Hi list,
Last week I asked about a problem communicating with my dad's box via (Real)VNC. Scott
and Alex gave me advice on disabling a type of firewall that's included in XP and
disabling the fast user switching. I still did not trust my father to be able to do
those changes himself, so I tried
i use vnc-3.3.7 in redhat linux 8.0
when is need stop the vncserver
i use vncserver -kill
after this
when i use other software
pop a messagebox
klauncher could not be rearch via
what is the matter?
how can i stop a vncserver in linux???
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the screen, or even crash. The fix may be to turn off CoRRE at
That's not it I'm afraid, at least I turned off CoRRE in the setitngs when I set up
ChromiVnc, and have just checked: it's still off.
ChromiVNC, or to use TightVNC which I understand fixed this
bug a long time ago.
Hmm, I
Thank you email
but also have this error!
i run vncserver -kill :1(when the display is 1)
is return the success message
but the error also have
after this i run any software ,will pop a error message box
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From: Bjvrn Persson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wish I could let the VNC viewer tell the server how big the
desktop should
be. Imagine being able to resize the remote desktop just by
dragging the
edges of the viewer window! I suppose Windows would only
allow
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From: roland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
can someone tell my, why vnc has introduced an extra password for vnc
authentication ?
I wonder why I must set it separately - why cant`t Xvnc
authenticate my
session password
via standard kernel routines aganinst my
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From: roland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hello,
is there a way to supply the password to the vncviewer
without typing it
manually
into the dialog box and without creating a password file ?
I would like a commandline option.
See documentation.
For unix viewer:
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From: roland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
i`m using a setup of xvnc under inetd and kdm control, so
each user can
connect an get`s his own desktop. noone has to fiddle around with
dedicated port-numbers, which he has to connect to. this
makes the linux
terminal
Hi guys,
Sorry I've not got back to you about this sooner - been away for a few
days...
the screen, or even crash. The fix may be to turn off CoRRE at
That's not it I'm afraid, at least I turned off CoRRE in the setitngs
when I set up ChromiVnc, and have just checked: it's still off.
It's
ChromiVNC, or to use TightVNC which I understand fixed this
bug a long time ago.
Hmm, I might try that.
Any chance of getting the rest of Jonathan's reply? Is it still
referring to encoding bugs?
Yes, it was. :-)
There's also a known bug in ChromiVNC which causes it problems when
dragging
Hello,
CB == Beerse, Corni [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hello, is there a way to supply the password to the vncviewer
without typing it manually into the dialog box and without creating
a password file ? I would like a commandline option.
CB See documentation.
CB For unix viewer: put the
first I`d like to know WHY it is not in vncviewer.
If there is no reason against this feature and it`s just to be implemented=
- it could be added easily.
I need this feature - so possibly others. :)
I've checked both RealVNC 337 and TightVNC 128 - neither of these versions
(AFAIK) handle
Can anyone help??
Everytime I establish a VNC connection and it will tends to kick other's viewer out
of the same connection. I understand that there is an option (Shared) which I can
select before the connection made. Can I made this option permanent enable such that I
don't need to check it
Under tightvnc 1.2.8, the tab key in a java vncviewer seems to not work, or at
least it does not work the way I want it to. If the vnc options toolbar is
being displayed, the tab key will cycle through the buttons. If the vnc
options toolbar is not displayed, pressing the tab key does not seem
do I understand you right - you can`t reach the server directly but have to
use a http proxy ? then, ssh won`t help here...
Well, I think that's the case... My IE web browser at work has all the
proxy server settings in it, and we have to go through a certain proxy
server along with the
Kyle Yamnitz wrote:
I have my own LAN at home behind a LinkSys firewall + router (both
machines are 2 GHz run Win XP). Here are the problems I'm having with
Jim's VNC HTTP Tunneling:
1. When having a friend try to access my system remotely, he gets either
of the following messages
Guyw, I'm in the middle of development of next version of Vnc Manager
1.1.
So far I added the following features to this release:
* Separate configuration directories for application settings and
server list.
* Group tree view for easier folder navigation.
* Drag and drop of server objects.
Can anyone help??
Everytime I establish a VNC connection and it will tends to kick
other's viewer out of the same connection. I understand that there is an
option (Shared) which I can select before the connection made. Can I
made this option permanent enable such that I don't need to check
Hi
Can anyone tell me what the following message means:
Xlib : extension RENDER missing on display
The VNCServer is running fine and I can also connect to it with success, but I can't
seem to get a bigger view..its almost stuck on 640x480?
Any ideas?
192.168.1.160 is meaningless outside your home network. If you really want to
expose your VNC server to the Internet, you must use your external address
and tell your Linksys router to forward the relevant ports to the machine
where the VNC server runs.
I realize that. The 192.168.1.160
Kyle Yamnitz wrote:
On the other hand, I *can* use SSH software at work to connect to my web
server without a problem, so maybe I would be okay?
Yes. Everything that SSH tunnels is passed through the same TCP connection as
the SSH session itself, so if you can connect with SSH then you can
Van Wyk Leroux, Mr said:
Hi
Can anyone tell me what the following message means:
Xlib : extension RENDER missing on display
This is normal because Xvnc doesn't support the RENDER extension.
