creating a reg file to do this for my Dad, but it doesn't really
help with trying to access unix based mol biol databases where I have no
control over the port the server is listening on.
So I still need to try and get the proxy client working.
Any clues?
periment running the server section on my
own account. the great thing about HTTPort is that it has public servers.
Thus the interest in getting the Java client to work - no need for any
outside
account.
Mark
>= Original Message From Seb Wills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =
>Hi
I am behind a country wide firewall. No ICMP packets can get through and even
port 119 is blocked. Ports 20 ,21, 23, 25, 80 and 110 are open, but I'm not
sure about any others as any port scanner tells me all ports (even 80, 20 and
21) are blocked, which is clearly not the case, so I guess th
fine.
I think i will implement what I need...unless someone else has already.
Mark
>
> : WinVNC makes no attempt (in VNCHooks.cpp) to read text
> : strings which have been put on the screen and send these
> : as text strings to the vncviewer. Instead, it
he Sun, and automate some operations
Someone, please, tell me you at least understand what I am asking...
tia,
Mark
>
> : It's clear that WinVNC doesn't trap and send text from the server to the
> : viewer, and I guess from the lack of response no one has written code to
&g
to GetText? Is is simply GetText()?
I will be ahppy to share this work once I get something running, of
course.
HELP
Mark
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it to recognize and send text? I notice that vncviewer
can receive text...
Mark
>
> Something that may help you.. If I understand you correctly, you want to be
> able to have the mouse automatically click on a certain button on an error
> dialog, if it comes up. Am I right? Or do you w
words, is there a way to send text over the wire winvnc to
vncviewer? An option perhaps?
thanks,
Mark
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ie5 doesn't.
What's the fix please?
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Password is encrypted in ~/.vnc/passwd.
I want to do this without creating a bunch of new Unix users.
rgds, Mark
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Is there any way to specify where to place this apart from the default ~ ?
e.g. to allow for different vncserver instances started from the same Unix user.
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tions when working from a Wintel box using Xoftware.
What is different about the way VNC handles the Alt or Meta key (either
server-side or client-side), and how do I get it to stop?
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IP addresses are unique on the internet, if you have the IP 161.114.32.105
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unique identifier. Hence if you use a different ISP you would have no chance
in the operability,
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best way would be to delete the machine settings, ofcourse as you would have
the admins permission to do so you could ask that they change your settings
for you,
Mark
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Sent: 13 July 2001 08:10
To: '[EMAIL PROT
1. The gravitational pull of the sun and the other plents off set agains
tthe mass of the earth.
2. Because the outer atmosphere filters blue light from the sun, hence we
see it as blue.
3. a mutation in the egg caused an oven sized feathered dinosaur to come
out.
4. To live and learn and have a c
No problem,
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From: Julius Thyssen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Mark wrote:
> In a command line whilst in the
> program files\orl\vnc folder
> ty
In a command line whilst in the program files\orl\vnc folder type winvnc
-defaultsettings
And set the pass etc and your options in there.
Mark
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Sent: 28 June 2001 17:25
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Subject: Config Screen keeps
Are you running any form of port blocker because if you are this may well be
affecting it, ie firewall/ tcp wrappers etc etc??
Double check everything, and make sure you don't have address authentication
wrongly set in the registry,
Mark
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From: Arek Lichwa [m
Need to use the username "Default"
That will make things easier I hope,
Mark
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From: Spencer, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 21 June 2001 17:44
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Subject: LockSetting in Registry
I am having a heck of a time getting this lock
Go into a command prompt and type netstat -a OR netstat -an
That will list connections to the machine,
Mark
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Sent: 19 June 2001 22:57
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Subject: List clients
Is there a way a user at
I don't think that in a properly administrated company you should be getting
error messages which are deliberate, lacks a touch of professionalism.
Thanks for the thought,
Mark
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To: &#
.
Mark
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hi.
i try to connect to VNCserver through VNCProxy.
VNCviewer <> VNCProxy <> VNCServer
(VNCviewer co
When using the vnc-server package that comes with RH 7.1, is there a way to
put arguments such as -depth or -geometry in the entries in the vncservers
file? Do I have to edit /etc/init.d/vncserver instead? Is there another
recommended way to do this?
I want to set up multiple users with differe
The in house lawyers will object im sure if needs be.
Never hurts to know hows its done at any rate,
Mark
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> From: Mark Deb
get evidence in other
ways...oh the joys of admin,
Any thought..and a reg key to hide the icon would be a bonus.
Many thanks,
Mark
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Sent: 27 June 2001 11:37
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Subject: Win2k with AD
H
server even if no one
makes a vnc connection to it ! The grey pattern and large X are a normal
indicator of any X server by design.
Mark H. Harris <><
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..I was wondering just how "we" managed to maintain the connection...(Super
UDP?) yes its hot and the air conditioning is off so thinking may not be a
strong point!(Never is I hear you shout)
Mark
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UDP (In my eyes) certainly is not suitable for FTP however if a UDP packet
with a signature was sent which inturn triggered a TCP connection then maybe
that would be a better way to go, only a thought,
Mark
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From: Ryan Casey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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irewall is set up correctly ofcourse there will be no need to
worry, I use it over the net frequently and aslong as you can have a fixed
hostname etc your firewall can freely allow you in and show the ports as
inactive to others.
Mark
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From: Matt Keyes [mailto:[EMAIL
Microsoft MSI package...
Best way to do it, some info at :
http://www.microsoft.com/TRAININGANDSERVICES/content/training/samples/2154/W
ebfiles/Mod09/09m2.htm
Mark
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can
also specify which IP's top allow to connect (or not) in the ORL reg key,
Mark
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Hi
I am interested in VNC as I am going to be setting up a Co-located s
;net use winvnc"? (having said that it looks like a yes due to the
need for a password...
Set the reg keys then try again,
Mark
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Subject: windows service
I want to setup
C for spyware.(very sad)
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at vncviewer.run(Compiled Code)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Compiled Code)
java.net.SocketException: Socket closed
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Check out http://www.cygwin.com
Run openSSH under cygwin !
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ure. You
will want to use SSH (openSSH openSSL) as the vehicle for VNC. SSH will
optionally compress as well as encrypt the transmission. Of course the
SSH connection will be slower; however, it is well worth it from a
security standpoint.
Mark H. Harris <>
if I could.
Thanks in advance
Mark Flower
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have you run the -install switch?
mark
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Subject: RE: WinVNC install shield does not start
I exported the reg keys and imported
Where can I find the server log file for WinVNC on W2K ?
Mark H. Harris <><
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Where can I find the server log file for WinVNC on W2K ?I would expect
that there is a log file similar to the one that is posted on the Linux
platform in ~/.vnc
How do I run the WinVNC server in debug mode ?
Thanks
Mark H. Harris <><
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return 0;
case ID_REQUEST_REFRESH:
// Request a full-screen update
_this->SendFullFramebufferUpdateRequest();
return 0;
Mark H. Harris &
#x27;fullscreen' is confused with
'maximized'.Simplify the interface and remove the confusion; might be
easier than modifying your message loop for permutations of minimized,
maximized, fullscreen mode, & window mode.Just a thought.
Thanks !
Mark H. Harris
accomplish this same symptom. But
this should get you started so that you can see the behavior that we are
describing.As you see, the session can be freed by minimizing it and
maximizing it WITHOUT touching the 'fullscreen' option.In the past we
were
hi gang,
I am trying to automate the vnc viewer attachment from my Linux box to my
W2000 box with :
vncviewer w2000box:0 -passwd passwordfile -fullscreen
The question is how do I create the passwordfile ?
Thanks
Mark H. Harris <><
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only have the "poll full screen" checked.
Thanks
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What you are looking for is "Terminal Services".
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continue. The desktop on the server is not affected, and when we restart
the viewer things are ok until the viewer freezes again.
I have not seen the viewer hang on my Linux boxes.
Mark H. Harris <><
Staff Software Engineer
Software Tools Development - IBM Roche
Jason,
Where do you check "poll full window" ?
Thanks
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restart.Something is
causing the viewer to lock, or hang, freeze...
Thanks
Mark H. Harris <><
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ely not network related. Something else is going
on.
I have not seen the hang on my Linux boxes.
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We also have noticed this same behavior between NT and W2K. I am
interested in the feedback. Thanks.
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lways
required a trek to the server room; not any more! The W2K VNCviewer is
working just fine from their desks, and remote support of this server
cluster has become a breeze.
Brilliant !
Mark H. Harris <><
Staff Software Engineer
Software Tools Development -
g
complex stuff around in CorelDRAW.
Cheers,
Mark
--- VNCHooks.cpp~ Mon Mar 5 17:32:17 2001
+++ VNCHooks.cppMon May 21 23:56:55 2001
@@ -70,6 +70,9 @@
BOOL prf_use_MButtonUp = FALSE;// Use
middle mouse button up events
BOOL prf_use_RB
ves.
If anyone has any better ideas or improvements to this code, please
post them to the list.
Cheers,
Mark
PS. perhaps this or something similar could be integrated into the
standard VNC release, I'm sure there must be quite a few apps that
would benefit from such a mechanism.
PPS. If
I have confirmed that this problem does not exhibit itself (at least not
yet) when using the java browser viewer. This seems to support Mac's
theory...
Any other thoughts?
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Mac,
This certainly sounds like the same problem, except in my case the slowness occurs
MOST of the time. I can confirm that it is independant of color depth and display size
and you description of actually seeing it draw each line is exactly what I'm seeing.
I don't know anything about multi
: vnc intermittently slow
This sounds more like a network issue, even though you say it's a small
LAN. What is the configuration of your LAN?
jrh
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ssing???
Mark
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> actually cause a problem - I simply asked a colleague to use telnet. My
> server is behind a firewall and it's unlikely someone within our network is
> going to do this.
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You
should find the server closes itself down with -once if you logoff (so
that xdm disconnects) - as oppposed to simply disconnecting your
vncviewer.
Incidentally, if -indirect is made to work, then -once has to be
interpretted as "twice" inside
I'm running a TridiaVNC server on HPUX11. The client is on a Linux
computer. One weird thing: the "<," switch on a keyboard does not
work. It surely works with everything else.
Any idea will be appreciated.
Mark
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As for the WHY, I can't say. But if you change it via the icon in the
taskbar, it appears to change it ONLY for the currently running copy. If
you want to change the default password, you have to do it via the
Startup/Programs/VNC/etc shortcut.
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From: "Robert Glickle
If you click on the VNC Icon in the upper-left corner of the viewer
window/title bar, it shows a menu that includes an entry for sending the
Crtl-Alt-Del keystroke.
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Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 1:18 AM
Subje
Have you tried the "route" command to TELL your PC which interface your
packets should be routed to for a specific destination (like your VNC
server)?
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