e for GTK. Is their a solution? Thanks for your
time.
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thing in one of the
script files for vncserver i think. maybe that will help? i thought they were
all set properly though. thanks again for any help and your time.
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On Tue, 26 Feb 2002 11:35:42 +0100
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> Some investigation to b
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> For the xset thing, you can redirect xset to the other display with the
> -display option: If the $DISPLAY variable in the vnc session is :1.0,
> compare the results of
> xset -display :1.0 -q
> xset -display :0.0 -q
>
> Provided anyone is logged in on the local console and ha
Awesomeness! Thank you sooo much for all your help, that straightened it out
very good :D
Now, to just add that to the vncserver script.
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> Your view explains the fontpath differences. SE
tried
it from Win 2000.
Do you use any special switches when you launch the server,
for bit depth, resolution, etc?
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> I have just installed VNC (whatever the latest version
> is) on a Windows NT Server (wi
Hi all,
Is there any way of making a Linux VNC server emulate the X desktop when it
starts up instead of starting with a xterm window?
Thanks
Dave
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IP address of the remote machine.
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Tunneling works with VNC, but isn't a really satisfactory
solution for several reasons.
(1) it's a pain to set up initially,
(2) even if used properly, the insecure VNC port is still open.
(3) using a tunnel server opens another point of attack on the host
machine: for example, ZeBeDee's
All
Have hunted high and low for a VNC server for VMS without any luck, I know
this cannot be the first time this question has been asked but I don't seem
to be able to find an answer!
Please Help!
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ection. The only time I see any data
> activity on that port is when a connection is established or disconnected.
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I am using WinVNC on several NT PCs and I have set them all up to disable
the local keyboard when I access them with VNCViewer.
The problem is when I view one of them and someone is currently using it, It
looks to them as if the PC locked up.
I know I can enable the keyboard and mouse to work wh
isher, Dave
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I am using WinVNC on several NT PCs and I have set them all up to disable
the local keyboard when I access them with VNCViewer.
The problem is when I view
eptember 05, 2001 10:36 AM
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Did you read his post? He noted, paranthetically, that you can set it up so
that if no one answers, it times out after a set number of seconds and l
Here is the registry doco on hiding the properties:
WinVNC - Advanced Settings
Extra options have been added to WinVNC for use primarily by system
administrators, to tailor the server's behavior to meet their particular
needs. The options are DWORD values which can be set in the system
registry
The icon shows in the task bar because WinVNC with the -servicehelper flag
is in the RUN on startup list. As long as you have WinVNC set up as a
service it will start up whey your PC does. You do not need the service
helper running to run WinVNC. Use Policy Editor or edit the registry and
remov
I'm working on a project to integrate zebedee secure tunneling into
VNC client and server. Instead of
vnc server <> zebedee server <> zebedee client <> vnc client
it will be possible to run
zeevnc server <> zebedee client <> vnc client
or vnc server <> zebedee server <>
I use VNCConnector rather than VNC Commander and it has an option to send a
message. Before I Access the PC I send the message and then access the PC.
I am not sure if VNC Commander has this option.
Here is the Web address for VNCConnector:
http://www.chronetal.co.uk/index.php?page=vncon
will VNC Connect across platforms?=20
so far I've managed to connect to a W2K Machine from a Linux 7.1 =
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can someone help me do that?
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ugh it's assigned a dynamic
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This is a common question for someone just starting to use WinVNC.
to send a alt or ctrl key to the remote host you have to do it in four
steps.
1) Right click on the Window Title section, this will bring up a pop up menu
for you to choose from.
2) Select Alt Down this will be interpreted by t
application. My mail
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Thanks for any advice you can give me.
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> current user's. This is a known issue, the maintainer's page has a blurb
> that says he knows.
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I've built a new VNC branch which embeds the encryption and tunneling
from ZeBeDee directly in the VNC server and client. The new server
and client (windows only) are compatible with standard VNC
and with any existing setup which uses ZeBeDee tunne
>Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2001 06:51:45 -0700
>From:
>Subject: Re: VNC with builtin Encryption
>
>Is there any way to connect to do this?
>
>Connect to a Zebedee server running on non-standard port A and that
>tunnels to a normal VNC server that runs on non-standard port B.
The one I built is halfway th
>This is awesome. However, I am still searching for the following. I would
>like to be able to connect to the built in java client via a secure
>connection from a web client (i.e. https://Some_server:port address). Any
>clues to how I can set this up?
No. HTTPS (secure sockets) is a comple
>From: Glenn Mabbutt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: RE: VNC with builtin Encryption
>
>Very cool!! Feature request: pls. port it to latest TightVNC.
>
>Glenn
You'll have to lobby the tightvnc people for that; but it may not
as important as you would think.
ZeBeDee (and therefore ZVNC) includes
WinVNC Service Helper does not have to run for WinVNC to run.
To stop it from running, use poledit.exe and remove it from the list of
programs to run at start up.
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Hi Dave,
I still have to find out how to tweak the policies.
