Hi
I have a problem with the display. I am running my server on my Solaris 7 workstation
and my viewer on my Win98 PC. Initially, there was some problem executing the
xstartup script because I do not have a .Xresource in my home directory. So I simply
created an empty file with that name and
I have a similar problem. I am running my vncserver on a solaris 7 workstation and my
viewer on a Win98 PC. After I have started the server, I was informed that that it is
running on cad2:1. So, I connected my viewer uhave sing IP_of_cad2:1, was prompted
for the password and then entered the
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> -Original Message-
> From: Quek Hong Cheang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:Thu, July 19, 2001 3:35 AM
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> Subject:Re: setting the display variable
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Hi
Is there anyone who knows how to get a login window using VNC? I am running my server
on Solaris 7 and viewer on Win98 PC. Have managed to get the CDE environment by
modifying the xstartup script to be :
#!/bin/sh
/usr/dt/bin/Xsession
When I pressed the logout icon, I got this error mess
user password for
> the system. to have a vnc password, run vncpasswd to give you a
> ~/.vnc/passwd file and use the option
> -auth ~/.vnc/passwd
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> Steve
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> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Quek Hong Chea
First of all, you have to ensure that your VNC server is not running on a machine that
is using an internal IP address, meaning those that cannot be access outside your VPN.
Then, with your server running, type the following in the URL of your browser :
http://my_machine_IP:5801
Assumption :
Hi Matt
What version of solaris are you using? I am using solaris 7 together with Win98 and I
am not having any problem with -cc 3 option, in fact, I need it because my CADENCE
problem cannot run unless I set that option. I think it is worth a try to use -depth
8. Although depth 16 seems to
Hi Shaddy
I am also using Solaris 7/Win98 and I have solved my login problem using what you
have mentioned in the other mail, that is, to use a script to restart the server
whenever it is down. I agree that it does not seem too be an elegant solution, but
nevertheless, it works. One point f
Hi
I am trying to compile tightvnc but is always getting lots of error messages. Problem
is as follows :
Operating system : Solaris 7
Vnc version : vnc-3.3.3r1_unixsrc.tgz
Tightvnc : vnc-3.3.3r1-unix-tight-1.1-m.tar.gz
(full source, not using the patch)
I have also made sure that I have zlib.
The problem actually lies with my system (I think). When I use xmkmf, it kept
complaining
not being able to exec this file called cpp. I thought that it just needed a compiler
so I made a link between this cpp and my gcc compiler. Now when I run xmkmf, lots
of error messages came out. For ex
The problem actually lies with my system (I think). When I use xmkmf, it kept
complaining
not being able to exec this file called cpp. I thought that it just needed a compiler
so I made a link between this cpp and my gcc compiler. Now when I run xmkmf, lots
of error messages came out. For ex
Speaking of upgrading, I have been trying to compile tightvnc without much success.
Is there anyone who has sucessfully compiled it on the solaris platform? I am using
Solaris 7. If anyone can sent me the compiled files, I would be very grateful. Thanks.
PS : Any version of solaris is worth a
Hi
Sorry if this question has already been asked the one thousandth time, but I would
like to know how does tightvnc compare with tridiavnc?
Thanks.
Quek
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Hi Frank
Just like I have emailed Const, I think the problem does not lie with the source code
(I think I should be having the lastest one, just downloaded them less than a month
ago), but rather, it lies with my inexperience in compiling codes. I am still a
novice in all these kind of things
It is true, I have asked the same question before. But the reply I got was that if you
are using a LAN connection, then tightvnc is not going to help a lot, in fact it will
be slower. But if you are on a modem, then tightvnc is better. Normal vnc with
HEXTILE coding is better for LAN, this is
Use the -once option with Xvnc and the server will close when you log out. Then write
a script to restart Xvnc so that the next person has a login window. Hope that this
helps.
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> I have Xvnc server running xdm. I need Xvnc to automatically
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