Is there a VNC Newsgroup? I have not been able to find one. While the
mailing list is ok, there is more than sufficient interest in this product
to justify is own newsgroup. Comments?
Mark Laris
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To unsubscr
I have VNC installed under Windows NT 4.0 (running Small business Server
with Proxy Server 2.0 and SP6a). I have enabled packet filtering and opened
ports 5800 and 5900 in the Proxy Server. Everything seems to be installed
ok but I cannot connect because I cannot input a password. When I try to
> -Original Message-
> From: Adam Tauno Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 29 December 2000 16:10
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re:"ethical" to hide the VNC logo ...
>
> I think the icon should stay. But some method of making the
> configuration
> "read-only" would be nice.
Excerpts from vnc: 22-Dec-100 Re: Noise on the vnc-list :.. by Lee
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> Just a suggestion - answering only the person who raised the question keeps
> others who may well have the same problem now or in the near future from
> seeing the answer. That ends up making more work for th
I couldn't agree more!
Jeremy Peaks
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From: Mark J. Laris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Vnc-List (E-mail) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 01 January 2001 22:15
Subject: VNC Newsgroup
> Is there a VNC Newsgroup? I have not been able to find one. While the
> mailing list is ok, t
My only comment is this:
Mailing lists come to you. You have to go get newsgroup messages.
I'd prefer mailing lists because if you have Internet access, you have
email. You might not necessarily be able to get to news groups.
-ME
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From: "j.peaks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Surely you have a "reply to all" option? Use that, delete the list's address
and copy the sender's address to the primary recipient field. Why is that a
huge pain?
And I find that feature very convneient, that replies default to the list.
Even when I write a new messgae, I generally reply to an o
I think you misunderstood. The private mail is meant to keep the investigation
out of the list. Whenever any new knowledge surfaces, they should, of course,
be posted to the list as well as the final solution. The private mails need
not be one-on-one. They should be addressed to all who are showin
Hi.
I've got a problem with the NT VNC client. I'm connecting to a Linux box,
but getting the following error in the logs:
26/12/00 18:14:19 Got connection from client 24.92.45.144
26/12/00 18:14:20 Protocol version 3.3
26/12/00 18:14:22 Pixel format for client 24.92.45.144:
26/12/00 18:14:22
At http://www.harakan.btinternet.co.uk/PalmVNC/Manual/manual.htm you can
read:
> Use the View menu to scale the desktop. This requires a VNC server
> that supports the scaling extensions.
Where can i get such a VNC server with scaling extension ?
-
Seeing several postings regarding local printing when connected via VNC, I've decided
to post the solution that I found for this situation.
In particular, this is for a Solaris VNC server session, sending a postscript printjob
to a local Windows printer which is running the VNC viewer.
NOTE:
>VNC server default format:
> 0 bits per pixel.
This is a classic symptom of the Xvnc Hextile-buffer-overrun bug. I
believe a patch for it was submitted, but unfortunately AT&T seem to be a
little slow at incorporating patches and releasing new versions. I suggest
grabbing the source, applying
>I just got finished looking at "CGRemoteOperation.h", and if it does even
>half of what it claims to do, we have all we need to write a vncserver for
>Mac OS X, in a manner more akin to the classic mac OS server and the
>windows server. that little header file lists and comments all the
>routine
>> There is a proper fix in my internal version of the VNC Server,
>> I might yet be able to make a new release before Xmas!
>
>OK, fine - there's little point me working on this next crazy fix
>then (pity, cos I'm sure I've got it this time - patching the
>CursorDevice Manager so that if it is ca
>Jonathan, is it possible you could give a (tentative) list of extra
>features you project will be in the alpha 3 release? - it would be
>useful for me, at least, so that I know what I can start to rip out
>of the vncPatches68k code...
Another small change which many should appreciate, is the del
Ben,
> Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2000 19:33:34 +
> From: Ben Prescott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: zero bits errors
>
[SNIP]
> I'm running my vncserver on Redhat 6.0, and after a variable amount of
> time, it'll cease accepting connections. It seems from the discussion I've
> found in the archives
>I'd like to announce the availability of VNCDimension 0.7.0 for Apple's Mac OS
>X Public Beta.
