Wild. :) Still, a Guinness! All of my bugs should be so enjoyable.

cheers,
Scott

On Aug 7, 2008, at 7:20 AM, DG wrote:

> In conclusion...
>
> The remote PC suddenly accepted the connection (no changes made  
> anywhere
> - honest) so I hurriedly installed InstantVNC and created an  
> EchoServer
> account for it. I connected to the temporary session, uninstalled 2.34
> and installed 2.35 and then connected to it. It all works fine now but
> what the problem was I shall probably never know.
>
> Thanks for the InstantVNC tip Scott.
>
> It's good job I cracked it as it's a 90 minute drive to Holyhead
> followed by a 2 hour ferry crossing across the infamous Irish Sea, a
> drive through Dublin's labyrinth and a 3 hour drive south to get to  
> the
> site in, of all places, Tipperary. Excellent Guinness though ;-)
>
> Regards
>
> David
>
> Scott Best wrote:
>>      Weird...it sounds as if the DSM plugin option got enabled, either
>> on the Viewer or Server side. Haven't heard of that happening before,
>> without the user actually activating it, of course. What flavor of
>> Windows
>> are you running on the side showing the problem?
>>      Also, FWIW, your client can run InstantVNC and EchoVNC at the
>> same time, so you can debug one while connected with the other. :)
>>
>> cheers,
>> Scott
>>
>>
>> On Aug 6, 2008, at 1:46 PM, DG wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I have been using 2.34 for some time with no problems. I upgraded my
>>> system to 2.35 today (took all the defaults) and it worked ok with  
>>> all
>>> of my clients; some of which are on my EchoServer and some direct
>>> using
>>> TightVNC.
>>>
>>> I then got one of my clients to run the 2.35 upgrade and now I  
>>> cannot
>>> connect due to "DSM issues.. and Invalid Protocol". We never used  
>>> DSM
>>> although it was usually installed by default so why is it a problem
>>> now?
>>>
>>> As it is the upgraded server that is causing the grief then either
>>> something went wrong with the install or the 2.35 server has a
>>> problem.
>>>
>>> The only things I can think of are; that 2.35 might have been
>>> installed
>>> over 2.34 (ie 2.34 non uninstalled) but upgrading like this before
>>> seemed ok. Or the 2,35 upgrade was done whilst 2.34 EchoServer was
>>> still
>>> running and this has caused some problems in the configuration
>>>
>>> Whatever the cause, I now have to decide whether to go back to  
>>> 2.34 on
>>> both sites or try a complete uninstall/re-install at the client  
>>> site -
>>> over the telephone... ;-)
>>>
>>> Any other ideas?
>>>
>>> David Goadby
>>>
>>

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