Hi there
I am currently running Debian with KDE 2.2.I've just installed VNCServer 3.3.6-4 and
when I connect I get the grey screen error.I had a look at the FAQ's and found that I
need to change the xsartup script to point to kde2.As far as I can see the
installation never created the
Dear Orin,
yes, i have to authenticate myself to the proxy.
Why do you ask? Would there be a difference without authentication?
Ontae
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Von:Orin Eman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mo 17.03.2003 23:51
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Hello list,
I searched the archives, but unfortunately did not find information about
this; maybe you have some pointers for me.
Here's the problem: When I connect to a VNC server, sometimes the person
on the other end would like to close the connection at his/her request.
Since I (as the
Hi Christian,
There is a way that will allow the user on the remote PC to kill any
active connections
It's a bit of a botch/bodge but it works :D
Create a batch file in your Winvnc/TightVNC/RealVNC program folder (where
the winvnc.exe lives).
Put 2 lines into the batch file:
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From: Mark Ganser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am looking for a solution for schools wishing to use their existing
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exercises. To demonstrate this I have set up the two servers with VNC
following the instructions for multiple connections posted by
Jeff
Hi,
There is a way that will allow the user on the remote PC to kill any
active connections
It's a bit of a botch/bodge but it works :D
great idea! Should've thought of it myself... Thanks a lok!!
Regards
Christian
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How do you make vnc run as a service on a windows 2000 server?
If you have the latest version (make sure you uninstall previous
versions before installing new ones!) it will ask you if you want
to run it as a service during the installation process.
Linas Muliolis
Intelligent Network Design,
How do you make vnc run as a service on a windows 2000 server?
from dos prompt:
winvnc -install
(do a winvnc -? for a list of all the params.)
-Jonathan Maton
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I have been using vnc for many years and I have been having the problem
of the vncserver dying after a certain timeframe. This happens usually
once a month. We have a solaris box with about 20 - 30 vnc sessions
open at any given time. The message I am getting when it dies is this:
XDM: too
Are people on this list aware that the Win2000/XP Trojan Deloder-A
(nomenclature varies slightly) uses the vnc module explorer.exe?
The first sign of infection if you have Xvnc starting automatically as
a service is that you will get an error message saying that a VNC
server is already running.
I know many people have discussed this error in these lists before, however
all of them pertain to ports and other local settings, none of which have
anything to do with my configuration.
First, this came out of nowhere - I have been using VNC for about 2 years,
and then all of a sudden about a
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Steve Blinkhorn
Yes, it has been discussed:
http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2003-March/037830.html
http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2003-March/037886.html
[snip]
The first sign of
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I was thinking that maybe Road Runner had blocked the ports
for some unknown
reason, but I have asked friends who are not RR users to try
to connect from
their homes and they
Ya know, it'd be cool if there was a way to connect to the VNC port on a computer,
issue a command, and get back the flavor and version that is running on that computer.
If anybody feels like adding new features to VNC, this would be awesome!
-Steve Bostedor
http://www.vncscan.com
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, Steve Bostedor wrote:
Ya know, it'd be cool if there was a way to connect to the VNC port on a
computer, issue a command, and get back the flavor and version that is
running on that computer. If anybody feels like adding new features to
VNC, this would be awesome!
If
I think he was referring to the VNC flavor and version.
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Ya know, it'd be cool if there was a way to connect to the
VNC port on a computer, issue a command, and get back the
flavor and version that is running on that computer. If
anybody
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, Steve Bostedor wrote:
Ya know, it'd be cool if there was a way to connect to the VNC port on
a computer, issue a command, and get back the flavor and version that
is running on that computer. If anybody feels like adding
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Subject: RE: Wish: Version Query :VSMail mx2
It would be nice to be able to audit my network to see if
there were any
clients
That is what I was referring to. Yea, it would have to be a new standard implemented
by every flavor. That would actually be the point. It would be nice to query it to
tell if it is running esVNC, realVNC, tightVNC, etc, along with the version number.
Example:
TCP CONNECT Port 5800
I wouldn't use them :-)
I personally don't see this as any more risk than my browser telling the web
host what I am using, or the server telling me what software it is running.
We already get very rudimentary info from the RFB version.
Right now I audit using a platform specific tool. Having an
I acknowledge that knowing the version of VNC running on the computer could help a
hacker know what exploits to try on your system first, but security by obscurity is
never the answer and just hiding the version doesn't take the vulnerability away.
Hence, it is not a significant increase in
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, William Hooper wrote:
I agree, security through obscurity is not security. On the other hand,
reporting the version gives an attacker just another piece of
information that is not needed by an authorized client.
If the information is not needed, why is someone asking
The purpose that I had in mind was to aid in standardizing deployments and
monitoring to be sure that the latest version is deployed across the entire network.
I can easily do this on Windowz platforms by querying the registry or getting
the metadata from the file, but things
A colleague reported these warnings running dtterm in an Xvnc session:
Warning:
Name: Copy
Class: XmPushButtonGadget
Illegal mnemonic character; Could not convert X KEYSYM to a keycode
Warning:
Name: Paste
Class: XmPushButtonGadget
Illegal mnemonic character; Could not convert
I've been running a test machine on the internet for about 3 weeks now (on an IP that
as far
as I know has not previously had any machine running on it). This machine effectively
has all
its ports stealthed but logs everything thrown at it.
To say the least its been instructive. On a good
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