Ok. I almost have what I set out for.
The operating system is AIX 4.2.1
The UI is AIX CDE and window manager dtwm
dtlogin is started from the inittab
I have added the following line to /etc/dt/config/Xservers:
:1 Local local@none /bin/vncserver :1
The environment variables that are set when
www.carboncopy.com
That was my tool of choice 15 years ago and they still make a version for
dos.
Carlyle.
>At work I use a DOS based software system that I would like to be able
>to remotely connect to from any WINDOWS machine using the internet.
>
>Currently the DOS system is on a LAN with a
I just discovered that, when I activate number lock, *all* the keys on the
numeric keyboard work!
I'm going to change the password to 12345678 and see what happens after that.
Carlyle.
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Did everybody read my message on Dec. 1 and think, "Whhaaat?"
If I get this to work, it will be an answer to a lot (well, a few) of the
questions coming in here.
Now I know for certain that Xvnc has the generic US keyboard initialized as a
default in ./Xvnc/programs/Xserver/hw/vnc/kbdptr.c
Unfo
Thank you for answering, Grant.
> At one point in time, older versions of the Xvnc server didn't handle more
> than one symbol (glyph) per key. Are you running the latest Xvnc, 3.3.3r2?
In my original message of Dec. 1, I explained that I can start the server from
the command line and the keyboa
Hi, Jon,
> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 9:56 PM
> Subject: VNC over works over LAN but not Internet
...
> ... one for the LAN and one to connect to my cable modem.
...
> ... when someone tries to connect to VNC over the
> internet it simply doesn't work. However it does work internally over t
Hello, Gary,
run
gdb vncpasswd core
and enter
bt
Tell us what it says.
Carlyle.
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Agreed, stealing the focus is a bad idea but there are a couple of
applications on NT4 that can display on top without taking the focus. The Task
Manager and Exceed's Virtual Desktop are just two but I've seen others.
Date: 07.12.2000 17:03
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What the client sends are so called glyphs, which are for all practical
purposes in this case, scan codes, which are recieved by the server and
translated according to a KeySym table, into events for the X clients. It's
just a matter of configuring the right KeySyms.
Date: 08.12.2000 1
Very interesting.
I have, unfortunately, no experience with NetBSD ipfilter. Could it be acting
differently depending on which side initiates the connection? Try making a
reverse connection. See the "Reverse connections" section at the bottom of
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/xvnc.html.
Anot
It would probably be a good idea to start here: http://www.xfree86.org/
Date: 12.12.2000 23:11
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I'm looking for some documentation for the Win32 VNC Server code. I'
Now there's really no call for that! You may not have seen the preceeding two
answers to his question but there is no call to be so rude. That's one of the
nice things about this list is that the responders are generally polite, if
not outright friendly.
If you can't give advice without being ins
Good question. That depends on your operating system.
If you are using the unix version, you're in luck. I haven't seen a ready to
use list of resources to put into an .Xdefaults file but the widget hierarchy
for the X vncviewer is listed in the documentation on the site.
Under windows, it looks
Date: 13.12.2000 18:34
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Carlyle Sutphen wrote:
>
> It would probably be a good idea to start here: http://www.xfree86.org/
Sorry, perhaps my question wasn't clear.
DHCP can be so configured so that DNS is notified and you can connect using
the machine name rather than the dynamically assigned dotted decimal address.
Unfortunately, firewalls do not generally propogate dns information outside.
If you can configure a domain name server that has access to the DN
While you're waiting for somebody more knowledgeable to give a more specific answer,
try entering something like
configure near port* and zonealarm
into alta-vista's advanced search.
Date: 14.12.2000 13:48
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Excuse me, I haven't even seen win2k, yet. I use nt4 at work.
Isn't it possible to install services that run even when noone is logged in
like it is on nt?
Date: 14.12.2000 16:13
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Ok, now that makes sense.
I'm a Unix guy who only uses NT at work because that's the company's strategic
choice. You know how that goes ;-)
Anyway, it is theoretically possible if the service is renamed. Somebody who
knows what to change and if the package has to be recompiled or if some tool
ex
Hi.
It looks like I'm working on #67409.
Unfortunately there isn't a lot of information in the bug report or am I
missing something.
