Pablo:
Hello! I was hoping you could try the beta version of
our next release and see if it helps address your issue. Please
just rename "winvnc.exe" to "winvnc.old" in the EchoVNC folder,
and replace it with this one:
ftp://ftp.echogent.com/EchoVNC/beta
I tried to email the zip file, but gmail bounces those.
cheers,
Scott
On Fri, 25 Jan 2008, Pablo Blanco wrote:
Hi Scott, I found there was no password key under HLM, I add the password
and I did copy the value but the same error still appears, should I restart
the server after the registry change ? or it does not matter for the
program?
Thanks a lot scott
On 1/24/08, Scott Best <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Pablo:
Hello! We have found a problem related to this, and it may be the
same error. I will send you an update before the end of this week, I
hope you have time to try it!
Regarding the "registry" question, please try this:
1. From the "Start" menu, choose "Run...", and type in "regedit".
2. This will bring up an unusual file-browser which is actually
displaying the place inside of the Windows OS where it saves
almost all of its settings and the settings for most applications.
3. Over on the left side, there should be an expandable menu with
"My Computer" as the top entry, with 4 or 5 groups beneath it:
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER", "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE", and
possible others.
4. If you click on HKEY_CURRENT_USER ("HKCU"), or the little
"+" mark next to it, and then click on Software, it will show a list of
applications you have installed. The standard form is "Company
Name", then "Application name" under that. So EchoVNC is in
"Echogent".
5. All said ... there should be a Software/Echogent/EchoVNC/WinVNC
entry with an actual "key" value (on the right hand side) for
"Password".
That's actually where VNC stores the VNC login password (encrypted
of course). This entry should be there in both the HKCU and HKLM
registry groups. If it's not, EchoVNC will alert you with the error
you're
seeing.
Sorry for the hassle. Again, we should have an update soon...
thanks,
Scott
On Jan 22, 2008, at 9:02 PM, Pablo Blanco wrote:
Hi Scott, for your first question is yes, I did registered as a
service, and for the second I dont have a clue, how can I check that?
any help will be so helpful right now..thanks
On 1/23/08, Scott Best <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Pablo:
Hello! That's an interesting error. Did you register EchoVNC
as a
service during installation? Also, do you have an unusual registry
setup,
rather than the usual LOCAL_MACHINE and LOCAL_USER groups?
-Scott
On Jan 21, 2008, at 5:49 PM, Pablo Blanco wrote:
Hi, after installing the echovnc and run it, when it starts give
this error
"WARNING: Running EchoVNC without setting a password its a dangerous
security risk !!
Until you set a password, EchoVNC will not accept any incoming
connections "
My 2003 user have a password and I set all the passwod with the
wizard, any Idea about
what can it be..
Thanks
--
Pablo Blanco
Mitsusawa Kamicho
Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa-ken, Jap?n
"Success is falling nine times and getting up ten."
John Bon Jovi
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