Oh yes, it is trying to run ARM code on an Intel and that does not work too
well :-)
I tried --help but that was not very helpful unfortunately...
I am still trying to figure out how to con configure into avoiding the test.
I'd rather not hack the script tho...
Anyone, ideas??
Thanx
Bengt
Hi Noriaki,
It sounds like they are saying that the KDE-specific krfb VNC-based viewer
server use encoding number 17. I've just checked the krdc (krfb) 3.5.3
viewer and verified that, while it does try to use some unregistered
encoding numbers, 17 isn't one of them, so you should be fine.
Apparently you can't. You have to use version 4.
Kent Parker wrote:
I'm using V.3.3 and trying to setup shared connections on a Windows 2003
server where VNC is running as a service. How do you set it up so that the
default is to always allow shared connections?
--
* Zoner
On your PCn (where n 1), right-click your VNC's system tray icon
and choose Options. Go to Connections tab and change your port number
there.
HTH
Forrest Murphy wrote:
how do I configure this in VNC?
you use the number of the alternate port for the other two computers. For
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Seak, Teng-Fong wrote:
How about putting it in a scheduled task? I do this in one of my
company's server.
As there are other server's services as well, restarting the machine will
mean a temporary (and regular) out-of-service time (-_-)...
When I will be
That's not true. VNC 3.3 series servers supported shared connections, just
not very efficiently!
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Sent: 05 February 2007 11:22
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Re: I'm using V.3.3
But how to enable it as asked by the original poster? I can't see
it in VNC3.3's properties dialog.
James Weatherall wrote:
That's not true. VNC 3.3 series servers supported shared connections, just
not very efficiently!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Many of the more advanced options were only accessible by modifying the
registry directly. In this instance, things will be much simpler for the
original poster if he removes his VNC 3.3 server and runs a VNC 4.1.2 one!
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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From: [EMAIL
Hi Bengt,
I'd like to be able to provide more help, but I'm afraid it's a long time
since I had to cross-compile with configure I don't remember the details.
You could check the configure.in script, from which configure is built, and
see if there are any terms in there that require native
I have VNC running on 2 computers at home. I need to be able to log ontgo
each one, so I'm trying to make sure that ports are set up correctly per
Jason?
For example, I have VNC installed on three machines. On PC2 and PC3, you
need to use alternate ports. Since the default is 5900, let's say
How can I connect to my computer on wireless router usinf VNC server?
Cable modem is connected to the router.
Thanks
Ed
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Hi Wez,
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Hitachi-ZYWRLE Encoding Number (was RE: Introduction of NewVNCcodec)
James Weatherall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It sounds like they are saying that the KDE-specific krfb VNC-based viewer
server use encoding number 17. I've just checked the krdc
Hi All,
Now, I released ZYWRLE patch for RealVNC/Free/Win V4.1.2.
http://mobile.hitachi-system.co.jp/publications/ZYWRLE/vnc-4_1_2-winsrc-ZYWRLE-diff.txt
Regards,
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Noriaki Yamazaki
Administrator of micro-VNC
Research Developement center
Hitachi Systems Services, Ltd.
Hi,
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Hitachi-ZYWRLE Encoding Number (was RE: Introduction of NewVNCcodec)
Hitachi Systems Services, Ltd. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that the patch for RealVNC 4.x is meaningful and porting
isn't difficult. So, I try it:
* In rfb project,
* Copy
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