Hi,
I personally would manage it from the
commandline (cmd/command) or from a batch-file
(*.bat) with
net start
to view wether it is running at all,
net stop VNC Server
to stop it, and
net start VNC Server
to start it on Windows NT/2K/XP.
Sincerely,
Jan.
Thanks Corne'
The idea to install VNC came from oracle support, to fix a problem with
printing some reports
which assume that you have a graphically capable system console. As we just
have a plain old
ascii terminal, Xvnc solves our problem
It was installed by oracle to run as the oracle db
Hi,
as far as I can conclude from your e-amil, you
are using the public infrastructure/internet (through
an ISP) to connect from home to your work. Since you are
using private addresses (192.168.X) this won't work by
definition because this addresses are never transported
over
We are about to move the vnc mailing lists to a new server.
We think this should be transparent to most people, but there may be a
slight disruption to your service as DNS entries propagate. Apologies for
any inconvenience.
Regards
The VNC Team
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Hi,
every X application talks with the VNC server through
the X protocol.
So I thing it is right !
My question is now, where is the sourcecode to this
part of the VNC server.
I mean in what file ( *.c ) is it implemented that
the VNCServer waits for X protocol messages ?
I hope anybody can
It is if you are trying to do it through VNC :-)
If you are working with a windows VNC server, you can do this at a CMD
prompt:
sc \\servername start winvnc
-Original Message-
From: Steve Palocz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Click the button that says start. Then choose the shutdown
Hi
I'm on Solaris 8, with VNC 3.3.3R2 (Solaris 2.5 bundle).
I've an application (ERP Oracle Applications through Apache JServ) that
need to access the vnc server through a specific display number (as it
is a fixed parameter, so I choosed 99).
When I launch the vnc server through the command line,
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
The idea to install VNC came from oracle support, to fix a
problem with printing some reports
which assume that you have a graphically capable system
console. As we just have a plain old
ascii terminal, Xvnc
Mike,
Yes, Wes Groleau's statement was incorrect. Having dealt with the
way that VNC handles the password both in the registry and over the
network datastream, I can assure you that it is not passed in clear
text.
Whether the VNC password security is sufficient or not depends
greatly on your
Don't forget how Microsoft got hacked through their VPN...
Your VPN can be compromised if the machine you use to
connect through it is compromised.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert Gillis)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: VPN and VNC
Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2002 11:55:17 -0400
Am I wrong?
Wouldn't they have to sniff packets and decrypt to get the password?
suppose it can be done, but I don't know that anyone is doing it.
I don't know about packet sniffing, but the password can be comprised. You
can read the WinVNC password from the registry and there is a
Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2002 22:53:06 -0500
From: Wes Groleau
Subject: Re: [despammed] VNC is hackable (was VPN and VNC)
Unless you have added encryption to it, the passwords
are not encrypted. But what the heck, neither are 90+%
of the passwords on other services.
Wes,
I've read on various
From: Andy Harter
To:
Subject: VNC Mailing Lists - possible disruption
Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2002 09:54:49 +0100
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We are about to move the vnc mailing lists to a new server.
Hope it has a search engine =)
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Fred Ma
Does anyone know a trick to obtain the '~' and '`' characters on an xterm
client whan using a French keyboard of a PC ? Look like they are dead
keys. On the French keyboard you normally press AltGR + 2 and Alt Gr + 7.
This is working quiet well on all other Windows applications.
Thanks
I haven't seen anymore posts on this. Is this idea dead in the
water? Personally, I like this idea a lot
I makes a lot of sense. The idea that you can have a basic VNC server and
then a series of plugins. But it's down to the programmers at the end of the day
isn't it? ;-)
Would you need
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The API would be the same, but the pluggin binary would have to be
platform/CPU specific. You could use a language like Java, but speed
intensive things like encoders wouldn't work well (maybe).
I would consider working on it, but it would be better
The upcoming release of VNC includes significantly improved compression
of updates and can automatically select the best client settings for
your network connection, so you may want to just wait for that. (Should
be out very soon!) :)
Cheers,
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James Wez Weatherall
While using the Macintosh version of the ATT client with the Linux
3.3.3r2 server (both unmodified), I have found that, under Mac OS 9.2.2,
the client seems to crash quite often when transferring large detailed
areas. Other Mac clients seem to handle this situation better, but
either run more
Dear all,
I'm running Win2000 Pro SP3 on several machines and can't get VNC service
automatically started at boot time. I've been reading this list to find a
solution for this problem but I didn't. The service seemed to be correctly
installed, in the Startup Type column (in mmc) we have
Hi Everybody,
I was writing this email hoping to catch an eye of the FAQ maintainer
for the VNC.
I had been looking for a way of starting a vnc server at boot time under
linux (*nix) automatically.