May I ask how do I prevent the command like "WinVNC.exe -servicehelper"
from executing?
Reg
> Our company is evulating WinVNC ver 3.3.2 R6, We found that it is great.
But
> I am worrying about the privates issue when we are viewing the client PC.
Is
> it anywhere we can setup an option to inform client PC we are trying to
> shadow their PC, so they have an option to accept or reject.
Ye
he .2.* side of the LAN, but
I am unable to access the server with VNC.
How do I now gain access to remotely administer this server? Is it possible
that the VNC is set-up for access through the .2.* network card only?
Regards,
Dave Heff
I don't know if Handspring hacked the OS or not, but with Palm OS 3.5.x and
4.x, when the Palm is turned off it will disconnect any network connections
you have in place.
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What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
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> I am running Windows 2000 Professional and have
> i
I've used it on a high latency 9600bps link. It sucks, but it's useable.
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From: "Michael Workman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "VNC Mailer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 8:09 AM
Subject: Connection Speed
> What in the min Connection Speed VNC need
Just for playing music, or all system sounds? If you're just playing music,
WinAmp has some plugins that let you control it over the network. Beyond
that, I don't know of any functional solutions.
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S
> On Sat, 2001-12-15 at 19:08, Christopher Koeber wrote:
> > Your right. Unix is an excellent operating system. The one thing that
holds
> > Unix and even Linux back though is that it still isn't very easy to use.
You
> > have know a lot about computers and even the OS itself to really get the
> >
Windows 95/98/ME boot into real mode, load a slightly modified version of
DOS, then load the Win32 environment on top. Win9x is still (potentially)
reliant on realmode 16bit drivers.
Windows NT (2000 and XP are included) was a ground up rewrite (Started as a
combined effort, IBM and Microsoft to
> Funnily enough, MS wrote Terminal Server a few years later (NT4 multiuser)
> but AFAIK their protocol (RDP?) is too fat to squeeze down at 56k line. I
think
> that XP workstation also uses RDP so I wonder if they've improved it.
>From personal experience, I'd rather run NT4/W2K's implementation
> How about TightVNC? AT&T VNC is realy meant for 2Mbit or better
> networks.
To be honest, never tried it. I so rarely feel the need to go online and
connect remotely from my cellular modem that it isn't worth playing with
TightVNC, I just termserv in.
I normally connect from a 10Mb internet c
> >> I'd have to send CTRL+ALT+DEL Key to the Server but this option is
only
> >> available in vncviewer for Win.
>
> Just press CTRL+ALT+DEL, Unix/Linux don't care about this key combo
> and so don't need a special "send CTRL+ALT+DEL" function.
C-A-DEL reboots my linux box here. Granted, I do
Then you do understand that what you are doing has nothing to do with source
code, right?
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> I know what the source code is.
>
> Read
But as long as you are using resource hacker, you haven't actually touched
the source code...
GPL is a separate issue which I won't get into, I'm honestly not that
familiar with the GPL.
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> is it possible to see on the client all the vnc servers that are running
in the
> network. With RP we get a list of computers and can simply chose one of
them.
> With vnc we must know the iP adress, but the clients get it from DHCP. IS
there
> a way to get this list with vnc ? Is there any plan
> Hey, that's a good idea. Maybe we could call it Linux, and give it away
> for free, but then, people who refuse to stop using the inferior product
> for mostly irrational reasons (ever heard of game theory?) would
> constantly make it hard for us with their incompatible protocols and
> inferior
> And by ridiculing people, do you find you convert them?
Sorry for the post to the list, I was intending to send that directly to the
person I was replying too, but sleepy fingers sent the email off before
fixing the little "To" header details.
Happy 2002!
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> "Putting the PR into proprietary." :-)
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one ip address correct??? Or am I
confused? If I am what would be the correct syntax?
Thanks,
Dave Cates
I-NET of New Mexico
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Just a reminder to those concerned about the inherent insecurity
of VNC protocols ( and those who would recommend tunneling with SSH )
I've produced a version of VNCViewer and WinVNC which automatically
use a secure connection. I've got lots of users and no complaints:
http://people.we.media
> i think what you described fits exactly with what we want to do it
> simply monitoring effective use of equipment for the benefit of the
> company...
Just be aware that should you happen to learn something confidential, or
fire an employee this way, your a** may well be owned by said employ
No, the only visible change to WinVNC is to listen on port 6000+n for
secure connections. It doesn't tweak with the registry usage or
other options. The intent was to be completely backward compatible,
which necessarily doesn't permit fixing perceived problems with the
current practices.
htt
go to the VNC Search page and search the VNC Mailing List for Alt Tab
http://www.uk.research.att.com/search.html
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Palm OS
ScanMan wrote:
> What's the only OS that doesn't even pretend to be secure? Duh.
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I've run into this once in a while, it went away when I upgraded my
video drivers.
If you have the NT/W2K resource kit, you can use KILL.EXE to terminate
the process...
