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From: Sean Adam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I'm wondering if there is a way to emulate the Sun
Keyboard keys (such as COPY PASTE OPEN FIND FRONT)
when running a vncviewer on the PC (WIN2K
specifically)
There is an app called `xkeycaps` in which you get a window
Hi,
I hope I'm not OT:
I'm using VNC in a wide spread, low bandwith network with lotsa M$-based
workstations for 'bout 3 years. 3 weeks ago our worker's commitee decided
that vnc might not be law-conform for users could be audited w/o notice and
is checking if the software should be forbidden.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Stefan Ebert
Hi,
[snip]
VNC is installed on each WS as service and to be started
manual by an admin
using script or strcm. I chosed this way to disallow illegal
access. The
problem here is that,
Hi Group,
I have been running VNC on many of my machines for the past year, and never
had a problem. recently I have installed the VNC admin console on both my
home PC's one running windows 2000, which works fine, and the other running
Windows 98SE which when I try and run the admin console it
Stick it in their start up group..
Or if you cant trust them, their login script..
Or id say screw the so-called restriction, and make
them sign an agreement that they are subject to monitoring
with out notice. business use only, bla bla bla.
That's how *any* company I have ever worked for
Stefan,
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To my question: Is there a way to start VNC as service AFTER user logon
to WS and ensuring that the helper icon will appear?
Or is anyone planning an option in any VNC release that gives an user
the opportunity to decide whether an admin may access the WS or not,
par
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Tony
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 8:02 AM
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Subject: Re: OT? - VNC as Service
[rant snipped]
If you want to be kind, they can also just watch for the icon to
change
William,
thanks for reply.
[snipalot]
Or is anyone planning an option in any VNC release that gives
an user the
opportunity to decide whether an admin may access the WS or
not, par example
by displaying a popup window like Your WS is about to be
remote controled
by xxx(IP,
I have seen a number of postings here where folks are having hassles
rebooting a W9x machine remotely without it hanging up on the 'wait/end
task'. Here is a link to a website for a free download that REALLY works.
http://fundin.f2g.net/download.html
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Stefan Ebert
William,
thanks for reply.
[snipalot]
Or is anyone planning an option in any VNC release that gives
an user the
opportunity to decide whether an admin may access the WS
I report this problem:
vncviewer client = win95 ver c
vncviewer server 3.3.6 = windowsXP SP1
After i connect to windows xp, i get the windowsXP welcome screen where i
have to choose one user to logon; i click on the button but after some
seconds vnc's window become black an there is nothing i can
VNC can't do this because it deals with the screen at the framebuffer
level and not the window level.
For a poor mans version of what you are wanting to do just edit your
~/.vnc/xstartup file and instead of launching a desktop such as twm, kde
or gnome, just start your application with a
I have vnc set up on several systems. All work fine. Except one. I am running
win 2k pro and am trying to connect to XP. I know the server on the XP machine
is open because I can scan for it and see the open port. My brother on the XP
machine also reports a flicker when I try to connect. I get no
I've been able to successfully run vncserver on my solaris 2.5 machine
and run a viewer on my windows NT machine but I only see a very
simple X desktop. I'd like to be able to see my CDE desktop but
have not been able to figure out what file I neet to point .vnc/xstartup
to.
Also, when I kill the
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On January 10, 2003 05:04 am, geck O wrote:
Hi
I'm using VNC to run an application called XWinNMR
on a SGI.
[snip]
My local RH8.0 laptop runs with 24 bpp.
Using the vncserver -depth 8 -cc 3 options should
get Xvnc going with 8 bpp with
It is not always that simple. The laws in some countries require certain
rights/restrictions of programs that can be used to monitor workers. Also, many
union contracts put limits on what can be done.
Like it or not, IT departments have to operate within the confines of company policy
and
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