Re: Details

2003-08-20 Thread frank
See the attached file for details

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DISPLAY problem

2003-08-20 Thread Muzi Nkosi
Hi

I have a vncserver running on a HP-UX machine (openveview is also running on this 
machine).

I also have another HP-UX machine that is running Nethealth.

from my windows machine I could  with vncviewer access openview and nethealth.

Now I can only access openview only , from another terminal seesion when I try to 
start nethealth
I ger a error message 

nethealth exiting 'DISPLAY' environment varibles not set.

1. I tried export DISPLAY=hostname:0.0

also get  a error can't open display: hostname:0.0
 

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RE: DISPLAY problem

2003-08-20 Thread Beerse, Corné
 -Original Message-
 From: Muzi Nkosi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 I have a vncserver running on a HP-UX machine (openveview is 
 also running on this machine).

This runs vncserver. It provides openview:1

 
 I also have another HP-UX machine that is running Nethealth.

This runs vncserver. It provides nethealth:1

 
 from my windows machine I could  with vncviewer access 
 openview and nethealth.

You access with `vncviewer nethealth:1` or `vncviewer openview:1`.

 
 Now I can only access openview only , from another terminal 
 seesion when I try to start nethealth
 I ger a error message 
 
 nethealth exiting 'DISPLAY' environment varibles not set.
 
 1. I tried export DISPLAY=hostname:0.0

The $DISPLAY can/should be nethealth:1
It can also be openview:1, then it ends up at the openview display...
btw: the numbers are more important than the names. The names can be any
name the machine listens to, including localhost and even non at all.

 
 also get  a error can't open display: hostname:0.0

That's for the graphical console, I guess it's not available.
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RE: DISPLAY problem

2003-08-20 Thread Muzi Nkosi
The one box runs openview + vncserver  [hostname1]
The other box runs nethealth only without vncserver [hostname2]

[at my windows machine] when I double click the vnc icon and login ,I get the
hpxterm view as if I am using the HP-xterm to view openview.

I inside vnc i opened a second session and telnet to the nethealth machine
[hostname2]
export the display to openview + vncserver [hostname1] with command
'export DISPLAY=hostname1:0'

error can't DISPLAY hostname1:0

How to I export the display from nethealth box [hostname2] to the openview box
[hostname2] were both openview and vncserver are currently running.




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Subject: RE: DISPLAY problem



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 From: Muzi Nkosi [ HYPERLINK
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 I have a vncserver running on a HP-UX machine (openveview is
 also running on this machine).

This runs vncserver. It provides openview:1


 I also have another HP-UX machine that is running Nethealth.

This runs vncserver. It provides nethealth:1


 from my windows machine I could  with vncviewer access
 openview and nethealth.

You access with `vncviewer nethealth:1` or `vncviewer openview:1`.


 Now I can only access openview only , from another terminal
 seesion when I try to start nethealth
 I ger a error message

 nethealth exiting 'DISPLAY' environment varibles not set.

 1. I tried export DISPLAY=hostname:0.0

The $DISPLAY can/should be nethealth:1
It can also be openview:1, then it ends up at the openview display...
btw: the numbers are more important than the names. The names can be any name
the machine listens to, including localhost and even non at all.


 also get  a error can't open display: hostname:0.0

That's for the graphical console, I guess it's not available.


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4.0b3: idle timeout

2003-08-20 Thread Tim Waugh
I've been seeing the idle timeout trigger after only a few seconds.
I'm not sure that 15s is long enough for an authentication phase on a
slow link.

It isn't really clear to me what the purpose of IdleTimeout is
actually.  Is it for cleaning up stale connections?  Wouldn't a
keepalive method work more reliably for that?

Tim.
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Re: VNC2SWF

2003-08-20 Thread Richard Harris
I was thinking it would be cool if the VNC client/server distributed 
came with the ability to store Shockwave/Flash files from 
sessions, this would be particularly useful in the area of 
making tutorials of applications.

On the other hand you could use CamStudio which is excellent (although 
it's Windoze only). The software is open source and will record to just 
about any codec you have on your PC as well as converting the file to SWF.

http://www.ehelp.com/camstudio/product/screenrecording/


Regards,
Richard

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Re: Running Scan from gotomyvnc.com

2003-08-20 Thread Scott C. Best
Dave:

Heya. So...exactly what is the make and model on your DSL
modem/router? And...can you open a web-browser and connect to it
with http://ip.address.of.router;?

