James,
Thanks for your answer.
What reasons can it have, if clients close the connection to
the server,
within 1-5 seconds after a successful password verification?
Sometimes I can
even move the mouse for a couple of seconds, then the client
dies with no
error message.
Could be a dodgy
Thank you for your response Corne.
If you make screen captures of the entire screen at small intervalls ( say 50ms),
you'll use a lot of processor time on a Win32 PC.
VNC apparently doesn't need a lot of processor time. That's why I gather VNC only
makes screen captures of the screen areas
Mike Fedyk wrote:
Hi,
I like the feature where I can have my users login through one port and then
login to their user with [xgk]dm, but last time I tried it I was able to
make several instances of desktops, but not login to the same desktop again
from another vncviewer (say, from another host).
Sergio Rodriguez wrote:
I have downloaded VNC 3.3.7 for Unix, and I have unzipped and untarred
the files. But I can't understand the Unix installation instructions
within the readme files. Could someone please send me some step by step
instructions on how to install VNC 3.3.7 on a unix
Castelier Serge (RBFM/ASQ1) * wrote:
Thank you for your response Corne.
If you make screen captures of the entire screen at small intervalls ( say
50ms), you'll use a lot of processor time on a Win32 PC.
I don't know. The major cpu usage is in the compression.
VNC apparently doesn't need a lot
Mike,
This sounds like a problem with your network setup at the viewer end
(assuming it is the viewer computer that is encountering problems?)
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Is there anything I can do to stop the connection from crashing and from
reseting the servers IP address? Thanks
When you say that this occurs with 2 out of 10 hosts only, do you mean
that two machines have this behaviour when you run the viewer on them,
or when you run the server on them?
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Could be a dodgy firewall, dodgy network connection, or just that the
VNC server has a very
Ryan,
I'd be very surprised if that was the cause, but it can sometimes be
hard to tell with Windows. If possible, clearing the security log and
then trying making some connections would be a helpful diagnostic. Do
you get any WinVNC4 error messages logged in the Applications Event Log
when it
Jerry,
Any further feedback on this? Did it turn out to be a window manager
issue as previously suggested?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jerry McBride
Sent: 21 December 2003 00:56
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greg,
The uMapType change you suggest can't possibly work - uMapType=0 maps
from virtual keycode to scancode, while uMapType=3 maps from scancode to
virtual keycode. MapVirtualKey is used in the VNC 4 codebase purely to
fake a scancode to associate with keyboard events, so that DOS prompts
and
Guys,
Are you running any special mouse-handling software on the problem
machines?
Do you see the problem if you take the same mouse and try it with a
different machine?
Is the mouse described at the viewer or server machine?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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From: [EMAIL
Hi everyone,
When I take control on a Win98/2000/NT PC using the VNC, I want that the
user will give me his approval to do so, for each connection.
I am a new user in VNC and I read the documentation carefully. I didn't see
any details about such an option.
Does any one know if it's possible
Wed Dec 31 11:12:01 2003 Andrew Brown wrote:
I am running VNCserver on a linux (Suse 8.2) box and controlling it
with VNCviewer on windows 200. That works very well. There are
truetype fonts on the linux box which display fine under KDE 3.1.1 in
the normal X server. But they won't display
David,
That depends on which version you are using.
VNC 3.3.7 includes the QueryConnect option, which allows the user to be
prompted to accept connections.
VNC 4.0 Beta 4 does not yet implement QueryConnect, but the next VNC 4.0
release will.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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cec bcrepi said:
Hi everyone,
When I take control on a Win98/2000/NT PC using the VNC, I want that the
user will give me his approval to do so, for each connection.
http://www.realvnc.com/winvnc.html#11
Look at QuerySetting and AuthHosts specifically.
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Corni Beerse said:
Mike Fedyk wrote:
Hi,
I like the feature where I can have my users login through one port and
then
login to their user with [xgk]dm, but last time I tried it I was able to
make several instances of desktops, but not login to the same desktop
again
from another
Are you sure that you are running service-mode servers on the two
problem machines, rather than connecting to app-mode instances? Have
you restarted the problem machines and seen the problem continue? Does
either machine have a screen-saver enabled?
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
-Original
When you say that this occurs with 2 out of 10 hosts only, do you mean
that two machines have this behaviour when you run the viewer on them,
or when you run the server on them?
When I run the server on them. All 10 hosts have the VNC-server started as
service. On two of them, the problem (the
Are you sure that you are running service-mode servers on the two
problem machines, rather than connecting to app-mode instances?
Yes.
Have you restarted the problem machines and seen the problem continue?
Sure. The problem occurs since I first installed the service on these
machines and
Can the VNC application be used for dial-up internet access to a remote PC
with the Server loaded on the remote?
Jim Higgins
Senior Systems Engineer
ADC-Broadband Infrastructure and Access Group
The current VNC releases are designed to operate over TCP/IP. If you
can set up a TCP/IP connection between the two machines, via dial-up
(perhaps using PPP, for example) then you should be able to use VNC over
the resulting connection.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
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Hi,
Me again. I am also trying to install this software to try and help my Mom.
