Does anyone know of a more recent implementation Win2VNC than version
1.0 (http://www.hubbe.net/~hubbe/win2vnc.html), particularly one that
works well on a dual head Win2K system? x2x/x2vnc/win2vnc is a good
idea, but seems Win2VNC 1.0 seems a bit too buggy for serious use. In
particular it
Dickon Reed wrote:
Does anyone know of a more recent implementation Win2VNC than version
1.0 (http://www.hubbe.net/~hubbe/win2vnc.html), particularly one that
works well on a dual head Win2K system? x2x/x2vnc/win2vnc is a good
idea, but seems Win2VNC 1.0 seems a bit too buggy for serious use. In
Carlos Sunden wrote:
Hello,
While reading an article at http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=5499
It refers to starting the VNC server at boot up, and editing the passwd file.
I prefer the setup as on http://www.sourcecodecorner.com/articles/vnc/linux.asp.
It obsoletes roughly all
That means your VNC server is running in WinME (in a laptop), right? And the
others laptops are running WinME too? Have you compared the screen's colour depth
amongst your laptops? Are they the same? Or do you have a special mouse pointer
other than Microsoft's default mouse
You mean you want to run the Java viewer as an application instead of an
applet?
Well, first of all, I don't think you could because in general rule, an applet
is programmed a little differently than an application. Technically, an applet
doesn't have and doesn't need the main
Dear All,
A couple of days back I posted a problem that I was having where an
application generated Message: Cannot get PseudoColor Visual 8 bits deep.
When I tried to start it.
Thanks to Miro who suggested -cc 3 -depth 8 would fix things. - The
application now starts fine.
The problem now
You need port-forwarding. Please read the FAQ and manual:
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/63.html
http://www.realvnc.com/faq.html#firewall
To know the public IP address assigned to you by your ISP, you could go to
this URL which, in the same time, could help you check
Me .. wrote:
Hi therei have a couple of questions: firstly, what technical
reasons are behind VNC not supporting audio (sound)?...and the second is
The reasons I can trace back to include (but are not limited to):
- Not defined in the rfb protocol
- Not implemented
- Not available on a
Ramesh S Pillai wrote:
Hi
how do i start the vnc server
i tried Xvnc at the # prompt
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./Xvnc
_XSERVTransSocketINETCreateListener: ...SocketCreateListener() failed
_XSERVTransMakeAllCOTSServerListeners: server already running
Fatal server error:
I4d like to know which IP is connected to my VNC Server, and if possible
which IP's have been connected previously, ? is there a log where I can see
which viewer (IP) have connected to my vnc server ?
Thanks Juan.
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I have been searching around the web for various VNC software and have
found that there are several different types. These are realVNC,
tightVNC, and ultraVNC. From the perspective of saving network
bandwidth, which of these would be good to try? Which of these are very
stable in term of using
I have used WinVNC's java browser to access my computer at home from
different computers at work and miscellaneous places. I use it to check my
email, see if anyone has IM'd me, etc. and sometimes I use it when I need
files or something from my home PC. Would Windows XP's Remote Desktop work
VNC 4 writes connections to event log in WinNT platforms. For Unix, I don't
know. For Win9x, maybe you need to specify a log file?
-Message d'origine-
De : Ing. Juan Carlos Alvarez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi : jeudi 3 juin 2004 14:54
@ : VNC-List
Objet : IP Connected
Here is my bugfix for the problem:
The idea is to set a flag when the authentication result was sent and to
inhibit the problematic server message funktions sending disturbing bytes.
The presented method might be quite stupid but so I didn't had to dive in
that deep of the code.
I hope in coming
Oh! I was jumping too fast and I was wrong. It wasn't the vncviewer.jar file
that you need, but those class files. Sorry. I was actually running that command in
the directory containing both the jar and the class files :p
-Message d'origine-
De : Seak, Teng-Fong
Envoyi :
Indeed! You're correct. Thanks for making me discover something new :-)
OK, back to this problem. Actually, that paragraph in that page isn't clear.
First, as all java binary codes, you need either a class file or a jar file.
You need actually a vncviewer.jar file.
Hi
am able to connect from viewer, but nothing beyond that, i just c the mouse
cursor nothing else
do i have to set the password ?
i changed the perl path in vncserver file but recvd following error
vncserver: couldn't find xauth on your PATH.
My server connection details
Ok.
This means every user that needs to have its own VNC connection needs:
1. The .vnc directory created in their Home directotry
2. same goes for the passwd file
3. Does the xstartup file in the Root directory works for everybody, or does it need
to be 'copied' to other user's home dir as
On Thu Jun 03, 2004 at 08:47:47AM -0500, Nguyen, Hien T wrote:
I have been searching around the web for various VNC software and have
found that there are several different types. These are realVNC,
tightVNC, and ultraVNC. From the perspective of saving network
bandwidth, which of these
I had sent a second mail immediately after that. You actually need all those
*.class files.
You don't need to compile anything.
The main function is inside the vncviewer.class file.
-Message d'origine-
De : Nguyen, Hien T [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyi :
Carlos Sunden said:
Ok.
This means every user that needs to have its own VNC connection needs:
Every user needs their own settings. Period. Their own passwd file,
their own xstartup file, their own display number, everything.
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William Hooper
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I am using Red Hat 8.0 and the version of GNOME that shipped with Red Hat
8.0 (I cannot find a way to determine what version of GNOME is running;
clicking on About GNOME in the task bar does not say what the version is).
We are still using Red Hat 8.0 because of some
I was just wondering if there is a help file on what each source code
do. I am trying to take a look at the code and it would be much quicker
if I have a general idea of what are the functions of each source code.
Thanks in advance.
HNT
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Nguyen, Hien T wrote:
I was just wondering if there is a help file on what each source code
do. I am trying to take a look at the code and it would be much quicker
if I have a general idea of what are the functions of each source code.
As far as I know there is no such document, but others on
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