Dear,
it's possible transfer file(s) from server to host with VNC?
Bye,
David
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Hi,
I have a peculiar problem. I cannot set WinVNC Server to accept socket connection. No
matter how many times I've ticked it on. It automatically reverts back to the off
state once I reopen the Properties page again. The greyed-out display number box has
"98" written in it. This can be change
> You don't "have" to run the server as root, if I'm reading the FAQ
> correctly:
> http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/faq.html#q23
> I don't have any experience on Solaris to back this up, though.
It helped ... thanks ... I'm one step ahead ...
it's running the proper window manager however
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From: "Thejaswi T" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "William Hooper" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 7:53 PM
Subject: Re: Solaris 8 - window manager problem with vncviewer
> > > 2. vncviewer starts the window
> > 2. vncviewer starts the window as root instead of my uid.
> > (I'm starting the vncserver as root)
> >
> > Any help in fixing this is really appreciated.
>
> Doesn't this make sense? If you run the server as root, everything under it
> will be run as root. If you run the service as a
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Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 5:52 PM
Subject: Solaris 8 - window manager problem with vncviewer
> Hi!
>
>I have couple of problems with vncserver and
>not able to fix Looking for some advise ...
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On Mon, 18 Nov 2002 21:28:07 -0800 (PST), "paul shaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>said:
> Jonathan Morton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> > > *** To reply to a posting
>from the list, to everyone else on the list,
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One thing about that: most inexpensive NAT routers do "virtual servers"
rather inflexibly. i.e., if you want to connect to port 5280 on an
internal machine, it must be exposed outside as port 5280. Of course, you
can just have your vncservers on different displays, moving them to other
ports
Can anyone help with a compile error I'm having or have any ideas for me?
I'm using gcc 3.2, gmake 3.79.1 and trying to compile vnc-3.3.5-unixsrc.
My box is a (9000/800/N4000-55)
I configured with: ./configure --x-includes=/usr/contrib/X11R6/include to
get past a 1st set of issues but get the fo
Hi!
I have couple of problems with vncserver and
not able to fix Looking for some advise ...
1. Always my vncviewer starts twm. I'm running dtwm
on my w/s and the xstartup file looks fine. However,
vncviewer starts twm with just one xterm.
(I don't get any of the s
Hi Glenn,
I am using Autocutsel (version 06). Autocutsel uses xcutsel under the hood. Anyway I
think that it may well be down to using a mix of older x utilities with newer CDE
utilities.
(see http://lepton.fr/tools/autocutsel/)
Generally if I only do cut/paste between PC > xterm > PC it work
Kevin,
Your problem is the X-applications and the selection they use for cut and
paste: CLIPBOARD, PRIMARY, or CUT_BUFFER0. This can be a problem on Solaris
itself if you mix and match older x utilities with newer CDE utilities.
Example, "xterm" (AND Xvnc) use CUT_BUFFER0, while "dtterm" uses PRI
:: Bruce Atherton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
:: I'm trying to figure out a way to use a single open port on a
:: firewall to connect to one of several VNC servers. Something like
:: this (apologies to the proportional font crowd):
:: -- VNC Server 1
::
I set up my moms PC with WinVnc on windows 2000, installed it as a service and set a
password. She lives a long ways away so I wanted to ba able to log in to her PC when
she's having problems.
Last night I had her start W2K and I logged in thru the viewer from my home pc dialup
- I connected r
Thanks to everyone who replied. The answers have clarified my thinking so I
can see where I went wrong in pondering the problem. I neglected to mention
that the environment behind the firewall is NATed, so I got confused trying
to figure out how the client could forward to an internal address.
Hi,
I am running RealVNC on Windows Xp professional. Both the server and the
client (viewer) are installed on XP professional systems.
I have tried sending the screen of the VNC server computer to ten vnc viewer
clients. After working for a period of approximately minutes, two or three
of th
You wrote:
> Xvnc-3.3.3 eats 100% CPU sometimes after a week of work or
> time adjustment
I run the same config (more than 1 Xvnc, not always all connected, ir-regular
time-adjusts per cron)
but I have never seen any of my Xvncs eat 100% CPU time.
I had mysql do that once after I updated some l
Greetings,
I am running VNC 3.3.5 on Windows 2000 & XP systems and have made DWORD
entries in the registry to enable null entry logons and keep the program
from kicking out other users when logons are not shared without success. Can
anyone shed some light on this? I have put entries in multiple lo
Can someone please help me with this cut/paste buffer problem? Is it something unique
to my setup, has anyone seen this problem before?
thanks,
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: Kevin Minney
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 2:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 3.3.5: Solaris7&8, cut/pas
Rafael Rubio wrote:
>
> As many others, my configuration is a small LAN connected to the Internet
> through an ADSL router that performs NAT, i.e. all the PC's have subnet IP
> addresses (10.0.0.X), which means they cannot be accessed as such from a
> remote VNC client through the Internet.
>
> I
It really depends on the router. Some routers have a web-based management tool that
makes it easy to "redirect" or "publish" a port to an internal server. Some routers
do not offer that feature at all and you'll be stuck with something like gotomypc.
-Original Message-
From: Rafael R
You could set up a VPN or dial-up connection into the remote network. Both
are pretty easy on Windows 2000 servers. If the router will allow you to publish a
server behind the NAT, you can set up the Windows 2000 VPN services on an internal
server and publish the ports through the rout
Steve, I checked the locations you suggested. The password key was only in
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default",
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\" was blank. This was the password key I
originally changed.
I went through the SIDs under HKEY_USERS and only one showed a so
Hi, Bruce.
If I understand the problem correctly, the following should solve it (I
suppose all VNC Servers listen on 5900):
On the client, run the following ssh command (or configure 3 port
forwardings on your SSH Client):
client# ssh -L5901:vnc_server1:5900 \
-L5902:vnc_server1:5
As many others, my configuration is a small LAN connected to the Internet
through an ADSL router that performs NAT, i.e. all the PC's have subnet IP
addresses (10.0.0.X), which means they cannot be accessed as such from a
remote VNC client through the Internet.
I know the public IP address of the
There are actually a few places that the password is stored. Which one is used
depends on at what stage the server was loaded. There is one at:
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\Default",
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ORL\WinVNC3\", and
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL\WinVNC3".
M
Hi,
We use VNC across multiple machines on a number of remote site and one instance has
thrown up a problem today. This machine was working fine last week but something
must've happened over the weekend to change this. This is where we're at just now.
When I browse to the PC using the Java vi
Well I ran it initially as oracle then ran it as root too and it seemed to work. I
wasn't getting the xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 process initially but now am. I
changed the /tmp/.X11* directory contents to have oracle user permissions and although
the temp directory was writeable by all I thin
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