-rebuild --clean tightvnc-1.2.9-1.src.rpm
tightvnc-1.2.9-1.src.rpm: No such file or directory
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From: Ferguson, Neale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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What
What happens if you try the rpmbuild command?
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We tried both:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] SPECS]# pwd
/usr/src/redhat/SPECS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] SPECS]# rpm -v
RPM version 4.0.3
Copyright (C) 1998-2000 - Red Hat, Inc.
This program may be freely redistributed under the terms of the
got the spec file from the source RPM.
rpm -bb tightvnc.spec
tightvnc.spec: No such file or directory
Any reason?
Thanks.
Roger
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From: David Boyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Thu
VNC is only necessary if for some reason you need some kind of
desktop/window manager running on the actual Linux system. I haven't run
into that need yet. I doubt I ever will.
Or if you have a limited bandwith connection between you and the remote
system. VNC is MUCH friendlier to networks
We tried the newest rpm source from both tightvnc and realvnc. They had
the
same problem after we got the spec file from the source RPM.
rpm -bb tightvnc.spec
tightvnc.spec: No such file or directory
Any reason?
Weird. The one I have works. What does 'ls -lag tightvnc.spec' say?
-- db
On Thu, Dec 09, 2004 at 11:12:08AM -0500, Roger Lam wrote:
We tried to use Sine Nomine RPM and also got into problem. The message
indicated that it couldn't find any data from the RPM but cat the rpm, it
does have data on it.
That RPM is very, VERY old. The current VNC source from
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On Thu, Dec 09, 2004 at 11:12:08AM -0500, Roger Lam wrote:
We tried to use Sine Nomine RPM and also got into problem. The message
indicated that it couldn't find any data from the RPM but cat the rpm
What level of RPM (in later versions there's now an rpmbuild command)? Did you
do a rpm -i srcrpm (if not do rpm[build] --rebuild --clean srcrpm? Are you
in /usr/src/packages/SPECS?
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We tried the newest rpm source from both tightvnc and realvnc. They had the
same
As Adam mentioned, screen is a must know utility in the Linux world,
imho. He taught me how to use it, and I am in his debt for it. The 10-15
minutes it will take you to understand how to use screen will be paid
back within the day:-)
Have a good one.
DJ
Dave Jones
CA Tech Support
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What happens if you try the rpmbuild command?
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We tried both:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] SPECS]# pwd
/usr/src/redhat/SPECS
[EMAIL PROTECTED] SPECS]# rpm -v
RPM version 4.0.3
Copyright (C) 1998-2000
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We tried the newest rpm source from both tightvnc and realvnc. They had
the
same problem after we got the spec file from the source RPM.
rpm -bb tightvnc.spec
tightvnc.spec
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I am attempting to get a vnc session started with Tao390 Linux. I have
downloaded a vnc client to my WinXP box. I start the vncserver on Linux
and then start the vnc client on my Windows machine, but nothing happens
get help?
Thanks.
Roger
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From: Richard Pinion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Can you expand on how to run X?
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Richard:
Are you running X
On Dec 9, 2004, at 9:35 AM, Richard Pinion wrote:
I'm using the vncserver that was baked into Taolinux/390. I tried to
install vnc source RPM from Sine Nomine also, but it got an error so
I gave up.
Hunh, We probably should update the web page--IIRC that SRPM is back
from the SUSE 7 days, back
AM
Subject: Re: vncserver/vncclient
I'm using the vncserver that was baked into Taolinux/390. I tried to
install vnc source RPM from Sine Nomine also, but it got an error so I gave
up.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/09/04 10:29AM
Can any one tell me where to get a version of vnc for Linux 390? I tried
but cat the rpm, it
does have data on it.
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I'm using the vncserver that was baked into
Taolinux/390. I tried to
install
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Can you expand on how to run X?
You need to install X server from your distro or google for it. We use
SuSE9 and it has X server available for install but I have chosen
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: Thursday, December 09, 2004 09:05
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Why would one even want to use VNC to a Linux system?
I just use a X sever on my PC client and start the GUI
programs from ssh
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VNC is a little easier on the CPU cycles that straight X
Marcy Cortes
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On Dec 9, 2004, at 2:06 PM, Ranga Nathan wrote:
IMHO, plain vnc via browser and without X does not add any value.
Putty
is much better.
Hunh?
VNC exports a desktop (well, technically, a rectangular bitmap, I
think) and relays mouse and keyboard commands to it, and updates the
bitmap it sends as
On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Benjamin White wrote:
Why would one even want to use VNC to a Linux system?
I rely on it HEAVILY for the disconnect/reconnect feature.
Adam affirms use of SSH (which can tunnel your X traffic)
and that's probably even more efficient on bandwidth than VNC.
But you asked
Rick wrote:
Why would one even want to use VNC to a Linux system?
I rely on it HEAVILY for the disconnect/reconnect feature.
A helpful person from Levanta suggested the screen package for this.
Someday, I'll get around to actually trying it out!
The value of a VNC server on mainframe Linux is
On Dec 9, 2004, at 3:41 PM, Marcy Cortes wrote:
Rick wrote:
Why would one even want to use VNC to a Linux system?
I rely on it HEAVILY for the disconnect/reconnect feature.
A helpful person from Levanta suggested the screen package for this.
Someday, I'll get around to actually trying it out!
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. I doubt I ever will.
Mark Post
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Rick wrote:
Why would one even want to use VNC to a Linux system
I am attempting to get a vnc session started with Tao390 Linux. I have
downloaded a vnc client to my WinXP box. I start the vncserver on Linux and
then start the vnc client on my Windows machine, but nothing happens.
When I look at the WinXP Taskmgr I can see the vnc client running and when I
Services;
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