If anyone knows how to explain the installation in plain English I'd sure
appreciate it. Thanks allot.
Sharon
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What I just sent you should help you quite a bit. A link to get the software
and print screen images in Microsoft Word you can print out that takes you
step by step.
Bob
-Original Message-
From: Pugrox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 12:14 PM
To: [EMAIL
Hi,
I'm an at home personal computer user trying to help my almost blind mother
with her computer problems and she is in a city 50 miles away. I was hoping
to install this software and be able to help her from my home computer because
I can't always get to her place when she needs help. Can
I have just installed vncServer on my home pc and i'm trying to access it from my
laptop at work but i'm having some problems, hopefully someone can give me some
insight. I've tried connecting with the web page and with the viewer but neither have
been successfull. I can connect fine when I'm
Sharon,
You need to install VNC Server on her machine, and VNC Viewer on yours.
You then need to find her IP address (it will be displayed by the VNC
Server tray icon) and specify that to the VNC Viewer in order to connect
to her machine. You will also need to specify a password for the VNC
Hello, I would like to introduce myself, I am Tom, I'm a college student and
I'm looking into VNC as a possible remote access program to use on my new
server project in which my server will be running Linux and the viewers will
be running some kind of Windows.
Anyways, I am trying to figure out
I originally had VNC 3.3.3 and it worked perfectly for almost a year. My server
machine is a Windows/2000
machine and my client machine is a Windows/XP Pro machine. In the past I have been
able to do the
ctrl/alt/del from the menu and then do a restart of the Windows/2000 machine from my
XP
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 02:35:59PM -0600, CORUM, M E [AG/1000] wrote:
Very suddenly (and as far as I know, without any change occurring on the machine)
this feature stopped
working. Now, when I try to do a restart or even a logoff so that I could re-logon
as a different user, my VNC client
I'm not sure what running chkdsk would do for me. I can log on or off or
restart or shutdown at the keyboard when I am physically there. ReadlVNC
is indeed running as a service. That is the way I install it.
I can't get the logout to work either.
So, what is the next thing I should try.
On Wed, Jan 07, 2004 at 03:21:02PM -0600, CORUM, M E [AG/1000] wrote:
I'm not sure what running chkdsk would do for me. I can log on or off or
restart or shutdown at the keyboard when I am physically there. ReadlVNC
is indeed running as a service. That is the way I install it.
I can't
Hello,
When I use VNC, I am wondering whether there is a way I can transport audio as well.
Basically, I want to play a multi-media file on Real Player on the server and access
it from the viewer.
Thanks,
Arani
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CORUM, M E [AG/1000] said:
I thought I'd switch over to realVNC 3.3.7. After doing that on both
machines, I still get the same bad result.
I can't reboot or logoff/logon that remote machine no matter what I try.
I went through the archives and saw some
vague references to this problem but no
VNC is great technology I've used over 3 years, so I was very surprised to discover
that dropping in Xvnc 3.3.7 to replace 3.3.3 resulted in a major increase in latency
to move windows (in outline mode). My client is Win2000 using the 3.3.7 viewer.
Whereas the 3.3.3 server lets me drag
Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone had the same issues than me :
- with Xvnc 3.3.x and either vncviewer 3.3.x or 4.0b4, copy paste works
fine except for copy / paste from GTK 1.x / 2.x apps. Basically, if I
select something in an xterm, I can 'Ctrl-V' it in Windows. If I do the
same in
Thanks, it must have been related to that issue. Even though I had been
running 3.3.3 solely as a service for the last year successfully, it must
have somehow gotten started manually as a process. I de-installed 3.3.3
and rebooted and everything seems fine now.
Mike Corum
-Original
Interesting. For me, (on Windows) it was just the opposite. Version 3.3.3 was medium
slow
and I'm finding 3.3.7 to be pretty snappy, even fast at times.
Mike Corum
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From: Tim Wood [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 4:34 PM
To: [EMAIL
Lionel,
You should use Xvnc 4b4 and remember to run vncconfig in the Xvnc
session in order for the clipboard to work.
Cheers,
Wez @ RealVNC Ltd.
On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 22:49, Lionel Ulmer wrote:
Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone had the same issues than me :
- with Xvnc 3.3.x and either
In a message dated 1/4/2004 3:42:59 PM Eastern Standard Time, Newunited1
writes:
I can see the other computer's desktop and can open windows files but cannot
when I open or try to view an open dos program I get a black screen. I can see
the curser moving on the screen of the computer I want to
Hello,
I am trying to compile TightVNC 1.2.9 in MSVC++ 6.0
The project file winvnc.dsp didn't open(MSVC couldn't recognize the project file), so
i've made an empty project and added all *.c, *.cpp and *.h and libraries:
libjpeg.lib,
zlib.lib and
omnithread.lib
It compiles fine but i get link
Well, the roblem seems to be resolved, i finally found how to compile original
winvnc.dsp - it was in unix format and that's why MSVC didn't recognize it as project
file.
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Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2004 22:52:40 -0500
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