Sounds good - I haven't tried it yet since I'm not using MacOS X on a
regular basis (enough of the apps I use 'break' under OS-X to make it not
worth my while...).
>I'm also interested in pitching in
No, no, discussion is good along the lines of "what is better A or B", "well I
like A better because ..." and "B does it for me because..."
It's the clarifications and "try this, if it doesn't work, try that" that the
list can do without. Once the question has been sufficiently clairified, this
c
You mean like a private mailing list, but where you have to keep adding
members as they show interest and keep all of the members on the "to" line?
If a thread isn't interesting, don't read it. It's really not that hard.
-ME
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From: "Carlyle Sutphen" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
This may be a question without a solution, because the faqs say there isn't
a server for Win 3.11 but if anyone could suggest a solution, VNC or
alternative, I'd be grateful.
I have an old 486 running WFWG 3.11 which I'm using as a print server for a
home network and for backup of data files o
Because this list does not include the senders email address in the from
field.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Carlyle Sutphen
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 9:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Noise on the vnc-list : suggestion
Yes. The entire CoreGraphics framework is available to both the Cocoa and
Carbon environments. I'm not sure how well it will fit into the existing Mac
VNC server, especially since CoreGraphics isn't available under Mac OS <= 9.
It probably makes more sense to port part of the Xvnc server going thr
Just thought, but could you run WIN 95 on this old 486 box?
Lee
At 04:02 PM 12/22/00 -0800, you wrote:
>This may be a question without a solution, because the faqs say there
>isn't a server for Win 3.11 but if anyone could suggest a solution, VNC or
>alternative, I'd be grateful.
>
>I have an
Hi there!
Just one question. I can4t find the answer in the FAQ. Maybe I misunderstood
something.
My questions is about Q52 of the FAQ listet here:
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Reply, then cut-and-paste the address from the header.
-Original Message-
From: Steve Bostedor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 8:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Noise on the vnc-list : suggestion
Because this list does not include the senders email ad
How about running the DOS viewer on the WFW3.11 machine to view one of the
Win98 machines? Then one monitor, mouse and keyboard could run btwo
machines, and you'd have access to the WFW and Win98 machine.
--
Ian Cowley
Computer Services Dept
National Farmers' Union
>This may be a question witho
You could give the DOS version of VNC a try. I haven't tried it, but since
Win 3x is just a GUI for DOS anyway, it might be worth a try. The URL is:
http://c0w.inode.at/mjy//dosvnc.html
Patrick.
>This may be a question without a solution, because the faqs say there
>isn't a server for Win 3.
I can't understand why some people insist on not discussing the entire
content. It has been mentioned a number of times that if that scheme is to
work and if the list is to serve it's intended puprpose to serve as a
reference even for those who didn't ask a question, it is of utmost importance
tha
Let's not appoint anybody. Let anybody answer RTFM who feels the need; just do
it in a private mail. If they get several such mails, they'll either get the
message or leave the list in a huff.
Date: 22.12.2000 22:10
To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just started using the VNC server for X, and the WinVNC viewer. It
worked fine, except whenever I pressed the Backspace key, nothing
happened. I investigated a little, and found that I'd set things up
so that, whenever *any* X server started, I'd run "xmodmap", and
configure the X server in wa
Hi,
It's included with PalmVNC - see "Installation" in the manual. You can apply
the extensions to 3.3.3r7, and it will downgrade the server to 3.3.3r2
automatically.
Hope this helps,
Chris Smith (Harakan Software).
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Url you are pointing to is a DOS viewer, but is there a DOS SERVER as well ?
Regards,
Dries Feys -- Software Engineer
TVH forklift parts -- Thermote & Vanhalst NV
Driemasten 120-126 -- B-8560 Gullegem-Belgium
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- URL: http://www.tvh.be
Tel: +32 (0)56 434745 -- Fax:
Usenet would be excellent. I HATE these mailing lists. i would rather
check out the newsgroup when I need to. it would also help keep down the
"how do I hide the VNC icon" syndrome, as recent threads are easilly
viewable. It would also (I think) open this list up to a much wider
audience. Mod
I am not suggesting getting rid of the mailing list just that their should
also be a newsgroup. I think that VNC is an excellent tool and it has
certainly generated a lot of interest. I believe that a newsgroup is
appropriate. Does anyone know how to go about starting up a newsgroup?
