rotating framebuffer in winvnc

I've a embedded device (running a qt-embedded-application) on which the display is rotated by 270 deg. (portrait-mode) I want to access the device via vnc (what is possible because of the included vnc-server in qt-embedded) for demonstration and training-purpose. But therefore winvnc should

Re: I have a question

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RE: Win 2003 Support

-Original Message- From: Chris Thompson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: mercredi 4 juin 2003 19:04 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Win 2003 Support Ok, this is getting very old. I am a windows guy. I do not like the other systems (lynix, unix, mac), but I do not have to go

Rfbcounter

Hey all, I saw in some old downloaded documentation that once there was a little server called rfbcounter. Still I can't find it on the website, or any hint in the mailinglistarchive. Maybe its just me being stupid. Anyone can help me? best regards achim -- taskit Rechnertechnik GmbH

Re: Rfbcounter

Achim Ehrlich said: Hey all, I saw in some old downloaded documentation that once there was a little server called rfbcounter. Still I can't find it on the website, or any hint in the mailinglistarchive. Maybe its just me being stupid. Anyone can help me? best regards achim The old

Re: I have a question

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RE: Controlling a remote VNC Server accessing a VPN

I use Symantec Enterprise VPN, however in a slightly different situation. I haven't had any problems, but my main PC also is the one which has the VPN client on it. I would suggest several test to better understand your situation. #0 What OS are you using, is there any firewall software

RE: Controlling a remote VNC Server accessing a VPN

I am not an expert on VPN but have some experience using CheckPoint VPN SecureClient. VPN is Virtual Private Network the operative word being Private. When your server creates a VPN client connection with your work LAN it becomes part of the LAN through this tunneled connection. To understand

RE: Win 2003 Support

Ok, this is getting very old. I am a windows guy. I do not like the other systems (lynix, unix, mac), but I do not have to go around trashing them all the time. They are good systems just like windows. When Microsoft changes something, people get mad, but we call this progress. Windows has a

RE: Win 2003 Support

You are right is it old from BOTH SIDES. Just learn not to respond and live with it. Your post and this one just continue to waste bandwidth. jackb a windows / linux / unix / aix / hp-ux / os/400 / ... guy. On 4 Jun 2003 at 11:04, Chris Thompson wrote: Ok, this is getting very old. I am

Re: Window-per-window VNC

At 01:23 PM 6/4/2003 , Russ Lewis wrote: Problem: I love VNC, but I want the various windows of my VNC viewer session to be in the Alt-Tab order of my machine. That is, I want to be able to Alt-Tab through the windows on the remote session, intermixed with the windows of my host session.

Re: Window-per-window VNC

Benjamin Watkins said: I am replying to the list so others can join in... At 03:43 PM 6/4/2003 , Russ Lewis wrote: Benjamin Watkins wrote: I gather from your terminology that you are running VNC Viewer on a Windows platform and Xvnc on a Unix-type platform. If this is the case, it sounds like

Re: Window-per-window VNC

Benjamin Watkins wrote: I am replying to the list so others can join in... oops, meant to do that...fixing it this time. At 03:43 PM 6/4/2003 , Russ Lewis wrote: (snip) Essentially, what I'm thinking of is something like the multiwindow option that both Cygwin and Exceed have; each X window is

OSXvnc and inetd/xinetd

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RE: vncviewer not popping up a password dialog

[snip] So I sit on tgl8b, open an SSH connection to middleman, and that is redirected to cfd1. I invoke it with the command ssh -L5901:middleman:5901 and if I then start vncviewer on tgl8b, everything is fine. If I use laptop, I use Putty to connect. I set up the tunnel so that the tunnel