Gday,
When i first started to use VNC i was able to spawn a new desktop with
WinVNC server. I cant remember which version it was, but definetly wasnt
the current version. Im wondering if it is still possible to spawn a new
desktop on a WinVNC server with 3.3.3.r9. Ive read docs/faq and couldnt
fi
>>I fished the relevant stuff out of Xvnc, compiled it, and put it in the
>>directory I specified in the prefs. The applet now loads, but the login
>>panel never shows up. What's wrong?
>
>The thing about Java applets is they need a HTML page to give them
>their frame and parameters. Look at the
Hi,
A time ago I tought it wasn't possible to use vnc as an application
server. But with a video driver you can
do great things.
One w2k machine can serv multiple vnc clients (with each running there
own application).
Changing the code of the mirror driver a bit, the driver is now running
as a s
Hi,
I am new to the list but let me get right to my issue. I setup VNC on
Windows 2000 server which also runs Terminal Server. I installed the
service, and the icon shows up. I went in and set a password. However,
whenever I try to connect with VNC viewer on another machine I get
"Server d
Rudi - that's awesome. It will also probably completely trash the usefulness of
the current structure of the registry-based configuration I suspect.
I will send you some comments outside the forum later...
- Original Message -
From: "De Vos Rudi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTEC
You may not have a valid default password for the situation when your user
account is not logged in - this is a problem if you have run the service helper
stuff. Check that a password entry exists in the following registry location:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default
There should b
Hi all..
I have a problem with getting VNC to work..
I have a network, with 2 computers getting ip information from the internet
(ADSL with 2 dynamic IP'S)
and 1 server wich have static IP, i gave it.
I cant seem to get VNC to see the server machine, why is that?
Is ther any way to get VNC wor
See in-line
- Original Message -
From: "Kim Monberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Vnc-List@Uk. Research. Att. Com" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, 2002-04-21 12:07
Subject: Network problem.
> Hi all..
>
> I have a problem with getting VNC to work..
>
> I have a network, with 2 computers ge
Hi Alex.
Im not able to ping the server, in fact, i cant use the IP protocol from mmy
clients to my server.
The clients are not on the same IP level, either Subnet..
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Ok, that's the problem then; it sounds like there is a problem with TCP/IP on
your network.
- Original Message -
From: "Kim Monberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, 2002-04-21 13:16
Subject: SV: Network problem.
> Hi Alex.
> Im not able to ping the server, in f
Alex,
Thanks for the reply. I checked it and it did say "no value set."
However, my attempts to follow what you said didn't work. So, I
uninstalled VNC, rebooted, and reinstalled. I can now get it tow work
if I don't run it as a service. The minute I install the service, I get
the same proble
The "Install registry settings" is not well-named. The particular settings it
installs are for user-mode helper operation - which is not what you want unless
you would like to have different passwords required any time a different user is
logged on. Here's what I would do.
(1) Go to the server
yOn Sun, 21 Apr 2002, Adrian Umpleby wrote:
> >>I fished the relevant stuff out of Xvnc, compiled it, and put it in the
> >>directory I specified in the prefs. The applet now loads, but the login
> >>panel never shows up. What's wrong?
> >
> >The thing about Java applets is they need a HTML page
>> http://wrench.et.ic.ac.uk/adrian/software/vnc/ChromiVNCHTTPFolder.tar.gz
>>
>> Read the README file, edit index.html to your requirements (instructions
>> included), and set up the prefs to point to the folder.
>
>Thx, but it's still not working. I already had an html page with no
>noticeable d
Alex,
Thanks for your help. We are narrowing it down. I've done what you
said, but when I start the service, it doesn't ask for my password, it
just starts. I then get the same message about no password from my
client. Are my registry settings corrupt? Can or should I delete them
and try the
Yes, let's try to cut to the chase and just reset everything in VNC; it might be
interesting to find exactly how it got in that state, but it will be frustrating
(and also pointless from your viewpoint, since it will be much faster to just do
it from scratch).
(1) Uninstall again from the server
Hi,
Since Xvnc builds the display of it own, then
which files does that function of building it in the
memory before sending out to the clients.
Thanxs,
> "Beerse,_Corni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >
> > -Original Message-
> > > > From: Colin Tay
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > >
>
Alex,
Thanks again, I followed your instructions meticulously but still back
to square one. When I start the service, it doesn't ask for a password.
My hunch is that I will have to through in the towel on VNC. I just am
not convinced it works as a service in Windows 2000. If I run it
manually
Josh,
I'm going to do a roll-through on my other Win2K system just to verify this. I
have had no problems with running VNC on a Win2K server in precisely the fashion
you are talking about (for the same reasons), but I vaguely recall having to
jump through some hoops the first time I did it and I
On Sun, 21 Apr 2002, Adrian Umpleby wrote:
> > > http://wrench.et.ic.ac.uk/adrian/software/vnc/ChromiVNCHTTPFolder.tar.gz
> > >
> > > Read the README file, edit index.html to your requirements
> > > (instructions included), and set up the prefs to point to the
> > > folder.
> >
> > Thx, but it's
Hello,
> "Gk" == Guy-Armand kamendje <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Gk> Hi, I get the following warning when starting xmacs under Solaris
Gk> using VNC. I dont have the same problem when using eXceed (just to
Gk> mean that the problem is certainly related to VNC)
Gk> (3) (key-mapping/warning)
> "JP" == JNC Project <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JP> Hi everyone thanks Constantin for your reply I'm sorry if this is
JP> repeated,i don't know if it was sent the first time
JP> Is Fast pixel drawing still not supported in MacOS and other
JP> platforms even using recent JVMs?
Yes, even re
>I see a page with the title I specified, with "applet loading", reloading,
>running, etc. in the status bar. If I use the correct XHTML code I tried
>before, I even see a frame around where the applet goes, droawn at the
>correct size. What I don't see is the buttons or the name and password
>inp
Hello,
> "CK" == Constantin Kaplinsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JP> I could not find anything about Graphics.drawImage(...) support at
JP> java.sun.com I assume this means it is supported for all JVMs ??
Sorry, I overlooked your question in my previous post.
Yes, Graphics.drawImage() met
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