js1 wrote: > I am trying to include the VNCViewer PW in a command line to reduce > the number of steps to initiate a connection from EchoVNC to the > EchoServer. I see in the EchoServer.txt file included with the > package are some command line switches: > > VNC Viewer Command Line > ----------------------- > The VNC Viewer can be started with echoServer command-line > options. For example: > > c:\vncviewer.exe /echoserver <echoServer host:port> > /echouser <echoServer username> > /echopass <echoServer password> > /e <echoServer partner name> > > Is the 'echoServer host' in the example above the hostname of the > computer hosting EchoServer...or the 'Server Name' in the EchoServer > config panel? If you look at the EchoServer config panel, it's the "server name".
> I am not having much luck with these switches...does anyone have > some good examples? c:\vncviewer.exe /echoserver yourEchoServer:1328 /echouser myEchoServerUsername /echopass myEchoServerPassword /e someComputerRunningEchoVNC If the Echoserver is running on port 1328 (which is the default port), you could use "yourEchoServer" instead of "yourEchoServer:1328" -- Steve Sobol, Victorville, California, USA It's all fun and games until someone starts a bonfire in the living room. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Echovnc-users mailing list Echovnc-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/echovnc-users
