Gurhan:

        Heya. Yes, EchoVNC has a problem recovering from a "locked
PC" right now. It should, of course, auto-reconnect to the echoServer
in the same way that it will when you stop and then restart the
echoServer. We're looking into why it's not...

-Scott

On Jun 23, 2005, at 8:41 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi there,
 
First of all, thanks for providing this software.
 
My main aim is to connect to my work PC from my home PC.
 
This is my setup on 2 WinXP computers:
 
1- I am running echoServer 1.40 and echoVNC 1.33 on my Home PC which is accessible on all ports.
2- Work PC is behind a firewall which allows ports 443 and 80 only.
3- The work PC connects to the echoserver at home successfully through port 443. 4- I can sucessfully connect to work PC from my home PC when the work PC is NOT running a screensaver. 5- As soon as the work PC activates the screensaver, the echovnc installed on this PC disconnects from the echoserver and thereby making it impossible to make a connection ever again. 6- The problem can only be solved by deactivating the screensaver on work PC, logging in, AND deleting and creating a new echoServer connection in the EchoServer tab BECAUSE the EchoVNC on the work PC DOES NOT try to reconnect automatically from this point on.
 
Any ideas about how to overcome this frustration?
 
thank you,
 
Gurhan


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