I agree with just about everything you said here, including the danger of
alternative licenses. Back in the old days (Amiga time if anyone remember)
everything was released as "public domain", and I guess GPL is what public
domain programmers do when they grow up :-)
We support/use the RFB protoc
James Pifer wrote:
>
> I'm having a problem with vnc on Redhat 7. I occasionally will connect to
the
> session and when I type in the xterm window I get garbage instead of what
I'm
> really typing. Has anyone seen this before? I can fix it by killing the
> session and restarting it, but another ho
Can we get some other folks views on the comparison of NetMeeting and VNC?
Any real world experiences to compare and contrast them?
If I am not mistaken, NetMeeting is part of Internet Explorer, not of
Windows xx per se.
Is NetMeeting part of the Mac IE configuration? If so, what cross-platform
(
Hi for all,
I have used VNC 3.3.3 for windows.
I let Win VNC (App Mode) enabled to the machine to be controlled,
but just one client can use the service per once.
When the second client try to connect, Win VNC Server doesn4t
refuse.
How could I do Win VNC Server acc
I'm using VNC Viewer or IE on Windows 2000 to connect to a Redhat Linux 7
machine. Within the session when I try and type the letters are all screwed
up. For example, hitting the keys asdfghjkl;' gives abfhjk;'io. Oh yeah,
this happens in whatever windows in the session I type in, xterm and others
Swing is based on DirectX in order to capture it move your agent to
PollFullScreen Mode
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From: Rainer Stransky [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 10:07 AM
To: vnc-list
Subject: Swing based Java GUI, cannot be displayed
Hi all,
i have problems wit
James Pifer wrote:
>
> I'm using VNC Viewer or IE on Windows 2000 to connect to a Redhat Linux 7
> machine. Within the session when I try and type the letters are all screwed
> up. For example, hitting the keys asdfghjkl;' gives abfhjk;'io. Oh yeah,
> this happens in whatever windows in the sessio
I am getting the same error.. I am running w2k Server. This is the only
machine that gives me this error.. Still trying to figure it out... This is
how mine acts.. I open VNCViewer put in the server name Password screen
appears and then I put the password in and then get a CONNECTION CLOSED
ERROR
Unfortunately SocksCap32 only has support for Socks4 and Socks5 proxies, and I need
support for HTTPS proxies. Is there anything else I can try
Thanks
Regards
G
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 06/23/2001 01:55:57 AM
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Peter, It is nice to have product comparison discussions about any software
product in general, I would like to make clear my part on this
topic, first, it was never my intension to undermine in any way VNC, and
certainly not to pit one product against another, there are
configurations were VNC is
This is my third post to this mailserverlist and I am not getting any
response. BLAH BLAH BLAH I am unsubscribing from this list beacuse nobody
will help me.
Thanks for nothing,
Bill
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From: "Bill Olson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July
Eric,
Why it work for a while and then start to do this? Is that part of the known
problem? If I restart the session it goes back to normal for an unknown
period of time.
I guess I could try and use xmodmap, but it seems like it could have the
same problem. Work for a while and then do the same
Apologies Bill, I tend to keep my gob shut because most people on this list
know more than I do. Is there a firewall on your home PC? If so, are the
necessary ports open? If not, can you ping it? What about your office
firewall, does that allow outbound connections etc? Presumably VNC server
This option is not available for my Linux vncserver, what is clear for
me, Linux has no DirectX.
The problem does also occur for Linux server and a Linux viewer (with
absolute no DirectX involved).
Has anybody a Swing based application ever had running with VNC ?
Rainer
"Erlichmen, Shay" wrot
As I understand the logon is secure but after that anybody can see and
hack into the valued computer. Does anybody is using the SSL under W2000
and if anybody does, what is the one and how to use it.
Thank you in advance.
John Ross
-
I use VNC to access my remote server in America.
I have tried several packages of remote software and have found that the
most stable of them all is VNC (and now VNC Java version).
I do use NetMeeting but only as a backup, as it uses a slower connection.
When using VNC (from either Modem or ISD
Hi,
I finally figured out what the problem was. It was a Bad Network adapter. I
had an FA311TX Netgear Card and I swapped it for a 3COM Card and for some
reason it works fine. I'm just not getting my speed as the Netgear was a
10/.100 card and I have a 10/100 modem, and the 3COM card is a 10 MB c
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Unfortunately SocksCap32 only has support for Socks4 and Socks5 proxies, and I need
>support for HTTPS proxies. Is there anything else I can try
>
This is very confusing. Your wrote:
>However, I cannot get past the firewall, which has SOCKS https support..
I won't bother replying to this then.
I haven't helped because I haven't got any suggestions. I suspect this
might be the case for others to. It's unfortunate that you feel
victimised, but that doesn't happen here.