Kenneth Porter wrote:
> My VNC service on Win2k Server has stopped responding, and I can't shut
> it down remotely with the
go to the VNC Search page and search the VNC Mailing List for Ctrl Alt Del
http://www.uk.research.att.com/search.html
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: Hi,
:
: Does
I do not have an answer for you, but you might want to send you request to
the TightVNC Mailing List
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/vnc-tight-list
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Search the mailing list, this is a common question.
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use: hide system tray icon
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Hi,
First, securing VNC (or anything) is a process, not a matter of simply
using some program or other. Several parties to this list have pointed
out other aspects besides securing the communication stream that are known
to be points of attack; for example, VNC's use of the windows registry to
store
situation.
Alain LaBonti
Quibec
A 13:31 2002-02-11 -0500, Fisher, Dave a icrit :
>I use it like the others stated for remote access via a 56kb modem.
>
>Trying to run Vanilla VNC over 56kb modems was to slow to get anything
done.
>
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>From: Moreland, Jul
Since at&t is playing domain name games, ZNC is moving to a new home.
Find it at:
http://home.attbi.com/~davedyer/znc/zvnc.html
The is no change (except from the location) from the version you may already
be using.
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>I don't suppose you might consider using TightVNC instead of WinVNC as your
>base code, would you? TightVNC is actively being developed, has many more
>features, less bugs and is more stable than WinVNC.
I have made the "please incorporate this technology" overture
to both VNC and TightVNC, bu
VNC does not pass the ctrl and alt keys through to the server PC.
To send ctrl-a, you need to right click anywhere on the window header and
you will see a drop down menu appear. Click on Ctrl Down, then type the
letter A and then press the ctrl key again.
VNC sends the ctrl and alt by sending a
Start several instances of the VNC Viewer at the same time? I'm assuming
I've misunderstood what you're trying to do...
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> What can vnc do with the clipboard? As far as I found, currently nothing
but
> correct me if I'm wrong.
>
> My suggestion is if the vncviewer focus is changed, the clipboard should
be
> copied in the same direction.
WinVNC (client and server) syncs the clipboard in both directions. I cannot
sa
Constantin Kaplinsky wrote:
> TightVNC 1.2.3 has been finally released.
I have a number of computers running regulat WinVNC. Can I simply stop
the VNC service, kill winvnc.exe vncviewer.exe, drop in the new EXE and
DLLs (Into the existing \Program Files\ORL\VNC directory) and restart
the serv
John Roland Elliott wrote:
> Isn't anyone else at least a little disappointed with these
> "shutdown-and-I-really-mean-it-this-time-comma-dammit" approaches? When
> there are processes running on my machines that don't or can't honor
> shutdown requests, I kinda wanna know about it.
Sometimes a p
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PCAnywhere spreads itself everywhere it can within your system, and it
breaks (Err hooks) into your video drivers as well. I suspect this is
how
s a very intelligent approach - and scriptable, also.
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> Subject: Re: Forced Shutdown of Windows NT/2K Systems
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>
>>
The last released version does everything AT&T needs it to do. Until they
have a further business need, they likely won't resume the expense of
development.
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the
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lowing files into the server root:
vncviewer.class
vncviewer.jar
I'm not sure if you can have this running in a folder or not. I have it in
the server root. The share desktop option is shown in the java applet once
you get it loaded.
Hope that helps you out!
-Dave
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Gerald,
Not positive, but you might want to change your path variable to have
/usr/local/bin first instead of your user bin directory (or now that I think
of it, ./ should be first). Also, have you tried calling Xvnc explicitly IE
/usr/local/bin/Xvnc ?
-Dave
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un and informative project for me :) Has anyone
else experimented with this at all? It would be nice to be able to
dynamically load a page through ASP or PHP where you could change some of
the options more.
I'll write you if I make any progress!
-Dave
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I think the main difference between VNC and PC anywhere is that PC Anywhere
has dial-in access and VNC doesn't. Otherwise the features are comparable.
-Dave
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I just discovered http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~smcpeak/SafeTP/
It's a free, secure, and completely transparent FTP proxy. The method
is similar to SSH tunneling, but easier to set up. The same methods
could be used to build a transparent VNC proxy which would encrypt
all VNC traffic.
desktop, which
is within both of your desktops.
Dave
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sword related modifications to prevent internal
abuse? Thanks, Dave
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s client will then show up as a window on
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doesn't matter.
I hope this helps.
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Authentication?
What do other folks do here that use VNC in a Help Desk situation?
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open then you
are having the same problem. I fixed it in my situation to run by running a
HTTP server (apache) and serving the java applet off of that.
Good luck!
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though they might relay through you). But to
your average script kiddy, your machine is an apt target. They aren't
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but I can't see anything obvious in the logs.
Thanks for any help.
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be he lied, I'm not sure. But since I was able
to get into the config, and I can tell that the service is running, I'm
going to assume they are monitoring us.
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> Have their been any actual cases documented of hackers remotely installing
VNC
> to be used to remote control the hacked PC, and without every having
physical
> access to the hardware?
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