Hi,

first, don't rely on default config switch !

I guess that you want to record your local windows VNCserver, no ?

See what rfbproxy says :

C:\>rfbproxy
usage: rfbproxy [OPTIONS] ACTION files
where OPTIONS are:

[...]

 :n            Occupy VNC display localhost:n (not valid with
               -c option). The default is ":10".
 --server=[server]:display
               (record only) Use specified VNC server. The
               default is ":1".
[...]

So, by default, it respond from localhost:10, recording localhost:1.
It's a good default for Unix, but not so good for Windows.
So it should be better with : rfbproxy --server=:0 --record c:\123.log
But it doesn't work neither.
I should conclude that it doesn't work, but if you tell it everything :
rfbproxy --server=localhost:0 --record c:\123.log
it works !

CU
PS : I cross copy to the list, may be some other are interested.

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: mercredi 25 avril 2001 12:01
Subject: RFBProxy Win32 


> I have tried your CGYWIN port of rfbproxy, and have a error.  I will
> undertstand if your compile is unsupported!!!
> 
> My problem is that I get a error when I connect with VNCViewer:
> 
> "connect: errno EADDRNOTAVAIL triggered"
> 
> I use the latest At&T VNC (3.3r9)  under NT4.0 SP5
> 
> The commandline I use is:
> 
> rfbproxy --record c:\123.log
> 
> and connect with VNCViewer to localhost:10
> 
> 
> HELP!!!!
> 
> 
> 
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