Re: How do I get the .vnc files to work on other workstations?

Beling, Michael wrote: I have a bunch of .vnc configs for several boxes that we commonly connect to and I sent them to another machine, but I can't seem to open them up. I get a program association list and nothing seems to work. I expect those *.vnc files are generated with the 'save connection

RE: VNCserver connecting problem

-Message d'origine- (B De : naoki_murakami [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (B Envoye : jeudi 22 avril 2004 02:18 (B A : [EMAIL PROTECTED] (B Objet : VNCserver connecting problem (B (B Hello, (B I am new on VNC, and I need help. (B In my LAN I have Win2000Pro as server which is

RE: Using VNC over the internet

Please reply to the list for your own good. Your problem is described in the FAQ. Please follow it. It's impossible for us to repeat things that's already written. After following the FAQ, if you still can't solve the problem, you have to tell us more on what you've

RE: How do I get the .vnc files to work on other workstations?

vncviewer accepts the -register option: http://www.realvnc.com/winvncviewer.html#2 But as written, sometimes it doesn't work and you have to create your own file-association as mentioned by others. Beling, Michael wrote: I have a bunch of .vnc configs for several boxes that

RE: Open connections upon close

I don't use Unix version of VNC but I would think this is the way it should be, just like X Windows and Terminal Services. Maybe you could take a look at the DOC to see if you could change the startup script to quit everything automatically:

Unhandled Exception in VNCviewer.exe: 0xc0000005: Access Violation (2)

(Hi all) (B (B- in RealVNC (v3.3.7) as debugged in VC++ by hitting cancel to the first 'exception' (B(?) error after the window disappeared just now. The instruction highlighted is (B"0040971B mov bp,word ptr [ebx]". W2K (build 2195 SP4) client of (BKnoppix-Debian built-in

RE: Using VNC over the internet

Please reply to the list for your own good. When you went to www.gotomyvnc.com, you should see an IP address. Does this address correspond your router's address in public port? If no, there must be a firewall/router somewhere between your router and Internet backbone routers,

RE: Using VNC over the internet

I kind of figured as much. I'll do some more reading. Thanks, Chuck ---Original Message--- From: Seak, Teng-Fong Date: Thursday, April 22, 2004 6:03:29 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Using VNC over the internet Please reply to the list for your own good. When you went to

Re: Using VNC over the internet

FWIW, I have a friend who has a Linksys 4-port router Ver 3 and who reports that in order to get port forwarding to take, he must first clear the router's password back to the default of admin. Besides being different than my ver 2 router, the idea of zapping the password to change another

RE: Using VNC over the internet

I have been trying to get this working from my office system, which is apparently behind another router as suggested. I did, however get it working from my home system(s). Thanks for all your help. Chuck ---Original Message--- From: Seak, Teng-Fong Date: Thursday, April 22, 2004

RE: Using VNC over the internet

You might need to use Kaboodle in order to get through double-router. Personally I don't use it but of course you could always write to this list and ask if it's related to VNC: http://www.kaboodle.org/ -Message d'origine- De : csuva11 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyi :

Re: Using VNC over the internet

I got it working from my home systems but not from my office. There is, apparently, another router that I am going to have to deal with some way. Port forwarding worked just fine from my home system. Thanks for the help, Chuck ---Original Message--- From: Robert Date: Thursday, April

RE: Using VNC over the internet

Hello, The wan IP address that shows up when I go to www.gotomyvnc is different than the one that the router shows so I guess that means that my ISP is using another router. At my home, which works just fine, the wan IP that shows up when I go to www.gotomyvnc is the same as the one that the

Anti-social software issue...

Having a problem here, First the important details: I'm running a VNC 3.3.3r3 on a Sun Fire V880 running Solaris 8 (patch level 27). The system has 8GB memory with 16 GB swap. It's a pretty buff server -- and weighing at about 300 pounds it better be... Here's the

Why does VNC server on unix just die?

