I just dove in and did a build of 1.1p8 for Win32 (wanted the server)
tonight. Seems to work just fine, but I have a few computers on which the
server crashes upon connecting. (These are machines that were running
3.3.3r2 and I dropped the tight 1.1p8 binaries on them.) Has anyone else
running 1.1p8 seen this? I haven't dug in further to debug and find the
cause, so was curious if someone else had already been through this.
When downloading the binary client, I noted that the *nix flavor allows the
preferred encoding to be specified on the command line. Upon inspection, I
believe that the Win32 source does not provide for this. Can anyone disprove
me and tell me how to do it? Instead, I cheated and modified the viewer's
default preferred encoding to Tight, for now.
Bill Taroli
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From: Jonathan Morton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 02:49
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Subject: Re: error message
>I'm using an older version of vnc but it's been working fine. I just
>installed to a win98 machine. When I attach through a web browser using
the
>IP address it works fine. When I try to attach using the machine name I
get
>a message Applet vncviewer can't init: NEW. Any idea what this indicates?
Let me guess - your "machine name" is assigned using WINS rather than DNS?
While your browser might understand WINS, Java doesn't.
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