Hi John! you can resize de application by right-clicking on the left top
of the window, then a menu will be displayed.
Choose connection options, once you are in, set de scale to whatever you
want.
I have tried this experimental option, and it works right fine. You can
also set this property
Hey There,
Im so excited since I finally managed to use VNC and SSH on my
windows computer. However, I would like to restrict to only accept
connections from a few ip's, and I cant really figure it out.
This is my setup.
Installed openSSH on my windowsbox running vnc server.
I open putty from
By P2P cable, I think you mean twisted pair cable. It should then be
supposed that your TCP/IP parameters are set correctly, right?
Have you tried ping from your 98 to your XP and what results? If you're
hostname, try using IP address.
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From: R. S.
Hi,
Update. After I connected once from my laptop, still running 3.3.6, to the
server running 4b4 the pcolor problem went away. It now does not happen
whether I connect from my PC running 4b4 or from my laptop running 3.3.6.
The server has been configured to treat all sessions as shared. Maybe
I found the solution to the mouse-over problem. I set the screen polling
options differently. Checked all options on lefrt, and ub\nchecked all on
right. Works great now.
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Espen Ringom said:
Hey There,
Im so excited since I finally managed to use VNC and SSH on my
windows computer. However, I would like to restrict to only accept
connections from a few ip's, and I cant really figure it out.
You will have to restrict SSH connections, not VNC connections. By
Dear Friends,
I am really impressed with Real VNC Today I
tried running VNC server on Linux and Connecting it
with VNC Viewer on Win XP Desktop. The thing I
see in VNC Viewer is a Text Window where I have to
type a command. At Linux Server a nice KDE Desktop
is being displayed. I would like to
Hi,
You could use the setup on my website at
http://www.sourcecodecorner.com/articles/vnc/linux.asp
Best regards,
Dave Colliver.
http://www.FOCUSPortals.com
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Get your business
Not that this reply necessarily helps, but I get just the opposite. My Linux
box boots to runlevel 3, but when I connect using vnc viewer on windows xp
my vnc viewer gets the kde desktop.
=)
Want to trade?
Zach
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Behalf
hi, i have this problem :
i have a local lan ips from 192.168.1.x to 192.168.1.254 usgin a trendnet
TEW-311BRP dsl router using dhcp.
my internte is working ok, also my local lan, i can access all pc's on net.
i have a pc1 with XP running vnc server with local ip 192.168.1.5 this pc-ip
is
R. S. Patil said:
[snip]
I would like to have similar display
in my VNC Viewer but Invisible at Physical display
connected to Linux Server.
[snip]
This is a FAQ, in the future please read the archives.
http://faq.gotomyvnc.com/fom-serve/cache/56.html
--
William Hooper
Judit -- That is a cool feature, but that is not what I'm asking about.
Attached is a bitmap of my screen (the colors are funny because I saved it
as 256 ).
The server is set with a geometry of 800x600.
As you can see the Pan newsreader application goes off the screen.
If I click on the upper
Is the vncserver that is part of the Fedora RC1 distro, a RealVNC vncserver?
If not, what are the differences?
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Jepp, i figured out.
I just restricted all other than 127.0.0.1 and then it worked.
(that was what my intension was, to force use of ssh)
Thanks
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From: William Hooper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 4:41 PM
Subject: Re: Ip
I cannot start up my Real VNC server. The log file is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] .vnc]$ cat localhost.localdomain:12.log
Xvnc: error while loading shared libraries: libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2:
cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
xsetroot: unable to open display
Ok, just ignore me.
I had to install that specific library
apt-get install libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2
Now it works.
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; Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 10:08 AM
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; Subject: Installing RealVNC server
Is anyone aware of a way to increase the # of server names stored in the viewer drop
down? I use more than 10 on a regular basis and it annoys the heck out of me having to
re-type server names all the time rather than being able to select it from the
drop-down.
thanks!
Michael Herdeen
What's the right way to exit a VNC session?
If I right click and select the exit command, it puts the server into a
non-working state when I reconnect.
