Apparent socket problem

I want to use VNC to have two machines share a keyboard, mouse and monitor. Both machines are pentiums (225/233Mhz) with 64M ram each, running Win98SE. My first machine is numbered 192.168.1.7. I want to use it to control the second machine, which is numbered 192.168.1.2. VNC works fine on the

re: automatic connection

Which way are you trying to go. Do you want your client to automatically connect to the server? Or do you wish the server to reverse back to the client? You have not been clear about that. Describe what you want to happen and maybe I can be specific. However, either way you can make a script using

[Linux] Error while starting vncserver

Here is what I get when I start it: xauth: (argv):1: bad display name "debby.cfp.vb:1" in "add" command Found /usr/share/vnc-java for http connections. New 'X' desktop is debby.cfp.vb:1 Starting applications specified in /etc/X11/Xsession Log file is /root/.vnc/debby.cfp.vb:1.log What is wrong

Re: Copy from Windows and Paste to Linux

Thank you all :) Pasting into Linux using the middle mouse button did the trick! From: Jerry Westrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: The 6th NewSecretStart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Copy from Windows and Paste to Linux Date: 13 Nov 2003 13:20:47

RealVNC 4.04b, Remoting :0 and OpenGL

I've installed RealVNC 4.04 beta on a redhat 7.3 i86 system, and enabled the vnc module for XF86. The good news is that it works great. I especially like the auto-negotiation feature based on bandwidth. I'm having trouble with seeing openGL windows updating, however. OpenGL applications work fine

Re: Copy from Windows and Paste to Linux

Unix has diferent paste buffers, autocutsel uses the one controlled the middle mouse button. So to paste into unix you need to use middle mouse button (or both left and right mouse button if you have middle button emulation on) That should do it... Jerry On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 12:21, The

Re: [Fwd: Re: managing multiple participants]

Hi Andre, I haven't spent much time looking at the Unix vnc source, but from a quick glance, it looks like it's structured quite differently from the Windows code. :( Thus, porting my changes would not be straightforward (and the changes are still in progress - the modified system isn't rob

Re: VNC command

I've ever tried to start at boot VNC on Mandrake 9.1. I'm not a Guru so it's really hard when you want to setup your own listen port. The trick is to setup webmin that start at boot by default when you are installing Mandrake. You make a Custom command in the "other" panel under Webmin like this

VNC command

Can someone tell what the command is to load vnc at startup in linux? I'm running mandrake 9.1. I have it set in webmin to start automatically, but it does not do it. Also when I start it manully I can reach this machine from the net, but when I connect I get a red screen on the server side. A

Re: automatic connection

Would explain more of what you need to do? On single LAN? Using server side connection? NAT/Firewall? Thanks Mikell, Eugene (Gene) said: > How do I get the vnc server to do automatic connection so I don't have to > have human intervention on each connection? > Thanks, > > Gene Mikell > __

Remote install of VNC to Win98SE/Win2K/WinXP Prof

I am trying to accomplish a remote server install of VNC Version 4 (Beta4) to the above clients. I run a Win2K server and would like to do a once off install of VNC server to all clients on the network through a logon script. Has anyone got any ideas on how this could be accomplished? I have not

RE: Copy from Windows and Paste to Linux

Try using a 2 step approach using xclipboard. I believe the problem you are having is the same as I have had with Solaris. Cut and past can work through cutbuffers or selections and most applications (including Xvnc) use one or the other. As memory serves, Xvnc uses the older cutbuffers that wor

RE : RE : RE : Problems with multiple Java clients over internet

> -Message d'origine- > De : Andrew Wilcox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > EnvoyC) : jeudi 13 novembre 2003 14:07 > C : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Cc : Seak, Teng-Fong > Objet : RE: RE : RE : Problems with multiple Java clients > over internet > > > Yes got that. So I only need to have two ports 5

RE: RE : RE : Problems with multiple Java clients over internet

Yes got that. So I only need to have two ports 5800 & 5900 open for multiple viewers? Presumably the server can control this by only allowing one set display number? Many thanks Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on : > On the client, not on the server. After you'v

RE : RE : RE : Problems with multiple Java clients over internet

> -Message d'origine- > De : Andrew Wilcox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > EnvoyC) : jeudi 13 novembre 2003 14:07 > C : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Cc : Seak, Teng-Fong > Objet : RE: RE : RE : Problems with multiple Java clients > over internet > > > Yes got that. So I only need to have two ports 5

RE : Copy from Windows and Paste to Linux

I think there's a need to amend the netiquette : Don't just say "it's doesn't work" without supplying further explanations. > -Message d'origine- > De : The 6th NewSecretStart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Envoyi : jeudi 13 novembre 2003 12:22 > @ : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Objet : Co

RE : RE : Problems with multiple Java clients over internet

On the client, not on the server. After you've enter the URL, you should have a little button bar on top of the client Java area. Option is the only one you could click at this stage. Look harder and you'll find it. > -Message d'origine- > De : Andrew Wilcox [mailto:[EMAIL PRO

RE: RE : Problems with multiple Java clients over internet

I do not have an option button on my server tray icon. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on : > Before entering your password, click on "option" button and choose > to share desktop. In this way, you could have more than one client > connected. No need to open any other

Copy from Windows and Paste to Linux

Dear all, I'm running VNC Viewer on Windows XP and VNC Server on RH Linux 8 (FVWM2). I'm also using autocutsel (http://www.lepton.fr/tools/autocutsel/) to facilitate copy and paste between the two machines. Now, I'm able to copy from the linux server and paste on windows applications, but not t

RE : Problems with multiple Java clients over internet

Before entering your password, click on "option" button and choose to share desktop. In this way, you could have more than one client connected. No need to open any other port. > -Message d'origine- > De : Andrew Wilcox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Envoyi : jeudi 13 novembre 20

RE: Problems with multiple Java clients over internet

Gerard My reading is that there can be multiple clients on Windows 2000 (forgot to mention that before) but they all see the same view (desktop). I have tried to start more than one server in the past and this is not allowed. The solution may be to assign each viewer a display number rather than

Re: Problems with multiple Java clients over internet

I remember seeing in the Get Started guide that you would have to start two instances of the server and the client ports would be 5801 and 5802 respectivly. gerard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I tried to let two people see my desktop for the first time yesterday and did not get the expected result

RE : Any success with ???? VNC and Win 2k SP4

No. I had updated SP3 to SP4 for several machines and hadn't encountered any problem. Couldn't you reinstall VNC again? Which version are you using, by the way? > -Message d'origine- > De : G MacGill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Envoyi : mercredi 12 novembre 2003 21:07 > @ : [E

Problems with multiple Java clients over internet

I tried to let two people see my desktop for the first time yesterday and did not get the expected result. I think only one was able to see it at time. When the logged in again they would see my desktop but the other person would be knocked off. They were using a URL like this http://me.dnsalias