Some further information for anyone willing/able to help...
The server has the latest service pack and critical updates installed. It
also seems that the problem is only happening when the server has been logged
out, rather than just left locked (the service is still running and I DO get
the
In the original website of VNC at ATT, you could still find 3.3.3
http://www.uk.research.att.com/archive/vnc/index.html
HTH
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I'm not to hot on Dr watson, do you have an event log entry? I'm better at working
with event logs!
Cheers
Ben
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Ben Blackmore
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Phone: +44 (0)
Launch a browser to http://gotomyvnc.com/ and it will tell what public address
your ISP's given you. Those two addresses are probably private addresses attributed
by your DSL modem.
Once you've determined your public address but your VNC server can't be
connected, you have to
Unfortunately it doesn't leave any event in the event log, so nothing to go on
there :(
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You have to tell us what exactly you're doing when your system has started.
Do you go to Start menu and do
RealVNC VNC Server Register VNC Server Service
all the time?
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Hi
Is it possible to set up vnc 3.3.7 so that the server user must accept a
wiewer session?
Thanks in advance
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I have some questions about compliling TightVNC source files.
When using the downloadable source files the winvnce.exe that is created
(when Release is chosen) is larger in size than that which is installed
using the TightVNC install package, about 50kb larger.
Also, to run the install package
Hello,
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so I have some questions about compliling TightVNC source files. When
so using the downloadable source files the winvnce.exe that is
so created (when Release is chosen) is larger in size than that which
so is installed using the TightVNC install
Bjxrn Heiland said:
Hi
Is it possible to set up vnc 3.3.7 so that the server user must accept a
wiewer session?
Since you didn't specify, I'll assume you are talking about WinVNC.
Please read the documentation, paying attention to the AuthHosts and
QuerySetting sections:
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From: p putkowski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 12:38 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: VNC authentication failed
Server vnc-server-4.0.0-beta4.3 Fedora core
Viewer Win32 3.3.7 XP Pro
Viewer vnc-3.3.3r2-47
p putkowski said:
service vnc-800x600x24
{
protocol = tcp
socket_type = stream
wait = no
user = nobody
server = /usr/bin/Xvnc
server_args = -inetd -query localhost -once -geometry
800x600 -depth 24
}
Maybe I wasn't clear
I agree with him. Outputs from Dr. Watson are quite useless if we can't use
the same machine to debug.
So, you're using NT4. Have you applied SP6a? Have you upgraded your IE to
version 6? Well, some might say that IE has nothing to do with it, but IE *is* a part
of the
Steve,
Have you tried installing VNC 4b4 on the server in place of your existing
VNC installation?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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I am running VNC on Windows NT that is also running Kerio WinRoute Pro.
I had to restart the PC yesterday and since it was restarted, I cannot
access the PC with VNC. I saw a posting that recommended trying to
telnet the PC (telnet ip 5900) and see if it would connect using the
public IP and the
Excuse the ignorance but I just found this software site.
I want to connect from my home PC (viewer) to a PC(server) in another
location. I will install the viewer software at home and the server software
in the other location. The home PC is Windows XP and operates with Verizon
DSL. The
Bob,
I just found
http://www.mvps.org/vbvision/thunks.htm
with google. Apparently, your MIDI driver needs thunking as a translation layer
between the 32 bit OS and the 16 bit driver code.
Try to get a 32 bit driver for your piano.
Carlyle
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Bob,
I just found
http://www.mvps.org/vbvision/thunks.htm
with google. Apparently, your MIDI driver needs thunking as a translation layer
between the 32 bit OS and the 16 bit driver code.
Try to get a 32 bit driver for your piano.
Carlyle
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Carlyle,
Thanks for the response. I brought up the mvps site and read his blurb on
thunking. It was actually a little more illuminating than the text I had
read on the subject in a MIDI book that I have. However, I really don't
want to know that much about the subject at this time. I would
Bob,
If you are using VNC 3.3.7 when seeing this problem, try VNC 4b4, which
should be less likely to interact badly with thunked code.
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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When you say WAN, you mean the Internet side? Or is it really a WAN? That
means your WinNT is a gateway connecting two LAN's?
First, have you applied SP6a to your WinNT? How about IE? Second, make sure
that within the LAN, a viewer can connect to your (WinNT's )VNC server.
Is your Win98 up to date and patched? Are you really sure its server is
running properly?
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Objet : Connecting to VNC Server (Win 98) from Windows 2000
wilfred
I actually took a different approach but you pointed
me in the right direction. Thanks!
