I've been searching through the list in hope to find something about
keyboardlayouts that might solve my problem, but with no luck.
You see I've installed the VNC server on a W2K computer, and I am
currently running the viewer on another W2K computer (a Toshiba laptop
with it's own keyboard
Is there a method to remotely push VNC 4.0b4 to a bunch of machines? Fastpush
doesn't seem to do it - presumably the registry settings are different for
VNC4.
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Burns, Christopher H. said:
Are there any windows compiled versions of VNC, which allow protection of
the machine connection information (password, accept socket connect, etc).
The main reason for this is to help ensure a standardized deployment
without
a user being able to modify the default
Salvatore Basso said:
I have tried launch 'vncserver' but I obtain always the following message
of
error:
You will to require password to access your desktop.
vncpasswd: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-lib6.1-1.so.2
cannot open shared object file:
Not such file or directory
Maxime Quinzin said:
Hello, I'm using vnc between two redhat linux devices.
I correctly reach to launch vnc server and viewer and it works fine.
But I want to see te exact screen of my server (ie kde or gnome) and
take the control.
How can I do that ? (I've already do that between two
I've just come across RealVNC for the first time and, having read the
documentation, would like to ask what may be a silly question. It is this: In
order for the Viewer to access the Server, must the machine housing the Sever
have a Keyboard, Monitor, and Mouse, physically attached to it, or
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Salvatore Basso said:
I have tried launch 'vncserver' but I obtain always the following
message
of
error:
You will
For the D-Link look under the advanced settings and check out the virtual
server area. I would use static ips for the internal machines. I could not
find the RT-314 on the netgear site.
For the ports it depends on the what you wish to connect. The 59xx range
for normal connects, 58xx range for
Salvatore Basso said:
Hello, what I do not succeed to understand (but creed is due to mine
little
acquaintance of Linux) is this. I has the libraries of to xfree, now in
the
previous version of xvnc was enough to me launch the command 'vncserver'
in
order to execute the server part,
The
I may be wrong on this, but check the common directory under the fastpush directory.
That's where the registry information is kept, you should be able to edit it there
with the
proper locations for Beta 4.
Regards,
Beau
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Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 4:12 PM
Subject: Re: x0rfbserver and libstdc
Salvatore Basso said:
Hello, what I do not succeed to understand (but creed is due to mine
little
acquaintance of
I have just installed VNC and have never used it before. It works just
fine when my server is not locked, but when it is locked, I cannot
unlock it. I am running VNC as a service on the server. I am trying to
connect to a W2K server from an XP desktop. Any suggestions?
Hello,
I've recently written an eMail describing my problem with a little less
experience. At first I got the impression of missing the right command (in order
to start a remote login-process at the solaris-pc via vnc). In the meantime I
got help from someone cruising around the forum. Much
Andreas,
The answer you need is here:
http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2001-September/025251.html
To use CDE login Xvnc must be started as an Xserver under the dt daemons.
Glenn Lovitz
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Before or after everything's booted?
Actually, without a keyboard, PC's BIOS wouldn't even allow to
boot. And then when windows (you're talking about Microsoft Windows,
aren't you?) is loading, it will check for mouse. If there's no mouse
at this stage, you won't have mouse
Seak, Teng-Fong said:
Before or after everything's booted?
Actually, without a keyboard, PC's BIOS wouldn't even allow to
boot.
Depends on the BIOS. Any modern BIOS should allow you the option to boot
without a keyboard.
And then when windows (you're talking about Microsoft
Remember, there are no stupid questions; only stupid people.
I can run VNC fine across the local network, but I can't get in from the
outside.
I'm using a MSN DSL modem and a Linksys router.
When I attempt to get in from outside, I get the information from the modem.
When I mouse over the icon
On Tuesday, November 04, 2003 3:15 PM [GMT-5=EST], Seak, Teng-Fong
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Actually, without a keyboard, PC's BIOS wouldn't even allow to
boot.
Unless you configure the BIOS to ingore keyboard errors...
And then when windows (you're talking about Microsoft Windows,
aren't
Dear all,
I would like to be able to go to the WINVNCs source
code and be able to change/modify some of the
functionalities there.
Could you kindly provide me with information regarding
the development area? I.e. what type of program can I
compile VNC source code on! E.g. would either
I want to install VNC on numerous NT 4.0 PCs, but one requirement from our
management has me stumped. We want to do something similar to the Remote
desktop in Windows XP, where the user has to allow the remote connection.
We don't want anyone to remotely access a PC without the user knowing about
Ball, David J MSER:EX said:
I want to install VNC on numerous NT 4.0 PCs, but one requirement from our
management has me stumped. We want to do something similar to the Remote
desktop in Windows XP, where the user has to allow the remote connection.
We don't want anyone to remotely access a
Please send replies to the list.
Ball, David J MSER:EX said:
William, I have been trying to search through all the threads, but have
not
come up with anything. Can you point me in the right direction?
Are you having a specific issue configuring AuthHosts? Doing a
search for AuthHosts
for keyb and mouse there is some very simple thing...
plug in a USB to psb converter ($20) and you're done
since i've never seen any USB to VGA, nothing here...
ViNCe
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