::: I installed VNC because I thought it was the only free program out
::: there to remotely control my server. I have the server on a Windows
::: NT4 Server, and the viewers on 2 PCs running Win98SE. Then, I found
::: Microsoft NetMeeting's Shared Desktop. I have compared the
::: performance o
On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, Edric wrote:
> On a 10base-T network, I noticed that if I use the "tight" encoding,
> the screen display is slower than if I just use "hextile". I'm
> assuming this is because it takes more time for the Unix box to
> compress the data
I suppose it depends on what you're send
On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, Dan Evans wrote:
> I'm tunneling VNC through SSH and it completes successfully once.
> The second time (and beyond) I try to connect, I get nothing but a
> blank screen and mouse trails. I can't find anything in the FAQ
> regarding this behavior, but it's quite odd -- especia
I seem to recall a version of VNC worked with epoc, but I'm not sure where I
saw it.
sorry, this wasn't much help O.o
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Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2001 11:16 PM
Subject: Re: VNC for Nokia 9210 ???
> Mark if y
Am I correct in thinking that all that's necessary to run tightvnc with
local cursor enabled is to run:
vncviewer -enc "richcursor copyrect"
or do I need to specify "tight" as one of the encodings, as well?
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"Todd A. Jacobs" wrote:
> Of course, if you have a Fast Ethernet connection or similar, you're much
> better off running raw encoding. YMMV.
I'd like to have "RAW" encoding set as default as I am using VNC
(TightVNC in particular as I wanted to test modem performance) on my
fast ethernet lan mos
If you see it let me know
Dean
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Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 3:55 PM
Subject: Re: VNC for Nokia 9210 ???
> I seem to recall a version of VNC worked with epoc, but I'm not sure where
I
> saw it.
>
> sorr
I've got VNC server working fine on WindowsME, but since installing it the
screen-saver doesn't kick in and the monitor never gets turned off after the
timeout as set in the power options. Even uninstalling VNC or changing
screensaver/power option settings doesn't get the screensaver working.
Any
Hi Dan,
> I installed VNC because I thought it was the only free program out
> there to remotely control my server. I have the server on a Windows
> NT4 Server, and the viewers on 2 PCs running Win98SE. Then, I found
> Microsoft NetMeeting's Shared Desktop. I have compared the
> performance of
Hi,
I use a redhat 7.0 as client and server. On the server I use xinetd, with
xinetd launching, as user nobody, on 5950, with name vnc-640x480x8 :
Xvnc -inetd -query localhost -once -geometry 640x480 -depth 8 -pn
I have xdm running un the server, and in xdm-config, I have the following line:
lo
Hi,
Is this possible to use -inetd option and ssh tunneling in the same time ? Or
will the ports used be unpredictible ?
If yes did someone manage to have it work ?
Pat
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Apologies. Not meant to bite anyone's head off, nor to be rude or
disdainful.
I had a bad weekend - 6 power failures over 4 days that shut down my
server, storms that knocked out comm lines, telco can't tell me when I
can get broadband connected to our new building. Doesn't justify
taki
> Date: Sun, 19 Aug 2001 19:18:08 +0200
> From: "H. Th. van der Meer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: atom bomb in WINVNC
>
> I am tracking down a problem I have had with using VNC. Some times my
> applications would crash without any traceable cause.
> As far as I can see it now, WINVNC does somet
I agree 100% - NM only if you are in an MS shop only
(I would ask why, but this is not the place)
I confirm the last part of your comment as well. I
have created a static "web page" on my co's intranet
and all I do is access it to click a link and via the
web browser (and java-server on target P
don't know about a reg key, but a work-around would be to connect once to
the server using whatever encoding and other settings you want, click on the
"vnc" system menu icon in the top left corner of the viewer, select "Save
Connection Info". It'll save the settings used in that session into a .v
Did you get any responses to this, and/or get it working?
I am successfully using vncviewer on the iPAQ over wireless Ethernet.
-Lee Allen
Dean Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello I'm new to the list and having problems setting up VNC Pocket PC on
> the
> Ipaq with a laptop which is wirel
Yan, thanks.
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Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 4:12 AM
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Subject: Re: VNC vs. Microsoft NetMeeting's Shared Desktop
Apologies. Not meant to bite anyone's head off, nor to be rud
Hi Tony,
Thanxs, this really simplifies my multi machine connections and seems to
work really well if you are open to Wishlist/Suggestion Items...
- Tight Encoding for those of us using remote connections.. I thought
I remembered Thong(Tummy) conversing with Miroslav at so
> yes, but does netmeeting work on unix/linux/solaris/max etc etc?
Nope, Netmeeting does works only on Windows (Microsoft).
> plus netmeeting uses 5 or more tcp ports to communicate, and a random
amount
> of udp ports from 5000-8000 (i beleive).
I don't know Netmeeting which use ports.
Anouk.
UNKNOWN RFB MESSAGE MESSAGE. -1
Could anyone tell me what this error message means?
Thanks,
Floyd R.
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I'll second this; I could never use NetMeeting because there's no way to
tunnel it securely through a firewall. Actually, there's no practical way
to get it through a firewall at all.
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To: [EMA
> "TAJ" == Todd A Jacobs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TAJ> Am I correct in thinking that all that's necessary to run
TAJ> tightvnc with local cursor enabled is to run:
TAJ>vncviewer -enc "richcursor copyrect"
TAJ> or do I need to specify "tight" as one of the encodings, as well?
No, you
> Tjipto & Caecilia Sugijoto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> how do I enable local cursor feature of tightvnc in windows version
> of vncviewer ?
First, please make sure you're using version which supports that
(TightVNC 1.1p8c at this moment). Then look at the "Connection
options" dialog, "Mo
I'd like to have "Allow JPG compression level 9" set as default as I am
using TightVNC Viewer. How can this do?
Anouk.
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When does new version of VNC coming on the AT&T-website?
I do like AT&T's VNC with the same features ThigtVNC.
Anouk.
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> "AK" == Anouk Kuiling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
AK> I'd like to have "Allow JPG compression level 9" set as default as
AK> I am using TightVNC Viewer. How can this do?
Use the -quality N (or /quality N) option in the command line, e.g.
modify your shortcut.
But please note that, for JP
Glenn Mabbutt wrote:
[how to pick raw encoding as default]
> don't know about a reg key, but a work-around would be to connect once to
> the server using whatever encoding and other settings you want, click on the
> "vnc" system menu icon in the top left corner of the viewer, select "Save
> Conne
Hello:
I can't seem to figure out why I get this response from my Win2K
installation... I have tried connecting to the server in both App mode and as
a service from both Linux and Windoze boxes and always get this failure. I
took a quick look at the source code and I think (I am not a windoze
Hi,
Is it possible to like scale the screen size in the java vnc viewer?
Like to make it smaller so that it can be viewed in a small browser
window? I know that it can be done with the stand-alone viewer by
sending command line paramaters with it but is there a similar function
with the Java
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