What I ended up doing is setting the ownership and
perms on Xvnc the same way SUN does for Xsun. Its more
secure that way.
Also,
The reason your having to reset your directory perms
is because /tmp
From your remote PC (the Win98), run a browser to http://gotomyvnc.com/
It would tell you it has seen an IP address. If this address is the same as
that provided by VNC (put the mouse pointer on VNC icon in the system tray and wait
for a second), then in your home PC, you just
Can anyone tell me what directory Xvnc expects this
lib to be in?
ld.so.1: Xvnc: fatal: libjpeg.so.62: open failed: No
such file or directory
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Jim,
Yes, I was using VNC 3.3.7. I also found that even when I was not trying to
run remote, my MIDI output was being corrupted. I tried disconnecting the
network, but even then apparently VNC was interfering with the MIDI driver.
I finally uninstalled VNC and the problem went away.
I will
Thanks for your comments. Yes, I mean the Internet side. This was
working before the server was restarted. WinRoute Pro has been
installed for months and has been working without a problem. Everything
in the WinNT settings looks good. We use the public IPs to get to
several sites when we need
I looked at known issues, FAQ and mailing list archive and found a similar post pasted
below for June of '02. The issue is the Shift key *does* seem to be recognized with
the mouse (in Explorer, shift+click items select multiple items). However, the
shift+arrows, home, or delete keys are not
Thanks for your comments. Yes, I mean the Internet side. This was
working before the server was restarted. WinRoute Pro has been
installed for months and has been working without a problem. Everything
in the WinNT settings looks good. We use the public IPs to get to
several sites when we
Ping and traceroute are fine. Telnet does not yield RFB 003.003. I
have four sites (three remote to me) all running NT 4 and WinRoute Pro.
I can telnet to three of them using 'telnet {ip} 5900' and get the
proper response. But not this one.
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From: David Broadwell
Ping and traceroute are fine. Telnet does not yield RFB 003.003. I
have four sites (three remote to me) all running NT 4 and WinRoute Pro.
I can telnet to three of them using 'telnet {ip} 5900' and get the
proper response. But not this one.
So you CAN ping that port on the server, but it
Don't say thank you too early. Does it work for you already?
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Sent: jeudi 18 mars 2004 21:34
To: Seak, Teng-Fong
Subject: Thank you.
Thank You.
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Theodore:
Heya. Since you cannot telnet into the server while it's
running, there's either 1 of 3 things wrong. First, it's possible
that the server's not really running. On WinnT, I use the fport
utility to see what's actually active and listening to a port.
Also, please be sure you're
FYI, you could get the list of all listening and connected TCP ports by using
this command:
netstat -a -n -p tcp
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Subject: Re: Failed
When you talk about Win95, it's actually in which version? You know, there
are 95A, 95B (aka OSR2) and 95C (aka OSR2.5).
I suppose your machine isn't fast enough to support Win98 and thus you would
like to stick to Win95, right? If it's so and you have 95A or 95B, you might
Actually, Win95 and Win98 are supposed to be fully updateable using Windows Update
now.. So, Win95 will be Win95C and Win98 will be Win98SE after a healthy dose of
downloading.
Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
When you talk about Win95, it's actually in which version? You know, there are 95A, 95B (aka
Jason Brewer said:
Actually, Win95 and Win98 are supposed to be fully updateable using
Windows Update
now.. So, Win95 will be Win95C and Win98 will be Win98SE after a healthy
dose of
downloading.
This was not the case last time I used Win98 First Edition.
Win98 Second Edition adds some
Hi I've installed vnc onto my Solaris box and ran it.
linux:~ #
linux:~ # /usr/X11R6/bin/vncserver
New 'X' desktop is linux:1
Starting applications specified in /root/.vnc/xstartup
Log file is /root/.vnc/linux:1.log
I then tried connecting using windows xp. I connect with
I have vnc 129 running on Solaris 8. I'm getting a
couple of odd messages. If I type xset q in an xterm
window, I get the following messages:
DPMD (Energy Star)
Server does not have DPMS extensions
FBPM (Frame Buffer Power Management)
Server does not have FBPM extensions
Can anyone tell me what
Constantin,
Firstly, thank you for your prompt reply, much appreciated.
The water is far less muddy now. :-)
In regard to downloading newer sources from CVS, how do I determine which
ones I need?
I have had a look through the CVS folders but I am afraid it is not obvious
to me which files I
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