I've been seeing the following behavior for quite awhile, and I'm getting tired of it, so I thought I'd ask From time to time, I'll go to connect to a VNC server session and it will have exited. There's nothing in the VNC or machine logs, the X lock files in /tmp have been orphaned, and

Re: Why does VNC server on unix just die?

Kelly F. Hickel wrote: I've been seeing the following behavior for quite awhile, and I'm getting tired of it, so I thought I'd ask From time to time, I'll go to connect to a VNC server session and it will have exited. There's nothing in the VNC or machine logs, the X lock files in /tmp

Windows CE.NET v.4.2

Hi all. I have a handheld-computer (Psion Netbook) and want to see a WinXP-Screen via VNC. Is there a VNC-version that runs on Windows CE.NET 4.2? TIA Best regards - Lars ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list

Re: Why does VNC server on unix just die?

Corni, Do you how to make it fail quickly? (Please see below.) I'm trying to find a way to get the viewer to fail quickly when the server goes down. Thanks! Joe Henley Corni Beerse wrote: Kelly F. Hickel wrote: I've been seeing the following behavior for quite awhile, and I'm getting

Re: VNC + Emacs *Without* a Window Manager

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Do you need to use the mouse with Emacs? If so, then you've probably got it as good as it's going to get. If not, then you're just running terminal-based applications and VNC (a graphical application) is massive overkill. [The mouse works with Emacs 21 on

Tridia and spam

Not sure what is happening here, but most of my mailing accounts (including three that only exist as spam traps for filter training purposes and have *never* been subscribed to any list, just had posts made in their name to usenet) just got marketing from Tridia with a graphic linked directly

Re: Tridia and spam

This isn't the first time I've received messages of this type, and I've tried in the past to politely use their process to get off the list, yet I remained for the most recent dose. So this time I sent email directly to the person sent out the message asking them to clean up. I doubt it will

RealVNC Implementation

To whom it corresponds, A few years ago I have worked with a version of VNC at Citibank. Now I am working in a different job and I am trying to install VNC as a solution for our Help Desk. I have download the last version from the Web and I have install the RealVnc Server on the domain

Re: Why does VNC server on unix just die?

Kelly-- Yeah, I've seen it. Actually, there are a group of us using Solaris and we've all seen it. And, we're also tired of it. :) I sent email to this list a couple of weeks ago, but it didn't a response (other than from Corni about some directory permissions, which I tried without effect).

RE: registry edit for originally configured password

Yes you can a) add AllowProperties DWORD in registry to prevent editing and b) change the default password key. The password is encrypted but I assume you can enter the password you want on a PC and then copy it across. This can all be done usually with REGEDT32 connecting to the remote computer.

RE: RealVNC Implementation

1 - Have a password for connecting to the desktops. It has a password. The user of the desktop must allow me to work on his computer answering yes / no on a pop-up windows. Don't think it does this but what we usually do is call them and say we're about to take over your PC for a few mins :-)

Re : VNCserver connecting problem

Seak, (BThanks for your reply. (B (B3.3.7 has been released. Maybe you could give it a try. (BYes, I am considering. (B (BFrom where? From inside the LAN or from another machine in Internet? (BMaybe it is a bit complicated. It is not internet for sure, the viewer (Band Remote Access

RE: RealVNC Implementation

Nicholson, Rob said: The user of the desktop must allow me to work on his computer answering yes / no on a pop-up windows. Don't think it does this but what we usually do is call them and say we're about to take over your PC for a few mins :-) Yes it does and it is documented. Check the

RE: Why does VNC server on unix just die?

-Original Message- From: Corni Beerse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 10:15 AM To: Kelly F. Hickel Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Why does VNC server on unix just die? Kelly F. Hickel wrote: I've been seeing the following behavior for quite awhile,

RE: Why does VNC server on unix just die?

-Original Message- From: William Hooper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 11:08 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Why does VNC server on unix just die? Corni Beerse said: Anybody else seen it? Any clues? I've had VNC sessions last into the months.