Rudeness clearly isn't going to help either is it?
Thanks for unsubscribing,
Sa
Netgear stuff is sometimes reported to have certain...difficulties...with
autosensing/negotiation (what speed, am I half/full duplex etc.), especially
switches - I'm not surprised the 3COM cured it; still, if all it's doing is
talking to a cable modem, 10Mbps shouldn't be a bottleneck.
Nick Palme
This is one response I got. Not very professional. If you need more
informatiuon, Dont you just ask for it?
Bill
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From: "Steve Palocz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 10:12 AM
Subject: RE: Problem connecting
> Thank you Bill.
I am dealing with a client who is running Proxy Server on an NT box. Neither
the client nor I have any experience with configuring Proxy Server.
Under the current configuration, VNC on the server cannot be connected to
nor can it connect to a listener over the Internet. Can you tell me
(cookbook
Nathanael, could you elaborate on the superior functionality of VNC versus
Netmeeting, I am running VNC 3.3.3 and the core ability
I have is remote desktop access, Netmeeting supports the following, Audio,
Video, File Transfers, Chat, White Boarding, Application Collaboration and
Desktop sharing,
It's been my experience of mailing lists that although the vast majority of
posters are helpful, considerate and polite, there's always a couple who are
less than kind or more than irate :)
Nick Palmer
IT Manager
> -Original Message-
> From: Bill Olson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:
I will be out of the office starting 07/17/2001 and will not return until
07/18/2001.
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See also: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/intouch.
I have found Netmeeting to be a "virtual" nightmare through a secure
firewall. VNC has some security problems of its own, however routing VNC
could not be simpler or more secure. Kudos for the designers of VNC on this
point. Netmeeting requires multiple outbound and inbound ports including
389,
I'll second that complaint about Netgear...I've got an 8-port Netgear 10/100
hub. Every so often it just locks up solid and doesn't move data until it's
power cycled. I'll never buy anything from them again.
Ethernet autosensing in general seems pretty dicy, regardless of the brands
involved, t
> Can we get some other folks views on the comparison of NetMeeting and
> VNC? Any real world experiences to compare and contrast them?
VNC wins hands down in my experience. I've tried using
Netmeeting to share desktops with users across ISDN. Talk about
slow! If you're using VNC on 8 bit colou
u dont say which version of linux you are using (i.e. in particular whether
it runs aurora on boot up) - what should happen is that during boot up when
the vncserver service is started it should prompt you to enter the default
password which you would then supply when you try to connect with whate
Quite so - we use HP switches now, and they seem to work with absolutely
everything we've got aside from a couple of dodgy old terminal servers,
which live on their own little hub.
Nick Palmer
IT Manager
> -Original Message-
> From: David Brodbeck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 17 J
I've got the latest VNC installed on Solaris 7. I'm executing VNC through
inetd. I'd like to use an alternate window manager besides CDE. My
xstartup is as follows:
#!/bin/sh
xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
xsetroot -solid grey
xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title "$VNCDESKTOP Desktop" &
twm &
I've
originally I was responding to a question asked about remote access between
two computers on the same subnet using NetBEUI, which I
don't thing VNC supports, using software within the scope it was designed
for is always your best bet, that is to say exploiting the designed
functionality which best
just curious. why would you want to run any application using netbeui.
-shashi
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From: Glenn Maks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 9:07 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: a Question
originally I was responding to a questi
The history behind NetBEUI dates back to the old IBM LAN Manager days
roughly 1985, Microsoft quickly adopted this transport for their
Windows for Workgroups strategy, this transport was designed to be used in
small LAN environments that would be connected to other
LAN segments or mainframes using
I have the latest version of ICQ for windows... and the different proxy settings that
are available are as follows SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and HTTPS. only HTTPS actually
works.
This is partially what I am basing my understanding on..
All other applicatiosn with SOCKS5 support that I have
Ah, Redhat 7.0. Yeah I think you are right about that stuff. I just
thought that there was a way to use the files in the root dir instead
of on / . I just thought it was kinda messy to have an .Xauthority file
in your / dir.
On 17 Jul 2001, at 16:11, dan grundy wrote:
> u dont say which versi
Here is a little bit from a novice.
I still need "netbeui" whuich stands for netbios extended user interface if
I wish to capture a printer port from a dos window under Windows 9x for
remote printing.
Not withstanding anything available on large systems I still find dos based
multi user accounti
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I have the latest version of ICQ for windows... and the different proxy settings
>that are available are as follows SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and HTTPS. only HTTPS
>actually works.
> This is partially what I am basing my understanding on..
>
> All other applic
I'd like to disable remote keyboard & mouse input on my UNIX VNC server,
like the Windows server is capable of doing. I've searched the archives
and seen this question asked, but not answered. Is there a patch or a
configuration that makes this possible?