The VNCServer is running fine and I can also connect to it with success,
but I can't seem to get a
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On March 22, 2003 08:13 pm, Bjvrn Persson wrote:
but what about Unix? Does the X architecture allow changing the size of
a desktop at all?
Yes. You can switch X Resolution with hotkeys.
I tried it in my first Redhat installation three years
Roland wrote:
Hello, I have spent some thoughts of session management in vnc (also
loadbalancing)
and would like to present a little conecpt, which would need just little
change to
existing vnc (and no change to protocol at all)
[1] = vncviewer Wrapper (reference implementation perl, later
The retain session feature you desire should be possible by removing
the -once flag from the inetd setup.
BTW, you don't have to set up all of those sessions, you can also have
it dynamically allocate sessions for you. I'm working on a mini-HOWTO
that is unrelated to the link you gave
Grant McDorman wrote:
Up until very recently, X did not provide any way to change the desktop
size. However, there is now an extension, RandR (Resize and Rotate) which
provides this capability. It was introduced into XFree86 in late 2002.
XVnc, as far as I know, uses an older base for XFree86
I'm sorry but I'm going to bring up a problem which has been subjected to
much discussion already: VNC and SSH. I've read these previous discussions
and tried the prescriptions, but I probably missed something. Here's the
problem:
I want to run the VNC viewer on a windows PC (alice) and connect
Avery Payne wrote:
The retain session feature you desire should be possible by removing
the -once flag from the inetd setup.
When -inetd is given, XVNC dies when the connection closes. It never
listens for other connections, and if it did you'd have to check which port
it got and remember to
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On March 24, 2003 12:38 pm, Bjvrn Persson wrote:
In any event, this would not fit well into what you want to do - RandR is
required to provide a list of available screen sizes (and depths);
unfortunately, for XVnc the range of sizes is (in
Anyone wanting a good description on how to setup VNC through an SSL tunnel
may want to see this new article from SecurityFocus.
http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1677
Floyd Russell
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Hi again,
Thanks for the suggestions that already have ticked in!
Just a little more information:
A Google search shows some people with early 7.x versions of RedHat
complaining of this problem, what unix you running on Bob? Also, what
version of VNC?
The unix-version is Irix64 6.5 (running
I've only done this with zebedee and Windows to Windows but in Windows at
least the default setting is loopbacks are not allowed, I turn it round so that
loopbacks are compulsory which means that connections can only come thru
the tunnel :-)
On 24 Mar 2003 at 14:58, William Hooper wrote:
Hello,
rc == [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
rc Under tightvnc 1.2.8, the tab key in a java vncviewer seems to not
rc work, or at least it does not work the way I want it to.
[...]
rc I'm using java 1.4.1_02 to compile the VncViewer.jar file by the
rc way, and java 1.4.1-gentoo when running the
Hello, I'm pretty new to RH/Linux and am having a problem installing the
VNC rpm package - quite honestly, I have no idea how to install it - and
I cannot find any directions off of RealVNC's website ...
Can anyone please help this newbie?
Thanks,
Mike
I have just set VNC up so that I can access my computer whilst I am out of
the country. but is there a way that I can test it before I go.
I have tried the loop back but this just keeps duplicating my screen.
(Is this because the client screen is the same as the server screen?)
I alos want to
Mike Taggart said:
Hello, I'm pretty new to RH/Linux and am having a problem installing the
VNC rpm package - quite honestly, I have no idea how to install it - and
I cannot find any directions off of RealVNC's website ...
Can anyone please help this newbie?
Thanks,
Mike
The same way you
Floyd, this article is marvellous!
I also would recommend reading this, because it explains a good way
for doing secure tcp tunneling without the omnipresent ssh :)
One should see this as a more general document, with vnc just being a
practical example !
regards
roland
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Vidar Remi Jensen said:
Hi again,
Thanks for the suggestions that already have ticked in!
Just a little more information:
A Google search shows some people with early 7.x versions of RedHat
complaining of this problem, what unix you running on Bob? Also, what
version of VNC?
The
Linas:
Heya. I recall reading that there may be a bug in the
latest Windows version, where you need to specify the port in
the VNC Server Properties to 0 (or something) and not choose
Auto. Try that and see if it helps.
If not, head here: http://FAQ.GoToMyVNC.com; and look
in the
Has anyone been successful in compiling Real VNC 3.3.7 on HP platforms?
I'm specifically interested in HP-UX 11.00, but also HP-UX 10.20?
I've been able to generate binaries, but I can't get them to do anything
:)
I'd be satisfied with a compilation on HP-UX 10.20, since it would
likely work on
I have tried the loop back but this just keeps duplicating my screen.
(Is this because the client screen is the same as the server screen?)
yep :) what did you expect to see ? ;)
It called a recursion - just the same as if you hook a videocam to the
tv-screen, press live view and point it to
Hou can I fast disconnect all users ??
For example: the Windows XP remote asistance can be shoot down fast with the
ESC key.
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