Hi,
we currently plan to replace our Remote Control Tool (PC-Duo if anyone wants
to know, quite cool, but also expensive) with VNC. Nearly all features of
PC-Duo are also in VNC, though it is a bit slower. What I miss is a
Filetransfer Tool, since our users need that (all on Win platform), and
pe
Hi,
I've recently installed VNC and think it is an excellant piece of software. I
have read many emails and the FAQ on installing it across multiple machines,
which to a point I have achieved.
I am running a central network logon batch file, which when ran creates the
appropriate directories, co
Any people have one pda with vnc client?? if it is running in your pda, can
you send me??
I have a vnc client for windows CE.
I have a Jornada 680 wiht Network PCMCIA card, it's runing well.
The problem is went I want connect to a server of vnc with the client
(windows CE).
The program said me ab
I do the exact same thing here. Except I spawn off from a logon.bat file a
WSH script to process our logons. I think your problem is that even though
you are importing registry entries into the current user it isn't going into
the registry for the user that is currently logging on. I believe it
Our application has a blinking cursor, as such the viewer window in
constantly being updated.
I there a way to have the viewer only update the cursor and not the
whole viewer page?
I have tried the following viewer command
vncviewer -encodings 'raw tight hextile corre rre'
and even rearranged th
I am excited about this software as it meets a need I have been trying to
address.
My query is that I am getting a proxy authority error when I run the
VNCViewer from IE 3. This happens after I enter my password in the applet
window and try to log in to the the other computer, a Win98 box. I u
> a way to have the viewer only update the cursor and not the
> whole viewer page?
The VNC server should only send regions of the screen that have
been updated (i.e. only the blinking cursor).
It might help if you let us know on which platform the server
is running, and which VNC version?
> th
Hello people Im having problems wiht the winVNC display adapters. Im
trying to conect an computer that uses Win95 fom a WinNT 4.0 machine. The
problem is this, I gave the password em then appears an message, on the
win95 machine, saying:
"vncDesktop : current display is PLANAR, not CHUNKY!
W
Thanks for the help.
To my knowledge of the registry & win9x the first settings loaded (in re: to
users) is the HKEY_USERS\DEFAULT, so I'd imagine VNC should pick the
password outta here.. The weird thing is, when they get prompted with the
message if they hit cancel, the next time the machine bo
The password is read from HKCU, HKLM/.../Default and HKLM/.../
HKEY_USERS/.Default is not read unless it happens to be the current user's
registry area.
James "Wez" Weatherall
--
"The path to enlightenment is /usr/bin/enlightenment"
Laboratory for Communications Engineering, Cambridge
Greetings,
I hope I'm mailing this message to the proper person(s).
I am one of many people at my office who are behind a proxy server and
firewall. The firewall is a packet-filtering variety which has port 5800
open. When I use my netscape or I.E. browser to connect from my Winnt
workstation 4.
I believe we are talking about where does winvnc read its settings, after a
reboot, when it is running as a service on a Win9x machine. There would be
no user logged on when it starts up. I believe it should read them from
HKLM.
Here is some comments from the vnc source code
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"A. Di Santo" wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> I hope I'm mailing this message to the proper person(s).
>
> I am one of many people at my office who are behind a proxy server and
> firewall. The firewall is a packet-filtering variety which has port 5800
> open. When I use my netscape or I.E. browser t
Can you identify which router or firewall is giving you the "No route to
Host" message? Try a traceroute. Can you hook into your home pc from the
Proxy server, or a pc outside the firewall? I would start with the simplest
route (outside the firewall) and work your way back.
> -Original M
I believe you need to open port 5900 as well. 5800 is used for the java
client and 5900 is for actual data transfer from client to server.
"A. Di Santo" wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I hope I'm mailing this message to the proper person(s).
>
> I am one of many people at my office who are behind a prox
This could be a very useful (and money saving) bit of software. I've compiled it
under CygWin (with a few mods) and copied the EXE to the TS. It started no
problem. Screen refresh and colours can be a bit dodgy at times though.
Paul.
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Greetings all. I've searched the archives and I've seen threads similar to
this from 1998 and 1999, but none recently :)
I'm attempting to make an argument in favour of VNC over other solutions
(and I've tested a bunch, some are good, others aren't).
However, I don't really want to consider suc
Hi!
I just subscribed to this list, looking for help. I allready searched the
messages-archives without succes. So please excuse me if you heard this
question 1 times before. :-)
We have a win-Network over TCP-IP. Some days ago we started die replace our
old RC-Prog by VNC. It works very
I have tried to use SSH as specified in the documentation for encrypting my VNC
session.
I have succesfully installed OpenSSH on two Linux PCs and I can SSH between the
two just fine.
(PC1 is client and PC2 is server)
On establishing the redirection from PC1 using:
ssh -L 5802:home.dns.entry:58
Serge Dutremble wrote:
>
> I have tried to use SSH as specified in the documentation for encrypting my VNC
> session.
>
> I have succesfully installed OpenSSH on two Linux PCs and I can SSH between the
> two just fine.