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Michael,
In the current release it's hard-coded at 10. An alternative is to save a
.vnc file for each machine, so that you just have a directory of those and
double-click on one to connect to that machine.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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On Thu, Jan 22, 2004 at 10:30:49AM -0800, Bailo, John wrote:
What's the right way to exit a VNC session?
If I right click and select the exit command, it puts the server into a
non-working state when I reconnect.
What kind of machine are you connecting to, and what version and flavor of
VNC
Bailo, John said:
Is the vncserver that is part of the Fedora RC1 distro, a RealVNC
vncserver?
What does this have to do with the post you replied to?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] whooper]$ rpm -qi vnc-server
Name: vnc-server Relocations: (not relocateable)
Version : 4.0
I apologize.
I did a /reply all/ to get the vnc-list in my /To/ but I forgot to change
the subject !!!
Sorry.
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; From: William Hooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
; Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 11:00 AM
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; Subject: RE: VNC Server On Linux
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Bailo, John said:
I apologize.
I did a /reply all/ to get the vnc-list in my /To/ but I forgot to change
the subject !!!
Please don't do that either, because it breaks threads. Look at the
archive and you can see every time someone has done this, because an
unrelated post pops up in the
Epsen:
Heya. Here's a way of thinking about it: your VNC Server is
getting its data from the SSH tunnel. So when you created the tunnel,
you used a command like this:
ssh -L port:host:hostport ssh.server.ip.address
So, what did you put for host in there? If you put
localhost,
Scott C. Best said:
So, what did you put for host in there? If you put
localhost, then the IP address your VNC Server will see the
data coming from is the loopback address, 127.0.0.1. If you put
in ssh.server.ip.address, then it will be that IP address the
data appears to be coming
Bonno,
I thought that we had established that the strange colours were just due to
VNC staying in a low colour mode some of the time?
64 colour mode will tend to make the default Windows palette look a little
strange and overly pinky, as an unfortunate side-effect of the particular
colours
Hi Andre,
I'm glad it works for you! Both of your requests are
good ones. I'll add those features when I find time.
:) Hopefully soon.
I'm also very interested in your usage scenarios.
Thanks for the feedback,
Ben
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Hi Ben,
we checked out
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From: R. S. Patil [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: jeudi 22 janvier 2004 16:25
To: Seak, Teng-Fong
Subject: Re: Controlling XP PC from Win 98 PC
By P2P cable, I think you mean twisted pair cable. It should then be
supposed that your TCP/IP parameters are set
I was looking for it as well but it seems to be hard coded, at least that's
what I could see in the MRU.h file in source. Maybe you could modify and compile your
own viewer.
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Sent: jeudi 22 janvier 2004 19:23
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From: sudipta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: jeudi 22 janvier 2004 19:27
To: Seak, Teng-Fong
Subject: Re: vnc viewer and winvnc on same machine
I actually want to share a single applications and not my entire desktop.Let
say I want to share Excel and when I
Can you send sound via RealVNC ?
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Well... I found a bit of time. :]
http://benjie.org/software/linux/vnc-collaborate.html
I added a little name popup in the top-left that pops
up whenever someone takes control of the session. (I
still want to add the ability to pop this box up on
demand as a way to see who is in control Maybe
Hello,
What is the best way to find out what port to use if you have a firewall? I
am not sure my admin knows too much about this. I have worked a few days
trying to get my school and home computers connected.
Thanks so much,
Peggy
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Hey All,
I am a newbie to VNC. Have used windows xp built in
remote desktop in the past.
This is my question...well, I have a few.
I am looking to Setup a Host VNC Server as my main
machine at home. I would like to connect to this home
computer from work. Work may be firewalled but should
not be
Hey All,
I am a newbie to VNC. Have used windows xp built in
remote desktop in the past.
This is my question...well, I have a few.
I am looking to Setup a Host VNC Server as my main
machine at home. I would like to connect to this home
computer from work. Work may be firewalled but should
not be
Hey All,
I am a newbie to VNC. Have used windows xp built in
remote desktop in the past.
This is my question...well, I have a few.
I am looking to Setup a Host VNC Server as my main
machine at home. I would like to connect to this home
computer from work. Work may be firewalled but should
not be
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