Weird. Can you describe "goes dead" in more detail? I can't quite
tell if you're running the Viewer or the Server when it "dies".
Also, any log files you can create would be useful. Both the
Server and Viewer have options for "Create debug log file" somewhere
in their config screens...
cheers,
Scott
On Dec 31, 2007, at 11:05 PM, Steve Sobol wrote:
> Has anyone else seen this?
>
> I have EchoVNC running as a VNC server on a Windows 2000 SP4
> Workstation.
>
> It registers just fine with the Echoserver, and I can connect and
> enter my
> password and authenticate properly.
>
> Then my EchoVNC client goes dead. If I look at the console on the
> Win2K box, it
> somehow manages to log out to the "Hit Ctrl-Alt-Del" prompt.
> Consistently --
> like, EVERY time I attempt to connect.
>
> Symantec PCAnywhere is installed on this computer -- I want to
> replace the
> company's PCAnywhere installs with EchoVNC -- but it doesn't matter
> whether the
> PCAnywhere host service is running or not, I see the same behavior.
> I don't
> want to uninstall PCA until I can be sure EchoVNC works (and I want
> to put
> EchoVNC on a couple of our clients' computers just to demo to my
> boss, so for
> now I want to leave PCA installed).
>
> The only other computer I have EchoVNC installed on, for this
> particular
> client, is our own WinXP Pro workstation at their home office, and
> it's working
> fine.
>
> Has anyone else seen this?
>
> Also, because of the security changes in Vista, UltraVNC (up until,
> I think,
> v1.03) would only work if you were logged into Windows. In v1.03
> they made some
> changes to get around the requirement to be logged in and I was
> wondering if
> these changes have been ported to the latest EchoVNC client. I can
> always put a
> shortcut to the EchoVNC server in the Startup folder, but if I need
> to reboot
> the computer for some reason, someone local will have to log in
> before I can
> get back in, unless the recent UltraVNC changes have been
> incorporated into the
> Echo client.
>
> And if I need someone to log me in, I might as well just have them
> use UltraVNC
> Single Click, especially since we have a pre-configured Single Click
> binary you
> can download from our website.
>
> Thanks,
> Steve
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