I'll do th
I traced the prior URL though the following link off of the main VNC site:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/contribs.html
I did not see any link for DOS other then the one I sent before. Perhaps
Marinos Yannikos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> is aware of one.
Patrick.
>The Url you are pointing to is a
Hi,
I'd also rather have this list as a newsgroup so that I do not receive
all posts automatically. Recently the activity on the list has increased
to some 20-30 messages a day which is a little inconvenient to skim
through.
There are, on the other hand, positive side effects of the present for
Why not both, usenet and this mailing list ? Then everybody is happy... Is there a
way to connect both to eachother ?
Regards,
Dries Feys -- Software Engineer
TVH forklift parts -- Thermote & Vanhalst NV
Driemasten 120-126 -- B-8560 Gullegem-Belgium
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- URL: http://w
The OpenBSD list seems to do this. I'm not sure how, though.
You can check out http://www.openbsd.org/mail.html.
-ME
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From: "Dries Feys" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 2, 2001 12:34 PM
Subject: RE: VNC Newsgroup
> Why not both,
A newsgroup would not serve the needs of all VNC users. I for one as well
as many others I am sure do not have newsgroup access through their work's
internet connection. Therefore there might be something posted on the
newsgroup that would be valuable to me and I wouldn't know about it. What
go
Like this topic. These things come up on every list I have been on and
waste more bandwidth than all the non-RTFMers combined. Lets just drop
it and get on with VNC.
When someone asks how to get rid of the icon, let the first person to
see it point them to the archive or RTFM an
I am trying to find a way to either auto enter this warning box or simply
do away with it w/o recompiling the entire program. I have set the
AuthRequired to 0 as well as the AllowProperties and AllowShutdown. Since
I have done this, I now receive a message box every time the program
starts, whic
Why doesn't someone open one up at www.egroups.com and start inviting
people?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Michael H.
Collins
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 1:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: VNC Newsgroup
Like this t
Yes you can, technically. In America, anyways, you can monitor your
computers, house, car, ect., any way that you see fit. Be careful not to go
overboard, it destroys credibility. ;)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Simon Biber
Sent: Mon
Yes it does. On your message below, the from is
From: "Steve Bostedor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Simon.
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From: "Steve Bostedor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 1:30 AM
Subject: RE: Noise on the vnc-list : suggestion
> Because
I'm not in America thank you. Anyway, you misspelt anyway, and etc.
> Yes you can, technically. In America, anyways, you can monitor your
> computers, house, car, ect., any way that you see fit. Be careful not to
go
> overboard, it destroys credibility. ;)
>
> -Original Message-
> From
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>> Sent: 29 December 2000 16:10
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Re:"ethical" to hide the VNC logo ...
>>
>> I think the icon should stay. But some method of making the
>> configuration
>> "read-only" would be nice.
>
>If you read the documentation, there's a registry setting (I thi
I haven't bothered to look into it but the vnc-list mail format confuses MS
outlook. It doesn't see the original sender unless you jump through some
special hoops. The result is that is very hard for an Outlook user (at least
the flavor used at my site) to reply directly to the sender instead of t
WEird. It doesn't show to using Outlook 2000.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Simon Biber
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2001 2:16 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Noise on the vnc-list : suggestion
Yes it does. On your message below,
I must have found a second route to the download page, 'cos after I posted,
I found the 'whats new' list for 3.3.3r2 and I looks like a fix is in there.
I'm running this latest build server-side, so I'll tell you if it works in
a month!
thanks, Ben.
At 09:28 02/01/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>Ben,
They showed up here using Outlook 2000 against an Exchange 5.5 SP3 mail
server. Looking at the full headers of the message Steve sent(I sent a copy
to Steve only), his SMTP mail server is NOT running Exchange, but PostOffice
as the MTA. It looks like the MTA at his end is stripping the 'From:' w
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