Florian Werbinek & James "Wez" Weatherall
Thanks for the replies, guys, but it's still not playing ball! I've now
tried "?:", "-:?:" & "?:*:" all with a complete reboot to be sure, but
nothing gives a confirmation dialog - I am always allowed straight in after
the password. Any chance of some reg
Wez,
I think that being able to detect certain registry changes for WinVNC would
be very beneficial. I am very interested in the "disable local keyboard &
pointer" setting.
I hope it can be worked into a near future release.
I am looking for features that would enhance classroom use of VNC. P
Several companies have "pre-boot" features built into their systems (PXE,
etc). Some companies (ON-Technology, for example) have a small "pre-boot
OS". These types of systems offer the advantage of being able to access a
computer that may be having hardware or software problems.
Would it be bene
>Several companies have "pre-boot" features built into their systems (PXE,
>etc). Some companies (ON-Technology, for example) have a small "pre-boot
>OS". These types of systems offer the advantage of being able to access a
>computer that may be having hardware or software problems.
>
>Would it b
Try tridia's release. I had the same problem with the AT&T release but
it works properly under Tridia.
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Wallowing in nostalgia Jonathan? :)
Perhaps you should start a series on 6502 assembler ;)
Kieran
> -Original Message-
> From: Jonathan Morton [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Re: VNC as a "pre-boot" OS?
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> Thanks for the replies, guys, but it's still not playing ball! I've now
> tried "?:", "-:?:" & "?:*:" all with a complete reboot to be sure, but
> nothing gives a confirmation dialog - I am always allowed straight in
after
> the password. Any chance of some registry screen shots?
Where have you
It works properly under the AT&T release!
What problem did you have with the feature and which version of VNC were you
using?
James "Wez" Weatherall
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> I think that being able to detect certain registry changes for WinVNC
would
> be very beneficial. I am very interested in the "disable local keyboard &
> pointer" setting.
> I hope it can be worked into a near future release.
The registry monitoring features appear to operate under enough OS v
>>Thanks for the replies, guys, but it's still not playing ball! I've
>>now tried "?:", "-:?:" & "?:*:" all with a complete reboot to be sure,
>>but nothing gives a confirmation dialog - I am always allowed straight in
>>after the password. Any chance of some registry screen shots?
>Where have you
AuthHosts is a machine-local, not a user-local setting.
i.e. it belongs under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3, not under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default.
I suggest you change your server VNC password, since you've sent the hex of
it out to the mailing list!
Cheers,
Jame
>AuthHosts is a machine-local, not a user-local setting.
>i.e. it belongs under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3, not
>under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3]
"AuthHosts"="-:?192.168"
"QuerySetting"=dword:0002
The above works. P
What's wrong with a Z80?
Kieran Coughlan wrote:
> Wallowing in nostalgia Jonathan? :)
>
> Perhaps you should start a series on 6502 assembler ;)
>
> Kieran
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Jonathan Morton [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2000 1:00 PM
> > To: [
>Wallowing in nostalgia Jonathan? :)
>
>Perhaps you should start a series on 6502 assembler ;)
Hehe, I was simply giving an example of how minimal the hardware
requirements could be. The encoders, however, would be a *bad* idea due to
the complete lack of processing power available - Raw encodin
>What's wrong with a Z80?
You might want to take a look at:
http://www.realweasel.com/intro.html
It's an intersting devices that lets you do the boot screen, BIOS, etc... of a
PC via a dumb terminal.
>>Perhaps you should start a series on 6502 assembler ;)
http://www.tecel.com/ makes a very n
Guys,
speaking of the Z80...
I have an old Timex\Sinclair TS1000 (sinclair zx81), that has a wordprocessor
rom pack that totally takes over the system, replacing the 8k sinclair
basic rom with its own rom...
possibly a new rom for the wordprocessor pack could be burned...
...if the vnc display
I'm looking for some documentation for the Win32 VNC Server code. I'm
going to be modifying it; and it would be helpful to know the order of
operations of the server (i.e., is the server started upon calling the
constructor? During socketConnect()? Somewhere else?), as well as just
in general how
Tim,
I could probably dig an old Z80 asm. book out of storage. I remember that 0xc9
is a RET and 0xD9 is a call..
Tim Senecal wrote:
> Guys,
>
> speaking of the Z80...
>
> I have an old Timex\Sinclair TS1000 (sinclair zx81), that has a wordprocessor
> rom pack that totally takes over
On Tue, Dec 12, 2000 at 02:35:45PM -0700, Tim Senecal wrote:
> ...if the vnc display can be restructured for a black and white 64x42 pixel
> screen.
Talking of small VNC viewer windows, I've long been meaning to have a
64x64 VNC viewer dock-app that does anti-aliasing..
Not that anti-aliasing h
Hi all,
I'm having some slightly unusual problems using VNC through a firewall, and
I've searched around for the exact problem in the FAQ and mail archives but
haven't come up with anything. I'm attempting to use VNC in the following
environment:
vncviewer on
NT Workstation Home gatew
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