In my case, it is obviously a problem on the server side, not with the viewer
and is closely related to the CDE user configuration scripts. I may get around
to lo
Fist off, the third one is correct:
export DISPLAY=our.IP.address:1
Now some questions.
Which operating system are you running the vnc server on?
Are you not starting the installer in the browser session? Why "redirect" the
output?
What messages are you getting. Anything like "connection refused
You seem to be refering to this.
$ ls -1 ./vnc_unixsrc/classes
DesCipher.class
animatedMemoryImageSource.class
authenticationPanel.class
clipboardFrame.class
index.vnc
optionsFrame.class
rfbProto.class
shared.vnc
vncCanvas.class
vncviewer.class
vncviewer.jar
True?
Date: 19.12.2000 10
>> There is are two lists of packages, "binary" and "other" on the VNC
>> download page. All of the source packages are listed under "other".
>> You can find the Java source package 2nd from the bottom.
>>
>> Cheers,
> Thanx a lot! I thought that was some java client sources. :)
That's exactly wh
It should be made during the make World run.
Did you abbreviate your output from make? I get:
snip-
Building Release 6.3 of the X Window System.
I hope you checked the configuration parameters in ./config/cf
to see if
dtlogin 24254root7u inet 0x01e7ba00 0t0 TCP *:1024 (LISTEN)
Ok, now, finally, the big question: who knows exactly what this port is
used for? Why does lsof think that even the vncserver perl script is listening
to it?
I would appreciate anybody's tips, pointers, co
I have ideas. I almost have it working. Please read my post titled
Xvnc running from dtlogin has screwy keyboard; NEW NEWS!!!
It outlines all steps I've taken so far to get the login. Unfortunately,
noone has been able to help me with my last hurdle. Not even IBM!!!
Date: 20.12.2000 23
quot; before running
"make World". On my Linux box that results in
exactly the problem described. You need to just
unpack the tarball and do
"cd vnc_unixsrc/Xvnc ; make World"
-- Joe
Carlyle Sutphen wrote:
>
> It should be made during the make World run.
&
I would respectfully like to ask all people to read the FAQ and the
documentation before posting to the list. This is happening more and more
often lately on many topics. Many of us are working hard on making VNC into
the best of its kind and 1) don't have time to hold the hands of newcomers who
Hello Jean-Marie!
Your explaination, in my opinion, is excelent. Nothing speaks
more clearly than experience. The documentation
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/xvnc.html
is actually very clear. But, as you wrote, may not be so clear to
someone who is not familiar with the workings of X on Un
Wie meinst Du das?
Do you mean the menus on the viewer?
VNC has yet to be subjected to internationalization.
What OS's do you use? F|r welche Betriebsysteme?
On X you can edit .Xdefaults. A list of the widget hierarchy is at the bottom
of:
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/xvncviewer.html
On wi
If there is agreement on this, there would have to be an ettiquette file next
to the FAQ file file
to inform newcomers of the local customs (I deliberately avoided the words
laws and rules!).
The suse linux mailing lists do this, at here in Germany and I was only
actuall in the isdn list.
P.S.
Surely you have a "reply to all" option? Use that, delete the list's address
and copy the sender's address to the primary recipient field. Why is that a
huge pain?
And I find that feature very convneient, that replies default to the list.
Even when I write a new messgae, I generally reply to an o
I think you misunderstood. The private mail is meant to keep the investigation
out of the list. Whenever any new knowledge surfaces, they should, of course,
be posted to the list as well as the final solution. The private mails need
not be one-on-one. They should be addressed to all who are showin
No, no, discussion is good along the lines of "what is better A or B", "well I
like A better because ..." and "B does it for me because..."
It's the clarifications and "try this, if it doesn't work, try that" that the
list can do without. Once the question has been sufficiently clairified, this
c
I can't understand why some people insist on not discussing the entire
content. It has been mentioned a number of times that if that scheme is to
work and if the list is to serve it's intended puprpose to serve as a
reference even for those who didn't ask a question, it is of utmost importance
tha
Let's not appoint anybody. Let anybody answer RTFM who feels the need; just do
it in a private mail. If they get several such mails, they'll either get the
message or leave the list in a huff.
Date: 22.12.2000 22:10
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