vncviewer works fine on our macs & Linux and w98, but not on NT. The
viewer app runs briefly, does its dialogs and then hangs around for ~10s
and then terminates. And that's it. No error messages from either
vncviewer or windows gpf. What's going on?
--
Simon Dales, Publication Software Engineer
Hi,
Try this :
Setup your VNC normally on your PC (say pc-nt4).
Setup your password on it.
Copy C:\Program Files\ORL\VNC\WinVNC.exe and C:\Program
Files\ORL\VNC\vnchooks.dll in your system32 directory.
You need from the RK : sc.exe and reg.exe.
ntvnc.bat is for one computer.
ntbatchvnc.bat is u
Hi,
use vncserver -query localhost
But before, remove everything in your ~/.vnc/xstartup, but keep the file
empty
here.
Another way is to modify the script vncserver to allow the -query otpion to
avoid the xstartup.
#nouvelle ligne pour QUERY = new line for QUERY
#ligne modifiee pour QUERY = mod
Hi Predator,
with your distribution you got a file Vncviewer (don't take the wrong one
starting with lowercase "v"). Use this one as your $HOME/.Xresources (only
one
"s" and don't forget the dot before the "X").
Regards
Daniel
"oan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> am 01.02.2001 18:55:25
Bitte antwort
Hi Wayne:
You should modify your "vncserver"-script or your "$HOME/.vnc/xstartup"-script?
If you modify only "vncserver" you will have to remove "$HOME/.vnc/xstartup".
"vncserver" will then create a new one containing the modifications you made
there. If you modify only "$HOME/.vnc/xstartup" nob
thnx, it works that far.
now can i make linux start the xvnc for the root-user every time it starts?
The problem is, that i can't logon to the linux station via telnet using my
root-password. That means, every time i want to start a xvnc-server, i
would have to go physically to the puter, login...
When I am trying to connect to a user PC through VNC is it possible for them
to be prompted with a choice whether to allow me to control their PC or not.
e.g. Your pc is about to be controlled please click yes or no to confirm.
If this is not possible does anyone have any working suggestions wi
Hi Predator:
It is possible to allow root to login from any terminal, however this is not
recommended because this makes your system vulnerable. If you want to allow
it
any way use the configuration tool provided with your distribution (e.g. SuSE
Linux's configuration tool is yast), DON'T DO IT M
On Fri, 2 Feb 2001 13:43:24 +0930 , "Forrest, Wayne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
>
> Ive only just started using vnc and have the server running on both WNT and
> Solaris.
> When running the Xvnc server on Solaris is there anyway a pc client can
> display the Solaris Common Desktop Environ
Dear friends:
I have an unexpected situation working with VNC. My job is incredebly.
I have a PC (under Windows NT Server Operating System) just in the middle of
the ... AMAZONAS. This PC is used to take information about the weather (but
it is a minor job !!!). Its main job is to take inf
Siento no poder contestar su mensaje, pero estoy gozando de
mis merecidas vacaciones. Regreso probablemente el 15/02/2001.
Gracias por haberme escrito.
Prometo contestar a mi regreso.
Cordialmente. Jorge.
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Hi
Am running WinVNC V3.3.3r7 on Windows NT4.0 service pack 6.0a machines. Have
inserted the AuthHosts key in the registry to query connections to server
machines, which works fine.
Problem occurs when the user at the server end is not logged in to NT and a
connection is attempted. The notifica
> This PC is connected to INTERNET by a dedicated satelital line. Every
> day, I connect the PC wich I have at my headquarters - a little place,
with
> only one PC, lost in Africa - to the PC in the Amazonas thru INTERNET and
I
> take the control of the Amazonas' PC using VNC. Then, I take th
Jorge..de donde sos?...yo tambien utilizo el VNC.
Como te funciona?.probastes los nuevos parches que hay en la web.
Saludos
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 11:32 AM
Subject: Yahoo! Auto Response
> Siento no poder
At 01/02/2001 17:45, you wrote:
>Another problem that I see quite frequently is when the VNC Server has both
>a Default Password and User-Level password defined. For some reason that I
>have still not been able to figure out, VNC Server allows this. When the
>machine is logged off, you need the De
Is it possible to make a VNC server multicast to, say, a whole subnet of
IP adresses?
