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From: Bjvrn Persson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Avery Payne wrote:
The retain session feature you desire should be possible by removing
the -once flag from the inetd setup.
When -inetd is given, XVNC dies when the connection closes. It never
listens for other
If you are new to (one of) RedHat or VNC, best start with the vnc packages
distributed with RedHat. Just install them as any other package, you can
also select them while installing RedHat.
Once you have that up and running, you can considder an upgrade if
neccessary.
CBee
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I just started using VNC on Redhat 8.0 and have found that I can start up a
session with ###.###.###.###:1 . The issue I am wanting to resolve is that
I would like to have the console's kde desktop in this session. That is to
say, I wish to see the normal desktop when sitting at the console but
Any thoughts on accessing displays OTHER than the primary (desktop) would be
appreciated.
Thanks.
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Actually, it does decrypt Windows passwords. You simply need the encrypted password
from the Windows registry and then insert it into this line of the program:
/* put your password hash here in p[] */
char p[]={0x59,0x58,0x6e,0x10,0xa4,0x48,0xd3,0x80};
Also, even programs such as VNCon
I just installed 3.3.7 on RH8 and have the client viewer working, but when I
try to connect from a different pc to the RH8 pc I always get Failed to
Connect How do I get the RH8 pc to accept incoming requests for VNC?
Mike
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HI, This may sound ominous but it's not, i'm doing some security
investigations into VNC and was wondering about the VNCDEC.c program
that is availiable. Am I right in assuming that once you compile the
source code that it will only run on Linux and will not decode Windows
machine passwords?
Mike Taggart said:
I just installed 3.3.7 on RH8 and have the client viewer working, but
when I try to connect from a different pc to the RH8 pc I always get
Failed to Connect How do I get the RH8 pc to accept incoming
requests for VNC?
Mike
Are you using the RH firewall? Use lokkit to
Linas:
Heya. I recall reading that there may be a bug in the
latest Windows version, where you need to specify the port in
the VNC Server Properties to 0 (or something) and not choose
Auto. Try that and see if it helps.
No on the first, I tried 0 and 1, neither worked...
As for the
Jeff,
The depots that I built packaged for 3.3.6 3.3.7 are on this server:
ftp://ftp.cup.hp.com/dist/networking/tools/
These were both built optimized for PA2.0 and I've done minimal testing
on 11.0 11.11. A patch is included which has my changes. The patch
from my 3.3.6 build applied
Hi,
I think vncserver is not far from a decent collaborative tool,
more than one vncviewer can connect to the same session.
A missing piece of functionality is to be able to manage
dynamic permission between multiple viewers,
- giving one viewer read/write access (using the
Twas brillig, and Jeff Boerio scrobe:
Has anyone been successful in compiling Real VNC 3.3.7 on HP platforms?
I'm specifically interested in HP-UX 11.00, but also HP-UX 10.20?
I've been able to generate binaries, but I can't get them to do anything
:)
I'd be satisfied with a compilation
Alex,
If your looking for the ability for one person to have control (k/b
mouse) and another user view only, have a look at the latest release of
TightVNC, 1.2.8.
It has the option for a second password setting for that purpose.
Regards,
Daniel
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Hi Daniel,
I know about this feature, i'm looking for something more dynamic,
being able to toggle a connected user from 'view only' to 'control' mode.
Regards,
Alex
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Hello all,
Does anyone maintain a document or web site that documents all of the available
options, registry hacks, etc. with all of the VNC flavors out there?
Thanks,
Steve Bostedor
http://www.vncscan.com
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I'm having this problem. I've seen similar questions posted here but haven't
seen solution to it yet.
Here's what I have:
I want to VNC to my work PC using VPN (Cisco). I have DSL at home, and my
home PC is on LAN. (DSL modem, router, wireless card for each PC's.) I VPN,
and bring up the VNC
I've seen this happen with DNS problems based on the VPN. It depends on
what your DNS server is set to at the time. To check this, try using the
ip address of the machine that you want to connect to instead of the host
name. If it works, then it's the way your VPN is handling the DNS. And
i want build a vnc rpm
when i run rpmbuild
i need the spec file of the vnc
somebody can give me ?
thank !
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Q'O0 said:
i want build a vnc rpm
when i run rpmbuild
i need the spec file of the vnc
somebody can give me ?
thank !
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You need to either create a spec
I want to do:
1) everyone using himself username and passwd log in vncserver.
2) how to modify xstartup, let vnc show KDE instead of twm
my vncserver run on redhat 7.2
vncviewer run on win2000.
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Hello,
I am getting a failed to connect to server message when I run vncviewer from Windows
XP to SuSE Linux Professional 7.3.
I have no problems from SuSE to XP however.
From XP I can ping my linux box and vice versa, so networking is ok.
My XP has SP1.
Suse was installed with default install
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