These changes have been completed. I haven't been able to test CRL support,
but otherwise everything seems to be working well. I've tested the client
on several different platforms and several different JRE's, but some torture
testing would certainly be beneficial. If anyone has feedback, please let
me know.
Thanks,
-brian
On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 1:17 AM, DRC <dcomman...@users.sourceforge.net>wrote:
> After looking at merging the code, I think it best that we wait until
> you've finished with the VeNCrypt modifications and add the ability to
> specify the remote username. In looking at our existing Java code,
> those are actually the only two modifications that have occurred to it
> since it was forked, so I think once we have feature coverage for those
> two things, we can safely do a wholesale replace of our code base in
> favor of yours.
>
>
> On 4/18/11 2:51 PM, Brian Hinz wrote:
> > Glad you had a chance to look at it. I've actually made a ton of fixes
> > over the last two weeks or so. I found that there is some sort of bug
> > in IndexColorModel that causes the vncviewer fits with 8bpp color maps.
> > It only occurs with JRE < 1.6. Ultimately I just switched it to an
> > 8bpp DirectColorModel because I could find no other working solution.
> > It doesn't look as nice, but for the sake of compatibility it was
> > necessary. I left all the colormap code in, hopefully there's a fix
> > that I just overlooked. I need to export all of those changes from our
> > intranet repo at work and sync them with my internet repository. If
> > there's enough interest, can we create a branch in the tigervnc repo?
> >
> > The GUI needs a couple of minor tweaks, and VeNCrypt configuration is
> > definitely one of them. Another is the ability to specify a different
> > remote username than the local one (ours a
>
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