Update old versions

I wan't to distribute WinVNC 4.0 to all the PC's in our company. But before the install of the new version, I want to uninstall previous versions. 3.3.3 and 4.0b4 Could someone tell me how to uninstall these versions on a silent way? Running the unistaller asks me for user intervention wich I

Re: Update old versions

I wan't to distribute WinVNC 4.0 to all the PC's in our company. But before the install of the new version, I want to uninstall previous versions. 3.3.3 and 4.0b4 Could someone tell me how to uninstall these versions on a silent way? At the risk of blowing my own trumpet :-) Try Fastpush

VNC 4.0 on HP UX 10.20

Original Message Hello VNC users, i want to start vnc on a HP UX 10.20 machine, but there is an error message: # x0vncserver -h /usr/lib/dld.sl: Can't open shared library: /usr/lib/libdld.2 /usr/lib/dld.sl: No such file or directory Do I need another package of VNC4.0 for

mouse cursor change... ?clipboar?

Hello all, I am having difficulty with vnc. here is my setup... Running chicken of the VNC for macosX on 10.3.4, using logitec 2 button mouse, 3.3.7 vnc server on linux 2.4.26, gnome 2.6, Everything works great, only occasionally on mouse actions, i get little numbers that come up... and then

Re: Problem Connecting 'java.net. NoRouteToHostException'

Brian Cavanaugh said: When trying to connect to a host I get the following error... java.net. NoRouteToHostException Operation timed out. The host is behind a router, and port 5800 is open, and forwarded to the host. Forward port 5900. -- William Hooper

Dos screen on service startup

Hi all Iv been using VNC for a while now and I have just changed to version 4. When I restarted my computer I noticed that VNC comes up with a type of DOS box when the service is starting. But in the registry for VNC to start up as a service it has to switches '-noconsole' '-service'. I would

Dos screen on service startup

Hi all Iv been using VNC for a while now and I have just changed to version 4. When I restarted my computer I noticed that VNC comes up with a type of DOS box when the service is starting. But in the registry for VNC to start up as a service it has to switches '-noconsole' '-service'. I would

silent ejecution

Hello, i need to know if it is possible make run winvnc server in silent mode, or just if i can do something to not display the icon systray. Ing. Fernando Gustavo Paez Becker Todo-Soft ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself

framebuffer

I am trying to explore the windows source code to see how vnc server capture framebuffer and sending it to the viewer. Can anyone tell me which folder or file where there is the code for this? ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove

Re: Problem Connecting 'java.net. NoRouteToHostException'

Actually, for troubleshooting purposes, I have 5900, 5901, 5800, 5801all open on my router. Still won't connect. Data Protection Analyst Kelly Services, Inc. 999 West Big Beaver Road Troy, Michigan 48084 Phone: 248-244-4355 Fax: 248-244-4174

Re: Problem Connecting 'java.net. NoRouteToHostException'

Brian Cavanaugh said: Actually, for troubleshooting purposes, I have 5900, 5901, 5800, 5801all open on my router. And forwarded to the correct machine? Still won't connect. Are you behind a proxy server or firewall on the client end? -- William Hooper

problem running vncviewer on linux

Hi, I'm having a vexing problem getting vncviewer to run on my linux box. I've tried setting different display modes, color depths, and visual types in X. however it does seem font-related and I'm no good at fonts on X11 ... please help? Here is the error output. Please note also that vncviewer

Re: Problem Connecting 'java.net. NoRouteToHostException'

Yes, I am behind a proxy on the client end, that is why I was using the java version as opposed to the stand alone client. But thinking about that just now. does the VNC Host, just send the viewer to the client, then use the normal connection? In that case, I guess my proxy would probably

Re: Problem Connecting 'java.net. NoRouteToHostException'

Brian Cavanaugh said: Yes, I am behind a proxy on the client end, that is why I was using the java version as opposed to the stand alone client. But thinking about that just now. does the VNC Host, just send the viewer to the client, then use the normal connection? Yes. In that case,

bug in rfb/Cursor.cxx causes vncviewer to crash in RealVNC 4.0 (fwd)

-- Forwarded message -- Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 18:21:20 -0400 (EDT) From: Nilmoni Deb [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: bug in rfb/Cursor.cxx causes vncviewer to crash in RealVNC 4.0 All, The following bug is not listed in

Allow access from all IPs both internal and External

BlankHi, Just installed VNC 4.0 (very with some nice functionality) but I can't access my computer remotely outside of my network anymore. Help? All internal requests are fine but connection refused every time I try to access it externally. Is there an accept all feature in the IP address