packing it in MIME for mat for emailing, but that's another story. )
If you disagree... just implement it. It's not hard.
As for me, I tend to simply use scp; I'm normally connected
via ssh anyways.
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upgradeable, and if people start
using the resource heavily they'd want to upgrade to Citrix most likely;
but there's a smaller starting curb with VNC.
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:: For both tightVNC and VNCclassic, the server negotiates with each
:: viewer how encoding is done;
: Morrison Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: So, I've been trying to figure what are the best options to run with
: the viewer to get the best performan
NCclassic, the server negotiates with each
viewer how encoding is done; even VNCclassic sometimes had to have
the viewer's choice of encodings overridden for performance reasons
(ie, force use of hextile and copyrect instead of raw). And again,
this is done at connection time, not when the server
Umpleby just did).
The viewer stores no state at all, so there is no code
that saves state, since there's no state to save.
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nd as a
possibility), and it uses on off-the-shelf components.
Or, of course, just run x0rfbserver on the X server that's
managing the physical display...
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all, and accessed through port 80
as is natural.
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but it isn't
all that unweildy now: if the number is over 100, it's a port.
So again... just what do you propose should change, anyways?
Or did you mean the WinDoze server?
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is if the vncviewer focus is changed, the clipboard
:: should be copied in the same direction.
I'm not sure I understand what "vncviewer focus" is. When the mouse
enters the vncviewer's window, the clipboard is copied local-to-remote.
When the mouse leaves, the clipboard i
ux/unix, and SockCap
or commercial socksifyers on windows (Permeo's "e-Driver"
has been recommended to me, but I haven't actually used it,
being mostly unix/linux oriented).
Enjoy.
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private net.
In which case: you should be able to get to the one machine that works
via vnc, then run vncviewer on that machine to reach the others. A
horrible kludge, performance suffers, but it may serve as a workaround
until you get the forwarding problem unsnarled.
Just a thought.
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cserver asks the
password the first time but doesn't start the viewer; once you've
set the password for a given user, the *next* attempt to start
vncserver will actually start one. Just a peculiarity of the way
the vncserver script was done...
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erver-side downscaling combined (with antialiasing)
combined with client-side upscaling as a compression method...
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too good to be without, in my environment where latency is the main
issue, rather than bandwidth.
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ple thing to do, and allows the notion of "X terminal"
to expand its market nich slightly, so maybe it has been done?
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portion of your program...
http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~lennox/udptunnel/
http://www-mice.cs.ucl.ac.uk/multimedia/software/vic/
http://www-mice.cs.ucl.ac.uk/multimedia/software/rat/
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and your X ports at 6000 (which is required), and you can open a
thousand sessions before they overlap. You just need to access them
via, eg, vncviewer somehostorother:4001, etc, but still by X
-display settings of :1, :2, etc.
Wayn
uff for a while,
and the hexonet stuff has a unix version with scaling. But that
thread of code seems to have died out; no active work for a year
or so, and x0rfbserver seems to have been dropped from the tridia
development thread. Be nice to have scaling work pro
above,
but it might be more interesting to try
/usr/bin/ps -eo user,args | grep Xvnc
At least, that's what I use.
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yways... I agree that I haven't heard of anybody doing this
sort of thing, at least on in any VNC context. So: good luck!
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know what you wanted, and figured maybe somebody
else did know.
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caled down modestly
(ie, 1280x1024 -> 1023x768 or similar).
Neither of these (proxy packaging, or useful antialiasing / interpolation)
seem to be done at all, let alone in the linux/unix environment. I'd be
delighted to be wrong about that... can anybody help with pointers?
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ms to be
:the reason for the large default fonts used at startup;
Try the "-dpi 100" option, or whatever number is appropriate.
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configured windows 98 machines, and has extensive file
transfer requirements. PC anywhere is what he uses, even though
VNC is available to him.
So it goes.
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: I don't want to keep a tty open with the ssh tunneling session.
ssh -n -f -L 590$display:localhost:590$display $server sleep 30
sleep 5
vncviewer localhost:$display
Since ssh stays open until the last client out shuts off the lights, you
can s
: David Rothman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: on my home lan i can use vpn to go from my main machine (win 2000 pro)
: to a win98 machine. on that win98 i can run cisco vpn 2000 client
: window to attach to a corporate vpn. i'd like to access the vpn
: remotely by attaching to the win 98 machine via vnc
:: James ''Wez'' Weatherall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
:: X uses two different clipboard formats, only one of which is directly
:: supported by Xvnc.
: "Ehud Karni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: After your email I checked it with xterm and found that it worked. I
: could paste into the Xvnc xterm and when I m
e-file-transfer mode. Since we're wrapping the whole thing in
MIME, there's plenty of metadata: just have the unpacker look for an
appropriate Content-Type and/or extension on the filename in the
Content-Disposition to decide wh
: David Rothman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: my thinking is that since there isn't (at least no one in multiple
: forums or newsgroups has truly answered the question) a simple
: standalone utility to effectuate simple, secure 2 way file
: transmission in windows (IRC,FTP - not safe. SSH,FTP - need to s
: Grant McDorman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: If we decide on a way of handling the "line end" in binary, I can put
: together an X application to handle it.
I would suggest using pkzip format to handle multiple files
(and compression), and MIME encapsulation to describe the
content format and provide
: Jonathan Morton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: The same goes for file transfer - and by that I mean across the Internet.
: Putting security concerns aside for a moment, I can run a freeware FTP
: server and/or client on my Mac with a reasonable amount of ease. However,
: these Macs are behind a double-f
: "Morris, Steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: Why is discussion so adversarial. One class of users has a problem
: and keeps posting requests. Another class of users desn't have that
: problem and basically declares the first group to be stupid because
: they can't figure it out.
Well I certainly ap
: No one was asking for a SMTP, IRC, gopher, . . . server, only a
: feature that allows the transfer of files. It is not very simple to
: install a ftp daemon on 3,000 distributed computers world wide, deal
: with the firewall and security issues. Speak for yourself on that
: one, guy. Why g
I said) there are a zillion better formats for
streaming video and rfb isn't really tuned for the purpose; but
like I also said (but wish to reinforce), the concept seems
to have some advantages.
Any thoughts?
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