And while I could find only information on how to do this with the Xvnc
started as a root user
Rudi De Vos said:
[snip]
GPL: plugins are not part of vnc, they are just .dlls or .so that are
loaded by vnc. Plugins DON'T have to be gpl because they are not a
part of vnc.
Rudi
[snip]
Since a re-compile is going to be needed anyway, you might as well
have the different
Hi,
please, don't let us in the fog ...
Very soon means ... days or weeks ?
CU
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And will this upcoming release include all the good things that have been
added with the development of TightVNC/TridiaVNC?
-Original Message-
From: Francis VIVAT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 10:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Tightvnc...
Hi,
Also, be weary about saving your passwords in config files. This has been a
common topic among our VNCScan users. Network Administrators have found their
co-workers saving them to hard drives that where not protected very well. No need to
sniff if you can pull them from a network
Hi,
My Xvnc dies on a regular basis when I launch netscape
on my Solaris CDE. Lot of other X applications make the server
crash too.
One of the stack traces I have for server crash is,
===
Stack 1:
SIGSEGV: Segmentation Fault (address not mapped
I seem to remember an earlier discussion about this but can't seem to locate in my
archives.
I would like to be able to disconnect sessions with no activity after a period of time.
Is there an easy way?
I'm using Linux on the server side and Win32 on the viewer.
j
Dear All,
Does anyone know how I can stop another user running VNC to a workstation
that I am already connected to via VNC. In normal operation my session gets
disconnected and they are then connected. No warning messages or anything.
Seems hardly fair!
Thanks
Chris
At 29 August, 2002 Chris Val Bamber wrote:
Does anyone know how I can stop another user running VNC to a workstation
that I am already connected to via VNC. In normal operation my session gets
disconnected and they are then connected. No warning messages or anything.
Seems hardly fair!
If
Chris,
There is a way to prevent the second user from disconnecting your session.
You will need to create a new key in the registry of the VNC server machine.
In the registry location: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL\WinVNC3 create a
new DWORD key named ConnectPriority with a value of 2. This
I don't understand exactly what your problem is. What do you mean the GUI
windows is opened on the server but not on the display? If the windows opens
on the VNC server, that it should appear on your vncviewer. It will, of
course, not open on your local machine since your local machine (I
- Original Message -
From: Ingo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 1:19 PM
Subject: X Server Connection
Hi,
every X application talks with the VNC server through
the X protocol.
So I thing it is right !
Every X Application talks to the Xserver
- Original Message -
From: Lagemann Christoph MT-D (Exchange) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: VNC List (E-Mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 6:52 AM
Subject: IP Range und Windows NT - Please help
I finally found the Place, where the AuthHost is set. Unfortunately this
: Here is my goal: One user in Chicago must control one PC in St Louis.
: Five users in New York, L.A., and Seattle must be able to view, but
: not control the same PC.
: 1) Two VNC Servers running on the same Windows machine: one for the
: Controller and one for Viewers Or 2) Two passwords
: I've got a problem with the displaying of the GUI
: during the VNC session. If I run any program which
: opens the GUI window the window is opened on the
: server, but not on my display :( The VNC server is
: installed on Sun Solaris and the client is on Windows.
: I thought it should be
At 29 August, 2002 Andrew Farmer wrote:
While using the Macintosh version of the ATT client with the Linux
3.3.3r2 server (both unmodified), I have found that, under Mac OS 9.2.2,
the client seems to crash quite often when transferring large detailed
areas. Other Mac clients seem to handle
- Original Message -
From: Chad LaFarge [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: VNC List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 1:04 PM
Subject: Multiple Servers on a Win Machine...
[snip]
In other words, I need to give a demo to five remote users on a PC that I
can't access
physically.
In
- Original Message -
From: Thompson, Dale W. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 2:05 PM
Subject: RE: VNC Service cannot start automatically
Did you configure VNC after installing using
Start\Programs\VNC\Administration\Show Default Settings? If
- Original Message -
From: Jeffery Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 3:05 PM
Subject: Inactive VNC sessions timeout
I seem to remember an earlier discussion about this but can't seem to
locate in my archives.
I would like to be able to
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 once suggested that it might be good to go one step further and have the
client and server programs changed to be soly able to load other libraries
and then handle the communication between them.
Thus you'd run the client, tell it what network protocal you want to use and
which server you want
On Wed, Aug 28, 2002 at 03:53:24PM +0700, Constantin Kaplinsky wrote:
Also, TightVNC man pages are available on the Web, see:
http://www.tightvnc.com/docs.html#unix
Is there any WinVNC Advanced Setting equivalent for TightVNC ?
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Akira HatakeyamaE-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You wrote:
I would say it sounds like you are settings the vnc current user
password not the default (system password). Check the title of the
window for the properties you are setting.
Yes, I do this. And afterward I merged regfile into the registry.
The service only works with the vnc
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