Easy answer. The RFB protocol picjs up the video information before
it
gets to the videocard. this menas that the Video overlay is not
picked
up as this is done at the card. For vidoe not using overlay, VNc
refresh
rates are just to slow to mantain a stream( this is the reason Quake
sux
in a
ChromiVNC, or to use TightVNC which I understand fixed this
bug a long time ago.
Hmm, I might try that.
Any chance of getting the rest of Jonathan's reply? Is it still
referring to encoding bugs?
Yes, it was. :-)
There's also a known bug in ChromiVNC which causes it problems when
dragging
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Prediction: threads will all mysteriously be one post long...
And those that aren't will end up with duplicates in the user's mailbox AND
the list (like this one)
I must now use
Every time a Reply-To change is discussed the above URL is mention. I
will now do my end and link to the Response:
http://www.metasystema.org/essays/reply-to-useful.mhtml
If we are taking a vote, I say keep the Reply-To the way it is now (to
the list).
Thank you. It's nice to hear a sensible
Is there a practical way to filter out autoresponder messages? This is
a problem on many lists, not just this one.
You could filter based on phrases which commonly appear in such
messages, but be careful that you don't filter out legitimate
messages that might come your way. It's a hard
Hi,
You have a massive pile of X-Notes-Item headers in your mail, which
mean it's necessary to scroll down to read your actual message.
Please *try* to do something about them.
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Yeah, what am I meant to do about it? Its our company policy.
Well, if others don't have a problem with it, fine. I added it to
the boring headers list - which is something I rarely have to do,
and which most users won't know about, by the way.
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Oh no, not another of these.
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When I connect using windows client if I use raw in Format and Encoding
it works perfect if I just try to connect it crashes is there anyway I
can use a command line option to tell viewer to use raw? Or is there
some other option I can do?
ChromiVNC. See my signature. You should find it works
In the last few weeks I have lost the ability to VNC to my home system.
I've notice I can no longer ping or traceroute to it either. I suspect that
my cable ISP (Adelphia) is blocking ICMP now, although they swear they
aren't. I didn't realize that VNC was dependent on ICMP.
More likely, your IP
I'm running Windows XP and use a Matrox G550 DualHead card.
Whatever I try, I can not get both in the VNC Viewer.
You might try one of the alternative VNC servers, such as TightVNC.
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Thanks for ur response CBee, so u mean thats it is almost
impossible to view
the exact mapping of solaris screen that im working on with
the viewer...so
vnc the Unix server acts differently than windows server..right??
Yep. Btw: its the other way round: the M$Windows differs from all
Essentially, it lets you initiate the connection from the server
instead of the client. The client/viewer listens for an incoming
connection from the server. On the server, there's an 'add new
client' (for Windows, YMMV) option...that's what it does. D)
There are three commonly-useful
Upon launching VNC viewer and telling it to connect to: IP Address x:0 it
never connects.
Eventually I get a message about StartConTimedOut.
Sounds like you're using the ancient ORL software.
http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/vnc/ for a better server.
http://www.webthing.net/vncthing/ for a
ZRLE is fully documented in the RFB protocol specification.
Looks quite interesting. I wonder if I'll be able to squeeze it into
ChromiVNC some day.
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I was wondering if it is possible to remotely install (like fastpush) VNC onto
a Mac running osX.
Sure, OSX contains a built-in SSH server, and the files and
installation commands can be issued through that.
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the other free service is www.dynu.com
is there any more free dns services? please share
sob sob... been using dns2go for quite some time.
I use www.dyndns.org (not to be confused with dyndns.com which is
commercial). If you make a donation, you get enhanced features, but
it's
I'm pretty sure us here in the USA are screwed too as
far as *export* is concerned. ( though we can import..)
However, last i heard, Canada is still a 'free' state..( in
this case anyway ) That's were OpenBSD is 'hosted', just
for this reason.
Stupid freedom restrictive laws.. phffft.
Many
In other words, I need to give a demo to five remote users on a PC
that I can't access physically.
