Hello !
I'm using VNC with some Pcs (servers, workstations in nt4 or 2000), without
any problem. I met with a memory problem on one pc. The OS is NT4 SP4
workstation. VNC server is running as service. Without using VNC, the amount
of memory used by the process "winvnc" is increasing with 3-4 K
Which version of VNC are you using ?
I know this isn't a solution, but can't you just kill the VNC service by the
task manager and then restart the service ?
Regards,
Dries Feys -- Software Engineer
TVH forklift parts -- Thermote & Vanhalst NV
Driemasten 120-126 -- B-8560 Gullegem-Belgium
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>From: "Dries Feys" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: RE: Memory prb with NT4
>Date: Tue, 3 Apr 2001 09:53:24 +0200
>
>Which version of VNC are you using ?
The last one : 333R9 (the problem existed with the 333R7 too).
>I know this isn't a soluti
The only thing I can see now, is to "upgrade" to SP 6a, but I'm not sure it
we resolve anything. There is somewhere a memory leak caused by VNC or the
combination of VNC and SP 4...
Regards,
Dries Feys -- Software Engineer
TVH forklift parts -- Thermote & Vanhalst NV
Driemasten 120-126 -- B-
> Date: Mon, 2 Apr 2001 13:53:12 +0200
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Hide VNC service
>
> I have install WinVNC on my Windows NT workstation. Is it possible
> hide a running WinVNC service from list od services (Control Panel -
> Services, NET START)? Thank you very much for your ans
I want to notify user, i4m going on his screen, but notify box does not appear.
I use Tridia 1.4 running as service on Win98, loopback for testing, I4m logged
locally as "B" with IP 192.168...
I tried to set it into both HKLM and HK_USERS, I tried to set AuthHost
"?192.168", I tried to set QueryS
You must run "winvnc -install" on the remote machine to install the service
and then "net start" to start it. You will have to copy appropriate default
settings to the machine's registry first, though.
James "Wez" Weatherall
--
"The path to enlightenment is /usr/bin/enlightenment"
Labo
Hello,
sorry if this is an old question...
I am trying to use VNC to access both a machine where I am running VMWare
and the VMWare machine itself.
On both cases after a short moment the machine inside VMWare crashes with a
blue screen.
On the machine running VMWare I have NT Workstation SP6 an
> I am trying to use VNC to access both a machine where I am running VMWare
> and the VMWare machine itself.
> On both cases after a short moment the machine inside VMWare crashes with
a
> blue screen.
>
> On the machine running VMWare I have NT Workstation SP6 and the installed
on
> VMWare doesn'
I would never recommend to anyone to install service pack 6a, service pack 5
is the one I would recommend
cheers
rog
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From: Dries Feys
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Subject: RE: Memory prb with NT4
The only thing I can see now, is to "upgrade" to SP 6a, b
And why not, if I may know ?
Dries Feys -- Software Engineer
TVH forklift parts -- Thermote & Vanhalst NV
Driemasten 120-126 -- B-8560 Gullegem-Belgium
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Tel: +32 (0)56 434745 -- Fax: +32 (0)56 434446
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Van: [EMA
I did it and I shafted the user database.
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Subject: RE: Memory prb with NT4
And why not, if I may know ?
Dries Feys -- Software Engineer
TVH
I did it as well, and I have no problems at all...
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: +32 (0)56 434446
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I use -fp tgt/localhost:7100.
check what port your fonts are being served from.
netstat -na
Steve
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Subject: Cannot load Xfont hel
> I did it as well, and I have no problems at all...
I use NT4SP6a on quite a few systems, including our backup server (running
Legato NetWorker). It works fine. I installed SP6a because of a vendor
recommendation, but I can't remember which one.
I believe that SP6 is bad news ...
Here is the configuration I used and it work just fine
between a Solaris box and NT4.0 SP5
> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3]
> "AuthHosts"="-:?10:?32"
> "QueryTimeout"=dword:003c
> "ConnectPriority"=dword:0001
> "QuerySetting"=dword:0002
Hope this helps
Ralph Wagner
BSS
"
There was some bad reports on SP6 when it first came out...
caused alot of blue screens...but the SP6a patch fixed
those problems. Have not heard of many problems since then.
Ralph Wagner
BSS
Rodney Wines wrote:
>
> > I did it as well, and I have no problems at all...
>
> I use NT4SP6a on quit
>I can update the vnc settings with a registry set over http, but I cannot
>see how to set the listen port for it.
>On my system here, the GUI won't allow me to enter -5875!
As another thought -- as of the newer releases (r7 and higher for Windows),
the publicly released server also contains the
>A lot of development distracting from the core requirement which is to
>administrate a website! (no ftp either!), just port 25, 80, 81, NTACL.
Foolish question, I'm sure, and more political than technical, but how
exactly did your supervisors *intend* for you to do this administration?
It seems
>% netscape
>Error: Can't open display: jgarrett:0.0
>%
I don't think that xhost is going to help. xhost affects authorization to
use an X display, but the error message does not indicate an authentication
error. It appears to indicate that Display :0 simply does not exist.
Some questions:
1.
At 03:18 PM 4/3/01 +0200, you wrote:
>> I did it as well, and I have no problems at all...
>
>I use NT4SP6a on quite a few systems, including our backup server (running
>Legato NetWorker). It works fine. I installed SP6a because of a vendor
>recommendation, but I can't remember which one.
