>> Has anyone updated mindvnc since mindbright have stopped
>> supporting/developing it? I don't fully understand how it works
>> yet.
>>
>> Is there any documentation on using mindvnc, since Mindbright
>> have taken it down?
>
>It supports lots of modes of operation, so using it does not look ea
Is there a winvnc process running when you call the command below?
The command tells an existing server to connect to the client but does not
run the server itself.
Cheers,
James "Wez" Weatherall
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> >From the "How it works" web page:
>
> "We have also created simple servers which produce
> displays other than desktops, using a simple toolkit.
> A "VNC CD player", for example, generates a CD player
> user interface using the protocol directly without
> any reference t
I am sorry that it has taken so long for me to get back to this...
> No. You should place the cursor over the notepad window, then move it to
> other to verify that the CPU usage is only high over that window.
The only time the CPU had a continuous spike was when the mouse cursor
turned into a
Hello all,
I have a question which many of you may have already faced. I apologize
for reiterating it, but the FAQ and Documentation didn't really clear it
up for me.
Here is the basic information:
Server - Direct to Internet
Viewing - always will be via the HTTP interface from WITHIN a firewal
Andy,
> I am administrator of a domain over 1000 miles away, and until today
> was using PcAnywhere for remote access. Security policies dictated
> that pcA's ports be closed so now I only have port 80 and 25 to work
> through.
I'm not sure about getting VNC to work through a different port, bu
I'd like to announce the availability of VNCDimension 0.7.6 for Apple's
Mac OS X. This is a VNC client that support multiple simultaneous VNC
sessions. Since this is a Cocoa Mac OS X native application, it will not
run on Mac OS 9 or below. You can get VNCDimension at
http://www.mdimension.com
When I am at the server directly, I have a screen resolution of about
1024x768. When I connect using VNC, I am getting only 640x480.
I am using the Xvnc -inetd option, with the -geometry 1024x768 switch.
Any suggestions
Ryan
Hi,
I want freeware for manage list of vnc servers in lan.
I have found vncscan but it s not freeware ...
Thks for your best help
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It is possible to have VNC automatically change drag mode from
"show contents" to "outline" sort of like it is done with the background.
Johan
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Hello,
See http://www.chez.com/pag/vncmng.html
It is a vnc manager of ` french site but it is in english
Bernard Capitaine
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Hello,
>From my Sun, i've some difficulties to run CDE on vnc:
- When i've installed and launched Xvnc from my user's session, it is
impossible to exit from it.
- I connect me to the vnc server from a internet browser and i launch
applications. The windows of Applications doesn't open on my Displ
OK, using the information in the message:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vnc-list/message/20461
I set up a server to connect with multiple resolutions for different ports.
Here are the relevant parts of inetd.conf, with comments.
# Works correctly
vnc-640x480x16 stream tcp nowait roo
Sorry for double-posting, I meant to fix the Subject to be more informative.
OK, using the information in the message:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vnc-list/message/20461
I set up a server to connect with multiple resolutions for different ports.
Here are the relevant parts of inetd.con
dear sir
I think the best way is declaring Xvnc daemons through the
/usr/dt/config/Xservers file. As 'standard' X terminals.
We experienced this method with other operating systems (specially Unixware
which uses CDE). You can consult our documentation at
http://www.axel.fr/fr/tech_axvnc.html (th
Thanks much for all you help I really appreciate it. Finally found the
problem. The port that VNC was accessing was disabled. Chalk this one down
to a "Brain Burp" on my part. Many thanks again.
Charles.
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Solaris has a limit on the number of caracters on a inetd line, which
is what you are running into.
I got around it this way.
A script to add the default parameters which I called Xvncinet:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/local/bin/Xvnc -inetd -query localhost -once -geometry $1 -depth
$2 -s 0 -nevershared -
Thank you!
It was my SGID that was my problem.
Ryan P. Casey
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Subject: Re:>4 parameters to Xvnc in inetd.conf?
> Solaris has a limit on the number of caracters on a
Is there any way to get -inetd and -httpd -httpport working together.
Most of the time, I will have a vncviewer accessible, but I was wondering if
there was a way to get http access through the -inetd interface also.
Everything I have tried has seg faulted on me.
Basically, I started up a -inet
I know that display no's/ports above 99 must be a complete number (ie:
5265, not just 65). But I must be missing something because I would like
to use ports 6000 - 7000, so I assigned 6000 as a display number, and so
on. However, after doing a netstat, VNC seems to be listening on ports
in the 11,
At 03:04 PM 4/9/01 -0600, you wrote:
>I know that display no's/ports above 99 must be a complete number (ie:
>5265, not just 65). But I must be missing something because I would like
>to use ports 6000 - 7000, so I assigned 6000 as a display number, and so
>on. However, after doing a netstat, VNC
We are using VNC on Windows 2000. However, the Windows 2000 machines are
actually virtual machines running on a RH7.0 box running VMware GSX
server.
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Kevin M. Hilscher wrote:
>I know that display no's/ports above 99 must be a complete number (ie:
>5265, not just 65). But I must be missing something because I would like
>to use ports 6000 - 7000, so I assigned 6000 as a display number, and so
>on. However, after doing a netstat, VNC seems to be
James,
i have already started the WinVNC service. Since I want to implement a VB
written service to tell WinVNC to connect to the client no matter the
desktop is logged on or not, I use WinVNC service.
Best Rgds,
Derek
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