>
> (PC1 is client and PC2 is server)
> On establishing the redirection from
Adrian,
>
>It locks it completely - you have to restart?
yep
>> swapping the vncpatches68k for the tridiavnc patches...
>> nudging the local console mouse "unsticks" the freeze.
>
>You mean vncPatches68k makes it worse... oh, great, just what I needed...
>
yep
>
>http://wrench.et.ic.ac.uk/ad
Afternoon
Just started looking at this tool today and so far, fantastic.
Can anyone tell me if there is a way of notifying the user (i.e. the person
with the server) that someone (i.e. the person with the viewer) is looking
at their machine. Perhaps with a popup or a flashing systray icon?
Any
>I have tried to use SSH as specified in the documentation for encrypting
>my VNC
>session.
>
>I have succesfully installed OpenSSH on two Linux PCs and I can SSH
>between the
>two just fine.
>
>(PC1 is client and PC2 is server)
>On establishing the redirection from PC1 using:
>
>ssh -L 5802:home.
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Consider the following: For opening a connection, VNC uses two ports: 58xx and 59xx,
where xx is the display number (as it is called in the properties dialogue).
If You want to forward a VNC Connection by SSH (or something else, maybe a proxy
softw
>It works very well - on some machines. Allthough every machine is reachable
>with the vnc-client and and even with any browser on port 5800, only some of
>them respond to my php-query. Strangely only the faster machines (> 200mhz)
>respond - with one 133 Mhz exception. The other 133mhz-machines d
on 11/29/00 2:45 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Actually, I would very much like to hear from people using the Tridia
> VNC Server (both PPC and 68k), to find out if the drag phenomenon is
> widespread.
I have the drag problem too.
Other problems:
- double-clicking on an
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There is a way: If someone is logged in, the WinVNC-tray-icon turns from white to
black... think this is what you was looking for...
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>>It locks it completely - you have to restart?
>
>yep
Locks completely? Dear me... I hope I can fix that before the next
release. This may have been caused by two separate issues, both of which
have subsequently been fixed. It should always be possible to release the
mouse by nudging the phy
Greetings!
What is the best way to have a login manager(KDM,GDM)
prompt a user for a username and password when someone
logs in? I like the ability to have the user to be
able to choose his window manager at login(another
reason to have kdm or gdm display at login). I am
currently running vnc w
>Can anyone tell me if there is a way of notifying the user (i.e. the person
>with the server) that someone (i.e. the person with the viewer) is looking
>at their machine. Perhaps with a popup or a flashing systray icon?
Assuming Windows, the system tray icon turns black when a connection is in
p
on 11/30/00 8:42 AM, Tim Senecal at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> http://wrench.et.ic.ac.uk/adrian/software/vnc/vncPatches68k-dragtest.hqx
>
> downloaded, installed, and I have found no problem with it, drags of finder
> icons drag the icon, and relatively quick on the updates too.
Yep, it fixes
> >Can anyone tell me if there is a way of notifying the user (i.e. the
person
> >with the server) that someone (i.e. the person with the viewer) is
looking
> >at their machine. Perhaps with a popup or a flashing systray icon?
>
> Assuming Windows, the system tray icon turns black when a connectio
It would be nice if we could get Tridia to include this modification in
their source (with a switch to activate, of course) as we seem to get fairly
regular requests on this issue (and it would be nice if it was
cross-platform, not just for Windows).
Dave Habermann
Dow Chemical Company
-Ori
>on 11/29/00 2:45 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Actually, I would very much like to hear from people using the Tridia
>> VNC Server (both PPC and 68k), to find out if the drag phenomenon is
>> widespread.
>
>I have the drag problem too.
>
>Other problems:
> - double-click
>>> http://wrench.et.ic.ac.uk/adrian/software/vnc/vncPatches68k-dragtest.hqx
>>
>> downloaded, installed, and I have found no problem with it, drags of finder
>> icons drag the icon, and relatively quick on the updates too.
>
>Yep, it fixes the drag problem & seems a bit faster.
>
>Double-click, s
How? I do not remember this in the documentation. Could you please show me
where it is?
TIA
Roberto Berlim Fonseca
- Original Message -
From: "James ''Wez'' Weatherall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 2:46 PM
Subject: Re: User notification
>
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[...]
> There's one tech in the office who insists that MS
> products are the way to go, simply because most of our customers run MS
OSes
> and he considers it the "easiest" path.
Is he shure there won't be one with Unix or MacOS? Absoluteley? Realy
absoluteley? Will he sign
>It would be nice if we could get Tridia to include this modification in
>their source (with a switch to activate, of course) as we seem to get fairly
>regular requests on this issue (and it would be nice if it was
>cross-platform, not just for Windows).
Exactly how, from a user-interface point o
Jonathan Morton on 30 Nov 00 at about 16:26 in "Re: User
notification" wrote (>):
> There is also a modified version available which actually pops up a
> dialog asking for confirmation before the session is initiated.
