-Original Message-
From: Damian Skeeles [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Thanks! I'd read a bit about colormaps and pixelmaps, and was
starting to think that it was a problem with the pixel maps
(as the error implies). I decided to try out all the colormap
settings again though, and
On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 09:52:28PM -0500, Ted Toporkov wrote:
is anyone aware of a backdoor in realvnc? i believe my vnc server was
breached, but im not sure why or how.
There is no backdoor, as you can verify yourself (check the source
code).
But the fact that there is very little
Hello,
I just compiled the actual release of XVNC on Solaris x86. It is
compiled on Sokaris 2.8, but should also run on the other releases. I
will
test it on 2.9 the next days. It is available for download on
http://www.schmiddis-flieger.de, together with some hints about
installation - enjoy.
I found out about this program yesterday and it is impressive. I would like
to use it to share a PowerPoint screen to multiple sites, yet it seems much
slower in getting PowerPoint images to another end than if the same full
screen graphic image was being sent from another application. Is there
Yesterday I managed to get VNC working over SSH. At least, I think I
did. Many thanks to the various pieces of documentation found on the
ATT VNC site.
I installed TightVNC 1.2.7 and OpenSSH for Windows 3.4.3 on two Windows
machines, PC1 (Windows XP) and PC2 (Windows 2000). PC2 is the PC
Alex,
I believe the soultion is to use ssh -l administrator -L
5900:127.0.0.1:5900 -C PC2 with OpenSSH.
Best regards,
Miro
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From: Alex Morris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wed, Jan 22, 2003 11:32
To: VNC List
Subject: Stumped by loopback with SSH
I believe the soultion is to use ssh -l administrator -L
5900:127.0.0.1:5900 -C PC2 with OpenSSH.
Best regards,
Miro
That did the trick. Many thanks. I could have sworn I tried that
yesterday, but I guess I hadn't.
Thanks once again.
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Alex Morris
Hello Kun,
KW == Kun Wei [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
KW Hello, Is the Java vncviewer available with 32bits color depth?
KW Otherwise I would like to contribute.
TightVNC Java viewer does support 24-bit colors (and includes many
other improvements):
http://www.tightvnc.com/
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With Best
We also have some laptops, that our reps user, so I've been installing
tight vnc 1.2.6 on them,
1.2.7 is available.
Is there a version that is both secure, and gives better compression?
According to all the documentation I've been reading over the past few
days, VNC itself isn't secure, nor
Hi, We have a VNC IPv6 implementation and I would like to make it part of
the VNC.
Thanks
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Diego Andris Acosta[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dep. Sistemas e Ingenierma Telematica Tel: 913367366 ext 442
Univ.
On Sun, 2003-01-19 at 16:55, James ''Wez'' Weatherall wrote:
You have missed out the encoding that VNC would actually use over a 56K
line - ZRLE. ZRLE performs at least as well as Tight over slow
connections, and was introduced in VNC 3.3.4, which is why there's been
no need to add the Tight
anyone run dualhead X with xinerama and vncviewer?
it generally runs fine but when dragging windows opaquely from one head to
another, you get partial window refreshes. whole rectangles are left 'white'
and only when you force a refresh (like hiding and then unhiding them) do they
repaint.
this
VNC 3.3.4
Solaris 2.8
I have configured vnc to run with the twm window manager. I now wish to use
the dtwm window manager.
the $HOME/.dt/errorlog reports the following when dtwm starts.
Wed Jan 22 15:18:49 2003
Workspace Manager: failed to load font: }a:~uU}pBh
I checked the vncserver script
I wouldn't trust VNC without a decent firewall backing
it up. You should know all the IP's or locations of
which you will be using VNC from, and set up the
firewall to allow only packets to the ports VNC are on
to trickle through from these known ip's, virtualy
eliminating any attempt for your VNC
Thanks. Is the TightVNC is best performance considering network
transmission? I used some VNC to view PowerPoint from remote site, the
refresh is really slow and sometimes unacceptable.
Kun
Constantin Kaplinsky wrote:
Hello Kun,
KW == Kun Wei [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
KW Hello, Is the
Kenny:
Heya. If you're testing using www.GoToMyVNC.com from the
work PC that's running a VNC server, and it's *not* reporting
success...then something is either blocking the packets, or your
VNC server isn't setup right. Please double-check that the LinkSys
router is setup correctly, and
When Redhat 7.3 is booting and loading the services, I get this for
vcnserver:
Starting vncserver: Starting VNC server: 2:myusername [Failed] [Failed]
Also, when it was working, the client and server both had the following
error: Could not open network socket
Any help asap would be greatly
to block certain ip's from accessing the server, do i have...
registry entry for that myself? if so would would it look ...
AuthHosts REG_SZ -68.100 (to block the entire 68.100.0.0 network)?
i just gave it a try and its not working, someone from 68.100.220.143 was
able to connect, i must have
- Original Message -
From: bhensley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vnclist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 3:36 PM
Subject: Starting VNC server: 2:myusername [Failed] || Could not open
network socket
When Redhat 7.3 is booting and loading the services, I get this for
- Original Message -
From: Ted Toporkov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 4:09 PM
Subject: Re: backdoor?
to block certain ip's from accessing the server, do i have...
registry entry for that myself? if so would would it look ...
AuthHosts REG_SZ
- Original Message -
From: Reinhard Eisberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2003 2:12 AM
Subject: vnc and ssh
I am quite new to vnc and not so much experienced with firewall topics.
Is there a simple description on how to setup
VNC for use in an
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