RE: RemapKeys for CDE / Solaris 8 with VNC 4.1.1

Andre, This is pressing F10 while connected to your VNC desktop, which was started with RemapKeys set, right? So RemapKeys is in working, and is mapping F10 to SunCopy, as requested. Regards, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. -Original Message- From: Andre LATTIER-NONST [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Problem in Applet Display

Hi All... I am new to VNC. This is my first mail for this Forum. We r in the development of Broadcast Server for our purpose. We are using JavaApplet 3.7 source and customizing it. But v get some output from it. But the display is improper. We r getting mouse and keyboard events

Connection Reset by Peer (10054)

VNC Server on Win XP (SP1) sitting behind a remote firewall that accepts connections from my IP address. I can successfully ping VNC server. Using Viewer I log-in and enter password  for about two seconds I see the remote desktop then get a Connection Reset by Peer (10054) error. I have

vnc viewer behind router won't connect

I'm trying to connect to another server which isn't using a firewall or a router from my home computer (viewer) which is behind a router (over the internet, but not using the web interface). I can't receive a connection or even get to the password screen. I've read various posts that all relate

RE: Connection Reset by Peer (10054)

Is the Windows XP machine connected to the Internet via a wireless network? Regards, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of pressaudit support Sent: 28 April 2005 16:07 To: vnc-list@realvnc.com Subject: Connection

RE: vnc viewer behind router won't connect

Fred, Have you opened the relevant port in the server router's firewall? By default, the server will expect connections on port 5900. Regards, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Fred Rubble Sent: 28 April 2005

RE: Disabling the Options button in the Connection Details dialog

personally, we use preconfigured config files for the machines we connect to. (we are using version 3.3.7) I've included a sample here, the restricted=1 line disables changes while the viewer is running. this also connects without prompting for a host name or password. the password is store in

[Slightly off-topic] Unattended install

I took a shot at the unattended mailing list and came up empty so I thought I'd try my chances here. I have a test box running Debian woody, kernel 2.4.27-2-686, it is successfully booting using the unattend (ver. 4.6) http://unattended.sourceforge.net/index.php with a linux boot disk. I am

RE: Disabling the Options button in the Connection Details dialog

Erik: The user wouldn't have to crack the password to get it, they can just un-obfuscate it. Tim: What is it that you are actually trying to achieve by disabling the Options button? What is it that your users might do with the Options dialog that is a problem? If what you're really trying to

RE: Disabling the Options button in the Connection Details dialog

We kindof have an unusual situation here. We want certain individuals to have full control through the viewer and others not to. So what I ended up doing was to compile a seperate viewer for those that are to have view only which has the appropriate values set and the Options button disabled.