I apologize in advance to the list if the subject is already treated
somewhere: I could not find it.
DATA:
I am still using the old VNC 3.3.3 R3.
Server side: Win98 machine running a Dos application in full screen mode.
Client side: Win2k machine
Connection: peer-to-peer switched LAN 100 Mbit,
Ok, so I've got a windows viewer looking at a MacOSX server (OSXvnc, v1.11) but I'm
having trouble mapping keys.
My setup:
Viewer: Win32, US keyboard
Server: MacOSX 10.2, belgian keyboard layout
effect: hitting (for example) 'q' on my keyboard produces an 'a' on the mac, hititng
'/' produces
- What happens when you try to connect?
- A possible ristricition is that the ports vnc tries to use are blocked somewhere,
either outgoing at work or incoming at your isp (my cable provider blocks some stuff,
never tested vnc though)
Arnt
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Oops ...
Arnt, Thank you very much for your indication.
I have retrieved the thread, where Stephan Edelman writes to a similar
request:
VNC does not currently work in fullscreen DOS mode. Your program must have
switched to fullscreen DOS mode when you restarted it. This has the effect
of
Hi
I have home network at home:
Computer 1: win98 SE, use ICS, connect to internat via Cable modem (usb)
Computer 2L: win98, use network to connect internat via computer 1.
I can access computer 1 from outside.
I can NOT access computer 2.
I added entry 'vnc2' to icsconfig with ports 5802 and
Hi,
I have been through the self help and cannot find anything about the
problem I have.
The PC I am controlling via VNC used to be Windows NT and I did not have
this particular problem.
Now that the PC I am controlling is Windows 2000, I have a problem where
whenever I type text, I have to
While i cant tell you about the registry issues, i have run
Win32vncserver WITHOUT installing it.. off a floppy disk.
Just copy the server and the omni library and it worked...
Would need some messing with to get it right, but it might be
an option for you to look into..
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I was connect to my VNC server through the internet. It then seemed to freeze up, so
I disconnected. But, when I tried to reconnect it told me that it couldn't find the
server. I know that my server was still connected to the internet. So, two
questions: 1) why did it freeze up? 2) why
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From: Johan Pienaar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am running VNC server on a RedHat Linux 8.0 server. Does
anyone know where I
clould download some sort of linux and VNC viewer that boots
and runs off a
CD? (Diskless workstation running VNC viewer).
If it needs
mulinux comes with a boot disk and VNC.
walter
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I haven't tried these myself, but check out PXES http://pxes.sourceforge.net/ and
NetStation http://netstation.sourceforge.net/
They may be what you're looking for.
Regards,
Beau
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Hi,
We are trying here to use VNC with -inetd option, but we don't have any
response.
I've read http://www.dei.isep.ipp.pt/~andre/extern/ixvnc.htm
and add to my /etc/inetd.conf :
vnc-1024stream tcp nowait root /usr/local/bin/Xvnc.5
Xvnc.5 -inetd -broadcast -once -geometry 1024x768
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On March 4, 2003 09:47 am, Beerse, Corni wrote:
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From: Johan Pienaar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am running VNC server on a RedHat Linux 8.0 server. Does
anyone know where I
clould download some sort of linux and
Is there a document that describes the ZRLE (or Tight for that matter)
encoding specification?
Thanks!
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P.O. Box 2254 Phoenix, AZ 85002-2254
Seriously - HSR
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Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 11:26 AM
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Subject: Where is the ZRLE specification?
Is there a document that describes the ZRLE (or Tight for that matter)
Hi,
I'm getting myself the response :
On Solaris, the lines in inetd.conf are troncated, so my first line is
surely cut somewhere inside a word, so it doesn't work.
So the second try should have worked !
But I've forgotten to put #!/bin/sh at the begining of vncserver.inetd.
Now, it works !
CU
William Hooper wrote:
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Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 11:26 AM
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Subject: Where is the ZRLE specification?
Is there a document that describes the ZRLE (or Tight for that
First off I am working with a primarily win98
network with a few win NT workstations as well.
This is a middle school and I am attempting to
use VNC to spy on the students, as there have
been several fairly severe abuses. Now that you
know my situation on to the questions.
1) Does anyone have a
Im using VNC for remote admin and a as tool to givce my users online support when they
are having smaler problems in for eg. word, excel or just having problems printing or
whatever... But many of the react on the fakt that they cant see that Im connected
to them, or if anny one else is
Hallo!
[..] But many of the react on the fakt that they cant see that
Im connected to them, [..]. I knove that the icon in the tray
turns black when some one is connected but a normal user tends
to miss that. [..]
Is ther some way the User can get a popup window or an alert box
to popup when
Hi, I'm looking into the security side of VNC and i've noticed that people
have managed to get the VNC protocol working thorugh SSH and telnet. I was
wondering if anyone could give any good ideas as to how this could be
achieved and what would be the advantages of using SSH to encrypt a VNC
Presumably, one could email them a self-extracting zip file that would, when
executed, automatically start a batch file running that would perform a
silent install of VNC. I have done something similar in the past and it
works well.
Just to get you going in the right direction, below is the batch
Thanks very much to all who answered by query, but I fear we have not got
to the heart of the problem. The DOS window certainly does not go full
screen. I can see it perfectly well and all is normal until I type the
name of the .exe -as soon as I hit enter, I start getting the cursor marks
Hi, I'm new to VNC, but after a fortnight messing with it, and
having searched till my eyes ache in the archives, I need some
help, please. If this message is overly long and complex, I
apologise, but it seems a complex problem, or rather problems.
I have 4 networked PCs, each with a public
Here is my problem,
I am military and trying to use the VNC program to help out with problems the
family may not be able to handle while I am away. My home computer has a
shared DSL connection between my computer and my son's computer through a
router set up. Before I left i made sure I could
Hello All,
I hv a linux redhat box running vncserver which has two NICs, one has a
public IP and other has a IP address 192.168.1.1. I was trying to connect to
another workstation with IP address 192.168.1.90, but fail to connect to the
server. However, I can connect to any public IP vncserver.
Im having difficulties the Ctrl + Alt + Del combination in VNC, the combination makes
my local computer reakt instead of the remote one. Anny ideas or solutions ?
//Stewe Lundin
Sweden
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how can I configure vnc on port 21??
regedit does not accept negative values
thanx all!!
ghiboz
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