In order to achieve this, I need to be able to have one of two things:
1) Two VNC Servers running on the same Windows machine: one for the
Controller and one
for Viewers
Or
2) Two passwords for
I am now testing TridiaVNC and going to install tvncinst.linux.tar
on RH7.3. The latter requires the installation of java virtual
machine Java 1.1.4 or latter. I searched it with google and found
many. I hesitate which is correct. Can any folk on the list who
has previous experience
Unless you have added encryption to it, the passwords are not encrypted.
Please explain the discrepancy between the claim above and FAQ #55:
I will freely admit that I have not studied the source code
thoroughly. I can think of three possible explanations for
the discrepancy. There may be
I think everyone is missing the point. It doesn't matter if VNC is the
application that one uses the shatter attack on or not. The point is that
VNC, or any remote access program as pointed out, effectively gives the same
ability of being physically present at the server. You can cut-and-paste
I have a WinME 'server' running VNC as a serveice. When I connect to
it from my WinXP Home PC, the WinXP machine will occasionally (like
once in every 20 tries or so) lock up, and then reboot itself
moments later. No error messages, nothing - just a warm reboot.
Sounds like you may have a
WM_TIMER induced shatter:
One of the modes is the range of messages that we don't even get to see
that could execute code as the user the UI runs as. Again, by divorcing
the UI from the bits that actually need privs, the escalation
possibility decrease.
Actually, the messages are *always* seen.
Everytime a Win98 PC is booted VNC Server advises
the user that no valid password has been set up and the user is then
asked to set the password.
Sounds like you missed the Default password.
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Did you execute xmkmf ?
X11 MaKe MakeFiles. Or something.
What is that? a sneeze?
In case you hadn't noticed, XFree86 is not based on a GNU-oriented
build system. Whether this is an advantage or not depends on which
platform you're running. I expect some of the more esoteric
Imagine a situation in which all your company's sales representatives have
a Windows CE based Jornada 720 (we are talking about 500 users) and a new
application is released. Get the picture in terms of technical support? Is
there a way we might get this done?
Looks like you want a VNC Server
I have determined on the server the password teste@224, but if I type only
teste@22 I could connect.
Read the documentation. It states that only the first 8 characters
of a password are significant.
Is this a flaw? Yes. Is it a bug? No.
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Hello, Will VNC run on Windows Itanium 64 systems running XP 64 OS?
I haven't a clue. Will ordinary x86 programs run on Itanium under
XP/64? If so, then probably. However, from reports I've heard,
ia64's x86 emulation is extremely inefficient.
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Hello, Will VNC run on Windows Itanium 64 systems running XP 64 OS?
I haven't a clue. Will ordinary x86 programs run on Itanium under
XP/64? If so, then probably. However, from reports I've heard,
ia64's x86 emulation is extremely inefficient.
I've heard this as well. Now, AMD's
I can't seem to get anti-aliased fonts to work, which seem to work fine
when using XFree86 as the X Server.
While Xvnc is based on XFree86, it's a much older codebase that
doesn't support the extensions (RENDER) required for anti-aliased
text.
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We are running Vncserver 3.3.3beta2.
Don't.
http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/vnc/
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geekcode:
It won't get easier, either. I've seen Microsoft people recommending VNC for
use as a remote tool and for GUI console access to pre-XP/.NET systems.
I would suggest making a BIG effort to streamline the installation
process for inexperienced users. In particular, try to address the
M Are there any plans to update the RFB protocol support things like
M resoloution and colour depth switching? And other limitiations of
M the current system?
M It's quite annoying when a app changes the desktop resolution, and
M VNC dumps out.
TightVNC will support variable screen resolution
Started connection number 6aa55a4 to 7600 on display 0 at 22:58:58
Connection 6aa55a4 throws an error: T_DNRSTRINGTOADDRCOMPLETE fails -3150
kOTBadAddressErr - A Bad address was specified
Connection 6aa55a4 closes at 22:59:1
Standard fix is to visit http://www.chromatix.uklinux.net/vnc/ and
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