[ANNOUNCE] PalmVNC 1.40 Now Available

Hi, The new version of the VNC client for PalmOS handheld computers, PalmVNC, is now available for download. PalmVNC 1.40 is a major update, and includes resolutions for the most common issues regarding PalmVNC (see new features below). It is strongly recommended that all users download version

FW: X-masgift: VNC ported to S/390

With Rob and I both beating on it, he was able to get VNC working on Linux for System/390 (i.e., Linux running on IBM mainframes). As expected, it turned out to be an endian-ness issue, but not in VNC itself. The XFree86 code shipped along with VNC needed to be told about Linux/390 (which we kne

RE: X-masgift: VNC ported to S/390

I wrote: > Here's the patch against VNC 3.3.3r2 (the Unix source level currently on the > download site), could it please be incorporated into the next rollup? but the list software decided: > [demime 0.97b removed an attachment of type > application/octet-stream which had a name of vnc-3.3.3

Re: Mac Tight VNC?

> "LR" == Levy Rami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: LR> Hi, Just wondering - are there any plans to add tight VNC LR> capability to the Mac client? I'm not familiar with Macs and do not have them near me so I don't have such plans. But if somebody would like to do it, I'll will be happy

RE: icon at the rigth of the

In the registry in: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run There should be a KEY (type REG_SZ) named WinVNC. That key should contain a data value of: "C:\Program Files\ORL\VNC\WinVNC.exe" -servicehelper Of course the exact path depends on your VNC install. If that registry entry i

RE: icon at the rigth of the

Is this applicable to Windows 95/98 as well as NT? I'm running a couple of VNC machines on 95/98, and installed it a bunch of times for testing, and I've never had to use the Service Helper (on 95/98). I took a quick look and I don't see that registry key present, and I have the VNC icon in my s

remote admin

Hello everyone. I'm new to the list, so I apologize if I'm about to ask a question that has already gone through this group. But hopefully, someone can spare a few minutes to help out. I work for a university and in charge of supporting a wide array of wintel machines (9x/nt/2k). A large porti

VNC and keymapping problem

Hello, I'm using VNC viewer on a PC running NT. I have 2 VNC servers, one on a Solaris box and one on an AIX box. On both of these I'm running CDE and in my .vnc/xstartup file I have Xsession & Whenever I connect to either of these machines and use the xmodmap command, it completely hoses up m

VNC Toolbar

How can I get rid of the VNC Toolbar that appears at the top left of my screen? It covers some of my screen and leaves trails behind when I move about the screen. I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of it, and the faq's don't seem to address it as a problem. Bob Fischer __

OT: determining if on a network (windows)

This isn't specifically a VNC question, however many people on this list are quite knowledgeable about Windows, and it does relate to a project I'm doing with VNC: I would like to run a short program/script at bootup (specifically for laptops) that determines if the laptop is on a network or not

RE: icon at the rigth of the

Sorry, you're right. I assumed NT/2000. -Original Message- From: Glenn Mabbutt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 12:33 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: icon at the rigth of the Is this applicable to Windows 95/98 as well as NT? I'm running a couple of VN

RE: [ovforum] RE: Trouble with VNC and OpenView

I have also had this problem. I have VNC 3.3.3r2 on Solaris 8 running the server half and VNC 3.3.3r7 on WIN2K running the viewer. I retrieved the previous versions from the VNC site and still have the same problem. I retrieved VNC 3.3.2r2 from an old backup and ran a server instance on my Solaris

Re: client-side printing

Thanks to Simon & James for the comments. Fortunately I don't need to come up with an all inclusive printing solution. Basically my problem is to enable users running a modified vnc viewer on their local computer (Linux/Mac/PC), who are connected over the internet to their own Xvnc server running

Re: VNC and Firewalls, a story.

> "BJ" == BJ Blanchard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: BJ> In order to avoid the multiple nested ssh's, use a port BJ> redirector (eg. redir). On my firewall, I redirect port 24 to BJ> port 22 on my Solaris box, so from home I do: ssh -p 24 ... I assume that you mean that on firewal

Re: VNC and Firewalls, a story.

> "Ehud" == Ehud Karni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Ehud> On Fri, 5 Jan 2001 20:36:09 -0600 (CST), William L. (Bill) Barth Ehud> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> home$ ssh -t work ssh work1 /pathtovncserver/vncserver :2 ; ssh -g -R 5902:work1:5902 home >> >> (The

Re: VNC and Firewalls, a story.

"William L. (Bill) Barth" wrote: > Assuming I understand your suggestion, the problem with trying to do > it that way is that I'm not allowed to connect directly to or open > ports on the firewall itself. All connections to the ssh port (22) on > the work firewall are forwarded (transparently to

Re: VNC and Firewalls, a story.

> "Joseph" == Joseph A Knapka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: OT: is that your actual email address or did somebody's mail client/server muck things up. ('cuz I just looked in the passwd file at work and you don't have an account ther