-Scott

   Heya. That's sort of the point of the scan: a lot of VNC
 users have setups similar to yours wherein the IP address that
 a VNC Viewer should use to connect to your VNC Server is *not*
 the same IP address as the PC on which the server is running.
 Something along the way (either, as you say, at the ISP or in the
 router) is performing Network Address Translation or NAT.

   So while NAT is fundamental to getting mass-market home
 networks working, it makes remote-access solutions more problematic.
 So I coded up this scan to help VNC users know where to look when
 it comes to getting their connections to work. The IP Address that
 you see on that scan page is the IP address that the real world
 sees your packets are coming from, and so is the address that
 VNC Viewer users should use to connect to your server.

 cheers,
 Scott

 On Sat, 16 Aug 2003, Dave Clark wrote:

  I did this and it reported the IP address generated by someone or
  something -- probably either my ISP or the DSL modem/router -- and NOT
  this machine.
 
  Still cannot connect to work machine from home.
 
  Have Black Ice firewall running on the home machine.
 
  Dave
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VNC is easy to mod. Open source is good.

2003-08-20 Thread Martin Glaude
I just wanted to shout a Thank You to the developers of this great
software.

I work for a market research call center and one of the most important parts
of our business is monitoring the agents to ensure accurate work.  We have
150 workstations which need to be monitored from over a dozen supervisor
stations.  My boss was looking at spending thousands of dollars for
commercial software when I decided to demonstrate VNC.  (I am the office
Linux/open source advocate.)

The software performs exceptionally and because it is open source, I was
able to modify it to more perfectly suit our needs than anything we could
have purchased.

Martin Glaude, Senior IT Supervisor
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For the curious here are the simple changes that I've made:

In the server app, I made a small tweak to stop the system tray icon from
flashing when a client connects.

In the client app, I made two changes:
 - The View Only setting is hardcoded to prevent the QA staff from
accidently interferring with the agent computer.
 - The connection dialog box has been replaced with a list box which reads a
list of descriptive names/ip addresses from a shared network drive, making
it easy for our users to select the computer they want to monitor.
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Opening a session in text mode

2003-08-20 Thread Drakpo2001
Hi,

 I'm Christian from France. I installed VNC on py PC because the Linux
server
 that 'im working on is in a very hot room (no clim).
 I'm trying to open a window in command line mode ie without opening a
 X-session window.
 How to do ? I tried to delete or change the file X-startup but without
 any result

 Thank you for your help,
 Christian.
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force low speed connection

2003-08-20 Thread Paonia Ezrine
I am running 3.3.7 server is win98 client is linux debian unstable.
When I first connect to the server it runs fine but after a 15-60
seconds updates dont seem to happen and I need to move the mouse all
around the screen to get it to redraw it.
I am guessing the problem is the link is not fast enought. Does this
sounds right? How can I force vnc (from the client side) to run so it
uses as little bw as possible. I dont really care what it looks like as
long as it is fast.
thanks
Paonia
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Fwd: RE: (no subject)

2003-08-20 Thread Karl
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On 20/08/2003 at 11:49 a.m. Godfried Hombergen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Thanks Karl for your tip, but sad to say it didn't help (as you did hope)
at
once.
Action the option Unregeister VNC Server Service reacted with the
message:
WARNING: The service Helper hook could not be removed from the registry.
Immediatly after this and after rebooting as well the winvnc.exe was still
present in the taskmanager-process-window (Ctrl-Alt-Del).
I repeated the procedure in several variants and suddenly I got the correct
message: VNC server could be unregistered. After all I can't reproduce my
actions, thus not understanding what made it successful.
Thanks,
Godfried Hombergen


-Oorspronkelijk bericht-

On 18/08/2003 at 12:54 p.m. Godfried Hombergen wrote:

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How can I definetively prevent it from running at startup, so that I can
run
it from the taskbar via start/programs...etc whenever I need it?
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   In your START menu, under PROGRAMSRealVNCVNC Server you'll see an option
Unregister VNC Server Service

   Action that option, and it should remove VNC from auto-booting.

   Hope that helps.


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Re: Ignoring SIGINT on RH 8

2003-08-20 Thread Ronald W. Heiby
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Searching back through ancient history, I found that I *had* asked
about this back in January. At that point, Peter Andranistakis
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with Gnome-Terminal, and that normal good old xterm works just fine.

I can confirm that! Thanks all!

Ron.

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