[patch] Java client: don't crash if jar file is on different server

Currently if you use the Java VNC viewer applet and have the .jar file being served by one machine, but the HTML file by another machine (i.e. you explicitly specify another host in the APPLET ARCHIVE=url), the applet crashes, because it tries to fetch a logo from the server which served up the

Cannot connect using a web browser

Hello, I can connect to a VNC server using VNC viewer. My setting in the VNC server is: Serve Java viewer via HTTP on port: 5800 When I enter http://IP address:5800/, I get error 504 Gateway Time-Out. I can ping the server, while tracert IP address yields a connection on the 10th hop. telnet IP

X11R6.8 / X.org

Hello everyone, especially the development people! Apart from some problems with the patch with the new X release (X11R6.8 from X.org), are you planning to implement a version of Xvnc whichmakes use of the new damage extension to X? This might really be an advantage on slower machines (yes, they

RE: X11R6.8 / X.org

Daniel, The VNC module for X, and the Xvnc server both hook into the X server directly, and so in effect are already using functionality equivalent (but more efficient than) the damage extension. Wez @ RealVNC Ltd. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL

VNC with OpenGL on Linux?

I'm running VNC on Linux but get errors about GLX. I found this highly- relevant post: http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2004-May/045347.html Here's my question: Is there a page that describes step-by-step how to install Xvnc on Linux so that OpenGL will work? Thanks in advance for

Re: Port 80 and firewall/proxy

Okay. I will try it out. Thanks for the help, Scott! - Original Message - From: Scott C. Best [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 2:03 AM Subject: Re: Port 80 and firewall/proxy Magnus: Heya. In addition to the firewall

Re: Can't Access VNC via a browser.

Angelo Did all of that lot and when I looked in the application log in the event viewer there were not any items logged with a source of WinVNC4 Double checked - partic the parameters (without ) and ran twice. Out of interest - the connections tab there is no + sign in the access control

Re: VNC with OpenGL on Linux?

If you mean realvnc 4, you need to build it with #define BuildGlxExt YES in xc/config/cf/vnc.def. I think there are other extensions that don't get included, e.g. Xrender. (I wonder why they aren't by default.) ___ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL