Re: interesting problem / grey thatch no window manager.

On Sun, 5 Jan 2003, Jeff Towarnicki wrote: > Hey guys. I have an interesting problem happening. my > VNC used to work fine, then one day for some reason I > got a grey thatch pattern when I tried to log in, and > my gnome desktop was gone.. I tried to use vncserver > -kill :1 and then restart, wi

interesting problem / grey thatch no window manager.

Hey guys. I have an interesting problem happening. my VNC used to work fine, then one day for some reason I got a grey thatch pattern when I tried to log in, and my gnome desktop was gone.. I tried to use vncserver -kill :1 and then restart, with no luck... still grey thatch pattern.. Now when I tr

Problems using VIM in VNC

I am having problems trying to use VIM under VNC. I have recently updated my FreeBSD box from 3.2 to 4.7 and with it the latest versions of VNC, vim, and XFree86 (at least the latest included with FreeBSD 4.7). However now I am no longer able to get the Gui version of VIM to work correctly under V

Re: SSC & VNC clients setup

putty is set up correctly. The VNC viewer doesn't create/use that registry setting. Only the server does. - Original Message - From: "Carl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "VNC" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 7:14 AM Subject: Doug: SSC & VNC clients setup > Doug, > > On SSH

Re: e-mail notification

- Original Message - From: "lines" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > hallo > > is there no option to get automatically the ip adress from that machine who > has a dial-up connection and startet the vnc-server. > > thx.lines If you are asking if there is a way for VNC to do it, no. If you are asking

Re: VNC Freezing Netgear Router

You said there is not firewall beyond the router but that there's a firewall which you control. Not sure which is the case. In any case, I suggest you turn off the firewall to test the port forwarding on your router. Also, perhaps you can tell us how you setup the port fowarding. Lastly, are yo

Doug: SSC & VNC clients setup

Doug, On SSH client: ssh -L 5901:localhost:5900 username@serveripaddress If you use something like "PuTTY" ssh client, Enter the serveripaddress, port 22 & click ssh the "session" screen". Then under the SSH / tunnel screen set up a local forward for for 5901:localhost:5900. On VNC client: loca

Re: surf but no ping

Hallo! i can not ping but i can surff (the same specific site) what does it mean? Well, this means that your question is not vnc related. Some sites/ISPs block ping because there are some _funny_ people out on the net who try to get those servers off the net by pinging them to death. So firewal

e-mail notification

hallo is there no option to get automatically the ip adress from that machine who has a dial-up connection and startet the vnc-server. thx.lines ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list

VNC, others and viruses...

Hi, Trying VNC actually, I encounter some serious problems. Thanks to Scott Best I understand much better now how it all works, but there are still lots of questions... The most important one (for me, but I guess also for others) is, is it possible to get infected by viruses using VNC ? I'll tel

surf but no ping

i can not ping but i can surff (the same specific site) what does it mean? _ http://webmail.nana.co.il Israel's free WebMail. ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list

VNC without any display - mouse only

Dear list, this is Thomas from Mainz, Germany and I'd like to talk a bit about VNC with you and I'd appriceate your comments and hints. Let's see what I'm currently planning to do: I want to abuse the VNC protocoll for the following: I've got a serial mouse running on set-top-box called "dbox"