Hi Werner,
I got Mentor Software to run on a VNC-generated screen.
mkdir ./temporary_font_collection # Create a temporary directory
where to collect mgc fonts
$MGC_HOME/bin/mgc_font_collect ./temporary_font_collection # Collect
mgc fonts
mkdir ./mgc_specific_fon
Hello all,
We are using VNC to control our 4 servers (all NT4SP6) at our schoolintranet via a
dialup ISDN-line from home. One of them is directly dialed in to and that's the one
never giving any problems but the other 3 do!
Every 5 to 8 minutes working with one of them the connection is lost
Hi,
is there any plan, to implement a feature that tells you WHO is already
connected to some client? What I mean is, if you connect to a client, where
someone already is connected, you can set "CennectPriority" to "2" to deny
the new connection, which is good. But since we have quite a few
admin
> Another side-effect of disabling the service helper is that
> only the default user password will work. Normally, WinVNC
> can support a different password depending on which user is
> logged in.
this sounds cool. Exactly what we want, one password for the machine!
Lars
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> Another side-effect of disabling the service helper is that
> only the default user password will work. Normally, WinVNC
> can support a different password depending on which user is
> logged in.
Another question on this: Does it also prevent different port settings for
different users?
Lars
> anyway, but feel a
> newsgroup would suit our purposes better.
I have to say that I prefer newsgroups too. Less traffic for our
mail-servers.
Lars
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I am experienceing a strange problem with operating 'cooledit', a text
editor for linux, via a vncviewer running on W98.
Cooledit will accept all keystrokes except for the '#' which it completely
ignores. I have posted on the comp.os.linux.misc newsgroup and received a
reply telling me that NEdi
I have started the process to create the newsgroup alt.comp.vnc. I have
submitted two proposals already and will make my final submittal next week.
A week later, I will submit the command to create the group. I will post to
this group when this process is complete because I will need all of you
As an ISP greatly interested in VNC, I pledge to carry it.
Matt Nelson
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Hola David!
did you manage to get your vncserver running?
To complete my last answer I appended the differences between the original
vncserver and the one modified to meet my need. There you can see which fonts
will work and which session manager to start to get a CDE session. I'm still
looking
That is entirely up to you. However, I still plan on going through with
this process. I believe that there is sufficient interest in VNC to support
both a mailing list and a newsgroup. If you are happy with the list, I'm
glad. I however believe that the VNC community would be better served if
I would prefer a newsgroup, its easier to follow sequences of messages and
replies etc.
Andy
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To: 'Tim Waugh'; Vnc List (E-mail)
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That is entirely up to you. However,
Hi !!
> did you manage to get your vncserver running?
Not with the CDE. By now I'm very busy and have little time to
test it, but maybe next week I will restart the investigation.
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David Saez Padros
It's not like anyone is taking away the mailing list, guys. He is only
adding a news group as a very good option. Let's not get all uptight about
it, alright?
Thanks,
Steve Bostedor
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Hello,
what setup must be done on a Solaris Box running vncserver, to
connect to this box via our proxyserver whitch is MSProxy 2.0 on NT
Running vncserver on a PC I have an ini-File and the Proxyclient an it works
fine.
But I dont get a connection to my Solaris.
Thanks
Werner
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I'll make sure AT&T Worldnet adds it to their servers. Thanks for your
efforts.
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Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 9:24 AM
Subject: VNC Newsgroup
> I have started the process to create
Are we talking usenet connected, or a private newsgroup?
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> I'll make sure AT&T Worldnet adds it to their servers. Thanks for your
> effor
If its a windows client, you could probably climb into their NetBIOS and
find out their logon ID, the name of the client, all sorts. Depends if
they've got it all turned on, and on a LAN its very likely. I've seen this
information appear at the server end of other client/server apps, but I
suspect
> Hi,
>
> I've searched the mailing lists but haven't found any reference to this.
> When using the WinVNC server and client, I see 2 mouse cursors: one dot,
and
> the remote mouse cursor.
>
> Due to the delay of the remote cursor, I was wondering if it is possible
to
> turn it off and just stick
I have vncserver running on solaris 7 workstation as a
csh user with no problems. Now I have a user who
uses tcsh and can not seem to get vncserver running.
I am able to run on his workstation and he can not, so
I know it is his environment. Yes DISPLAY is set. Yes
tcsh is in /etc/shells. We
I would like to know if there are any software structure diagrams that
describe the software of the server and the viewer. I am interested in
embedding the viewer in a projector but I need to understand the over all
structure so that I can attempt to remove the layers that would not work in
a wire
> You can type in shorcut of VNCViewer: -nocursor or -normalcursor
>
> Look at: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/winvncviewer.html
That turns off the local cursor. I want to zap the remote one and keep the
local dot.
I did try changing the cursor in the control panel to a blank graphic, but
I just installed VNC (3.3.3r7) on a Windows98 (Second Edition) PC. I
installed the VNC as a service. When ever the computer is rebooted, the
dialog box that contains the password and settings for the service, pops up
asking for confirmation. The choices are "ok", "cancel", or "apply". I've
"ap
Daniel,
This list strips attachments. Could you send it to me also.
Have you tried to use the -query option. I use this on 2.6 sparc and 2.7
intel versions of Solaris to get the dtlogin screen.
Steve
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I've put the password in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default as
well (actually only there) on my Win95 workstations, no problem...
-Noralf-
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Emne: V
I saw this several times on the list but I could not find the solution to
the problem.
I have a Linux and a NT box. Running VNC as a server on the Linux and VNC as
viewer in listen mode on the NT. There are no problems connection each other
as server or viewer. But now, I do not understand the fo
I have a strange problem when using Xvnc and screen savers. If Xvnc is
in full-screen mode and xscreensaver blanks the screen both locally
and on the remote end the keyboard is no longer recognized by the
viewer. It's not just that the viewer doesn't send the keys, it
appears that it doesn't recei
> I have a Linux and a NT box. Running VNC as a server on the Linux and VNC as
> viewer in listen mode on the NT. There are no problems connection each other
> as server or viewer. But now, I do not understand the following.
>
> Connecting to the Linux box with SSH and making a reverse connection
After several posts to the alt.config group, I have been convinced that this
group would be better served as a comp.* group (probably
comp.sys.software.vnc). I have therefore converted my proposal to
alt.config into an Request for Discussion (RFD). I hope to post the RFD
within the next two week
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