Confirmation with the intended "target"? Can someone provide the
specifics on
If security is your major concern then maybe another product might be your
best alternative. While VNC is a great product for a lot of areas, it does
lack in a few definite areas that commercial products meet.
1: User authentication. The ability to use Domain based/centralized
authenticati
They may have MS Os's but do they all have exchange and Outlook. There are
loads of companies running Notes, Eudora, Netscape. If any of your customers
are old media types they will be running macs to do Graphic Design, Edit
Film or just editor publications. Wintel is not the choice there.
-O
See the AuthHosts and QuerySettings registry settings. The present release
requires that AuthHosts exist, even if it's just set to "+:" - the next
release will fix this.
Cheers,
James "Wez" Weatherall
--
"The path to enlightenment is /usr/bin/enlightenment"
Laboratory for Communicatio
> 5: Speed. While it is fast, its not the fastest protocol out there. It
> falls behind some other solution.
Actually, the protocol itself is very good at adapting to fast/slow
networks. The speed problems people bring up are to do with the way VNC
hooks Windows desktops.
Cheers,
James "Wez"
I said:
> Actually, I would very much like to hear from people using the Tridia
> VNC Server (both PPC and 68k), to find out if the drag phenomenon is
> widespread.
Mike Babulic answered:
> I have the drag problem too.
Glad to see it is a 'normal' problem (if you see what I mean...)
What machi
on 11/30/00 9:51 AM, Jonathan Morton at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The double-click problem *may* be fixed by the Drag Manager patch in Adrian's
> latest patches, but just as likely not. I'm working on a better fix for the
> double-click issue.
Nope, the Drag manager patch didn't fix it. Doubl
Good points. I've gotten Zebedee to work as an encrypted tunnel between
Windows clients, it runs in the background as a service. Also, since it's
WinVNC, I've enabled user acknowledgement. Basically if I get approval I'm
going to probably put together setup "packages" that the person doing the
s
on 11/30/00 1:07 AM, Oeschey, Lars at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does anyone have an idea regarding the filetransfer? Perhaps some
> lightweight freeware ftp for Win, that we just start when needed?
Why not just use Windoze file sharing?
1) Create a shared "Outgoing Files" folder on your centra
Ok. But still do not work, would you help me?
Win98 box, IP 192.168.1.57
Registry is this:
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL\WinVNC3]
"SocketConnect"=dword:0001
"AutoPortSelect"=dword:0001
"InputsEnabled"=dword:0001
"LocalInputsDisabled"=dword:
"QuerySetting"=dword:000
Hi,
I'm experiencing problem with running VNC Server on Solaris 7. I could
start the server with vncserver through a telnet session with no problem and
am able to connect through vncviewer. I could see the window manager and
the xterm running. However, as soon as I exit out from this telnet se
on 11/30/00 11:19 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Glad to see it is a 'normal' problem (if you see what I mean...)
> What machines/OSes etc. is this on?
Server: Powermac 8100/110, 32mb, Mac OS 8.6, Open Transport 2.0.3
Client: 3.3.3.2 on NT Workstation v4
--
If you are ONLY Windoze & Mac, then Timbuktu is a nice product
--
Mike Babulic, Management Systems Analyst
Engineering Computer Services, The City of Calgary
[EMAIL PROTECTED] phone: 268-2520
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Exchange Conferencing Server and VNC are not really comparable products.
Exchange Conferencing does offer whiteboarding facilities and remote control
a la VNC (although it's at the application level, not the entire screen) but
it's multicasting and, of course, primarily offers full video conferenc
Jonathan Morton schrieb:
> ...
> Exactly how, from a user-interface point of view, would you intend
> implementing confirmation on, say, Xvnc? With x0rfbserver this is less of
> a problem, but...
Ok, it's on my list now :-)
For Xvnc, there could be an new command line option like
-co
Jonathan & Adrian...
>The modifier-key problem/fix is in the application, which is currently not
>released with that fix. Please be patient...
yes, yes, we are simply trying to help you create a server that finally
seems to be stable enough to actually use :)
So please accept our input in th
David,
> RE: User notification
>
> From: Habermann, David (DA) ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> Date: Thu Nov 30 2000 - 11:45:30 EST
>
> It would be nice if we could get Tridia to include this modification in
> their source (with a switch to activate, of course) as we seem to get fairly
> regular reque
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>
>[...]
>> There's one tech in the office who insists that MS
>> products are the way to go, simply because most of our customers run MS
>OSes
> > and he considers it the "easiest" path.
>
>
and the key words, which are HIS :)
"most" is not all
plus, he must be seeki
Hello,
I have asked for help before but have gotten very little feedback,
I am running the latest version of VNC and have a US QWERTY keyboard.
When I run the vncserver and then the vncviewer on Linux I get the twm
manager and an xterm but when I type "qwerasdfzxcv" I get "c.gvabfhz/d,"
instead.
I've been using VNC for a couple of years now, almost always with copyrect
hextile encoding. Despite looking over all the FAQ's and documentation, I
have yet to see a really good explaination of when I might want to use any
of the other encodings, or what the pros and cons between them. Can anyone
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