The reason I'd like to do this at the se
i experienced exactly the same problem connecting to a linux xvnc server
from a windows client, the problem has nothing to do with direct-x or any
such like but instead is to do with the color depth of the xvnc server, you
dont say what color depth you are using but the problem occurs in 16-bit
mo
OK. SOCKSCAP32 works.. finally.
Thanks everybody who helped me
Regards
G
Gerard Briscoe/RED/RESEARCH/PHILIPS@[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/17/2001 06:03:31 PM
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Hi Liam,
Yes, there is a patch which does what you want.
It is called the "display only password" patch.
It is written by Warren Toomey, and available at:
http://minnie.tuhs.org/Programs/VNC_bits/index.html
It adds a second password to the Xvnc server,
which disables keyboard and mouse input.
The
test
-Original Message-
From: Rob Treuer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 11:11 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: want to disable viewer keyboard/mouse input on UNIX server
Hi Liam,
Yes, there is a patch which does what you want.
It is called the "display on
I've sifted through the docs and the mailing lists but can't seem to get
this resolved:
Font directory '/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/100dpi/' not found - ignoring
AUDIT: Tue Jul 17 14:11:38 2001: 4413 Xvnc: client 1 rejected from local
host
Xlib: connection to ":13.0" refused by server
Xlib: Client i
Hi,
Here is my situation:
I do have a Laptop and a PC both running Windows 2000 and are connected to
each other thru a hub. The hub is connected to my cable modem. So, only my
Labtop can have internet access and gets the ip address from dhcp server.
Therefore, I think I am be able to use IP for
Hi Dan,
thank for your help. Your suggested option work really fine, with linux-
and ms-viewer.
Rainer
dan grundy wrote:
>
> i experienced exactly the same problem connecting to a linux xvnc server
> from a windows client, the problem has nothing to do with direct-x or any
> such like but inst
Hi,
Here is my situation:
I do have a Laptop and a PC both running Windows 2000 and are connected to
each other thru a hub. The hub is connected to my cable modem. So, only my
Labtop can have internet access and gets the ip address from dhcp server.
Therefore, I think I am NOT be able to use IP
Hate to break the news to you Phillip. Netbeui will not work over the
Internet and has virtually gone the way of the DoDo bird. TCP/ip is it.
Try Windows 2000 and the Remote TCP/ip printing feature. Trying Dos
mappings will not work over the Internet unless you can somehow tunnel using
a third
If you're running Win9x with TCP/IP as the default protocol, will a network
mapping you do from a DOS window be done via TCP/IP? Seems to me like it
would work just like the mappings made via the GUI, but I've never tried.
If it does there's no really need to use NetBEUI for this.
-Original
At 01:32 PM 07/17/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>Hate to break the news to you Phillip. Netbeui will not work over the
>Internet and has virtually gone the way of the DoDo bird.
For some people the fact that it won't work over the internet accounts for
a large part of it's appeal! ;-) See http://grc.c
That was my question. the only way vnc will not work is when you remove
tcp/ip from the machine. the newer windows os will not even let you do it.
tcp/ip and netbeui can sit side by side so why wouldnt you allow tcp/ip for
vnc.
-shashi
-Original Message-
From: Neal Isaac [mailto:[EMAIL PR
Essentially correct. What you need is a gateway between subnets, or,
probably the preffered solution, get a router and NAT (use private IP's)
behind it. That way, all your internal machines are on the same subnet, the
router gets the dhcp public IP, and everyone's happily connected.
-Origin
no problem, glad it worked :)
dan
- Original Message -
From: "Rainer Stransky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 7:54 PM
Subject: Re: Swing based Java GUI, cannot be displayed
> Hi Dan,
>
> thank for your help. Your suggested o
i agree entirely, i'm not fond of the idea of having unnecessary files in
the / dir, the solution i provided earlier was just a quick
get-out-of-trouble, so heres a quick hack to solve the problem of
unnecessary files in the / directory, this does involve changing the startup
scripts so please don
At 09:28 AM 07/17/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>just curious. why would you want to run any application using netbeui.
>-shashi
http://grc.com/su-bondage.htm :-)
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Hi,
I had trouble using matlab under VNC for X. I ran VNCServer on my linux
machine under Redhat 6.2 and use VNCViewer on W2k. when i ran matlab, it
simply get stucked.
also, just out of curiousity, why VNC for X runs a lot fast than its windows
counterpart. does VNCViewer really decode the bitm
Salute,
I'm an illiterate and using VNC 3.3.3R9. Please help me!
I have difficulty in connecting to the VNC server thru a VPN
from an outer Java based client (browser).
The situation is as follows:
(1) Server
Internet---Cisco 2503---VPN box---internal hubs---Win95(VNC3.3.3R9)
(2) Client
Win98(
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