>
>I b
At 12:42 PM 4/3/01 +0100, you wrote:
>I would never recommend to anyone to install service pack 6a, service pack 5
>is the one I would recommend
>
>cheers
>rog
I am aware of the glaring fubars present in SP4, and that SP5 fixed at
least some of those. What was so bad about SP6a? It worked fine
> The last comment would make a lot of sense. The very existence of an 'a'
> version of SP6 means that they realized that they had hosed something
> immensely badly (in plain SP6) and had to fix it immediately (in SP6a).
> Which would suggest that SP6a is probably pretty clean (since there is no
Hi,
I've tested VNC for several days, and I really find it interesting for
screen capture encoding.
The question is: do you feel it is simple, with the source code, to create a
screen encoding application, without any consideration for the client-server
model?
I refine the problem:
- I don't ca
Thanks for the reply.
I can connect using http://computer:5800 if the server is running VNC but
not if it is running Tridia, so it seems as if Tridia has indeed dropped
Java. Perhaps I need to return to the standard VNC!
Regards
John
> -Original Message-
> From: James ''Wez'' Weatheral
On Tue, Apr 03, 2001 at 05:31:01PM +0200, Nicolas Descharmes wrote:
> - I REALLY care about encoding screen captures (for making applications
> demos for instance)
If you want application demos, rfbproxy
(http://people.redhat.com/twaugh/rfbproxy/>) or xrfbviewer
(http://www.hexonet.de/>) can rec
Thanks, Ralph.
I was blind when I typed key AuthHost and not AuthHosts and it took about 15
hours of my life...
Ales
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Hi Nicolas,
did you test Snagit (www.snagit.com)?
It is little and simple shareware for screen captures and may help you.
Ales Drnovsky
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They actually took httpd.c out of the source tree. But it is relatively
easy to add it and the hooks back in, and I've done that by comparing the
VNC sources to the Tridia sources. I could generate patch files for this if
anyone is interested.
Dean
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> From: John Cle
I have VNC installed on a Windows NT server and installed as a service.
Every time I start the machine, it says the password for VNC is not set. I
have set it a number of times, but it doesn't seem to set it. Any ideas?
Thanks,
--
Mark Warbeck, MCSE
Computer Systems Engineer
On Tue, 03 Apr 2001 09:51:16 -0500, you wrote:
>OK, that was just nosy of me... Feel free to ignore that...
It's political... I'd like to talk about it, but...
~~
Haveland-Robinson Associates Tel. +36 30 223 2158
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Dean - I'm very interested. We are moving a bunch of machines over to
Tridia for the tight encoding but we need the Java applet. If you can
generate a patch - sign me up!
Kevin Hilscher
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hey all ,
I understood that the PortNumber setting in WinVNC (using .R9) is for the
general server.
is there a way to change the port number for the Java-http server ?
TIA , Ran
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I am not sure if this has been noticed, or if VNC does not like special
characters as a password, but within the Win version I had set the password
to "QPH@#as9%" without the "". When I use the viewer to access the server I
can use ANY character as the last character and it will login successfull
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> I am not sure if this has been noticed, or if VNC does not like special
> characters as a password, but within the Win version I had set the password
> to "QPH@#as9%" without the "". When I use the viewer to access the server I
> can use ANY character as the last cha
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> I am not sure if this has been noticed, or if VNC does not like special
> characters as a password, but within the Win version I had set the password
> to "QPH@#as9%" without the "". When I use the viewer to access the server I
> can use ANY character as the last cha
At 04:46 PM 4/3/01 -0500, you wrote:
>I am not sure if this has been noticed, or if VNC does not like special
>characters as a password, but within the Win version I had set the password
>to "QPH@#as9%" without the "". When I use the viewer to access the server I
>can use ANY character as the las
Yes a new FAQ would help. I actually did read "most" of the FAQ and
documents.
Thanks to all for the help. Sorry to be repetitive but I did not find it in
the archive either.
Marty
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To:
It's because VNC only uses the first 8 characters of the password
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I can't believe that it's been two days, I've seen five different problems
resolved, but not a single post regarding this one? Does no one out there
have VNC running on a platform with multiple adapters?
At 02:19 PM 3/30/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>I am having trouble connecting to a machine tha
from the secret journal of Mac Reiter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> VNC only uses the first 8 characters of the password, to maintain
> compatibility with some old pathetic implementation of a password routine
> on one of the hundreds of platforms that it supports. Since your password
> is 9 characters
At 05:49 PM 4/3/01 -0500, you wrote:
>I can't believe that it's been two days, I've seen five different problems
>resolved, but not a single post regarding this one? Does no one out there
>have VNC running on a platform with multiple adapters?
Probably due to the sheer number of issues that po
I have VNC on a Win2k box with 2 NICs. one internal one external. I have
never had a problem connecting with VNC from inside or out.
Daniel Curry
Tsola, Inc.
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650.486.2624
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From: Andy & Lenore Etherington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I have found that when VNC runs on a Windows NT system with two NICs, access
is available via both NICs. Indeed, I had to struggle to get the settings
right to prevent access via the external NIC (using the AuthHosts registry
key).
Angus.
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From: "Mac Reiter" <[EMAIL PR
On Tue, 03 Apr 2001 09:47:55 -0500, you wrote:
>If the firewall in question allows arbitrary
>outgoing connections (which is not uncommon), then you could simply have
>the service running on the server, run vncviewer in "listen mode" on your
>machine (the install should have placed such a shortcu
Thanks. I never even thought ICS would be a problem, and didn't search on
it. Opening the ports in the registry solved the probloem. Sorry I had to
be bitchy to get a response, but it was what I needed.
Andy Etherington
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