Picture the following scenario:
---
A teacher wishes to show all his students in the lab how to perform a
speciffic task on the computer. To accomplish this he would have to use a
projector (*expensive*), righ
> thnx, it works that far.
> now can i make linux start the xvnc for the root-user every time it starts?
> The problem is, that i can't logon to the linux station via telnet using my
> root-password. That means, every time i want to start a xvnc-server, i
> would have to go physically to the puter
On Fri, Feb 02, 2001 at 12:33:52PM +0100, Frode Hatlevik wrote:
> This kind of feature would be really neat.
Yes it would, and for another project geared towards the same scenario
(but with serial leads instead of a network so that it works more of
the time), see http://people.redhat.com/twaugh/
For those who have successfully run zebedee over roadrunner, a question:
Do you know if your local roadrunner is using NAT?
If so, how are you getting around that?
We've discovered that everyone here who can connect through zebedee is
using a low-bandwidth connection, and that those ISP's ar
I recently switched a NT4 workstation to Win 2000 Pro and the VNC Viewer
stopped working. I can connected using the browser version but when I
launch the stand alone I get the connection details window, enter my
address, and click OK but it never responds. I have to go into task manager
and kill
Does this Allow, :0 to be used so yuo can control, your main window?
Or does anyone know of a way to modify VNC to allow use of :0?
thanks
Brandon
>From: "Francis VIVAT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: Solaris 7 CDE
>Date: Fri, 2 Feb 20
Ya, sorry...
1. Delete keys
2. Restart service
:-)
Eww, that's so icky and slashdotty and... linuxy.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Mike Coppins
Sent: Friday, 02 February 2001 17:23
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: persistent conne
Ariane:
Hello! Some quick questions and suggestions:
> I have read the FAQ's about setting up VNC to run through a firewall, but
> was left a bit confused. Can anyone help?
> My Win2k PC sits behind a firewall. The VNC server is outside the firewall.
> Exactly what ports do I need to o
I read the X viewer docs, but couldn't find an explaination for the
-compresslevel and -quality options. In addition, I didn't understand the
implications of using owncmap; does using it reduce network traffic, or
does it have some other purpose altogether?
--
Todd A. Jacobs
Senior Network Consu
Am I correct in assuming that I will take an unnecessary performance hit
if I run tight encoding over an ssh tunnel with compression enabled?
Ordinarily, I would think that would simply try to recompress
already-compressed data, but I'm not sure if that's the case here.
Should I disable compressi
"Todd A. Jacobs" wrote:
>
> I read the X viewer docs, but couldn't find an explaination for the
> -compresslevel and -quality options. In addition, I didn't understand the
> implications of using owncmap; does using it reduce network traffic, or
> does it have some other purpose altogether?
As I
> "TAJ" == Todd A Jacobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TAJ> Am I correct in assuming that I will take an unnecessary
TAJ> performance hit if I run tight encoding over an ssh tunnel
TAJ> with compression enabled? Ordinarily, I would think that
TAJ> would simply try to recompress
> "TAJ" == Todd A Jacobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TAJ> I read the X viewer docs, but couldn't find an explaination
TAJ> for the -compresslevel and -quality options. In addition, I
TAJ> didn't understand the implications of using owncmap; does
TAJ> using it reduce network tr
Comments on the difference(s) and/or benefits of using Tridia VNC v. ATT
VNC.
Setup would be: Location A has a 64K 1B ISDN Link - NetGear RH348
Location B has a 56K Dial up moving to Cable -
NetGear
RM356 at this time.going to SMC Barricade &
Is https the best way to connect through a NAT translated IP address?
On Fri, 2 Feb 2001, John Creegan wrote:
> For those who have successfully run zebedee over roadrunner, a question:
> Do you know if your local roadrunner is using NAT?
>
> If so, how are you getting around that?
>
> We'v
Could someone can help me?
I'm working on VNC without X under linux. I have got all the required software
from http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/. I have compiled successfully.
But while running the svncviewer, the monitor screen is blanked and the
following massage is appear:
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