vnc issue with GlX.

How can I use VNC with GLX support I have searched on the net, but didn't found proper solution. cat /etc/X11/XF86Config # XFree86 4 configuration created by redhat-config-xfree86 Section ServerLayout Identifier Default Layout Screen 0 Screen0 0 0

Re: more than 5 mouse buttons

Hendrik Tews wrote: James Weatherall writes: If I remember correctly, the X11 protocol supports only five buttons natively, being left, middle, right, mousewheel-up mousewheel-down. VNC As far as I know, the first X11 system I used (a SunSParcstation back in 1992) had a 3 button

Re: automatic hibernate does not work

Michael Hagedorn wrote: Hello All, I want to hibernate Windows XP automatically after some hours of inactivity. But it keeps on. (same for standby) I'm running VNC server 4.1 on this machine and have no physical mouse, keyboard or monitor connected. Is this a VNC issue? Do this work for other

Re: upgrade to 4.1.2

Michael Murphy wrote: Is there a simple patch to upgrade my vnc free version 4.1.1 to version 4.1.2? Or do I need to do an entire re-intsall. You only need to start the installation of the new version. Since you have not installed 4.1.2, it cannot be a re-install. If you donnot uninstall

Re: Queries on rfb 4.0 protocol

Rajeshri Shetye wrote: Hi I would like to know the type of encoding used by rfb 4.0 protocol for the user name . As far as I know, the default for vnc is the same encoding as the default unix password encoding (the 'old' encoding on most current unix and linux disstributions). To

RE: Queries on rfb 4.0 protocol

Hi Rajeshri, The current public protocol specification is RFB 3.8. We have not yet published the RFB 4.0 protocol specification as yet, draft or otherwise. I'm not sure what you mean by encoding used ... for the user name. Can you elaborate? Regards, Wez @ RealVNC Ltd -Original

can not connect

Looking at the documentation for vnc, unless you have specifically set the ports to be in the xx50 range (i.e. The default being 5800/5900), I would change your open ports to those that you find in the vnc server configuration. Also, you state that you have a DSL modem. If you are able to

strange problem

Hello everybody, here is my problem. I used to connect everyday to 4 computers (on the same network with the same IP) via VNC. Everything worked fine until yesterday when I lost connections to 3 computers. Only one computers can be reached. For the other 3, I get the following message:

Re: strange problem

I always just hold down the reset button for 7 seconds with the unit unplugged. On 3/16/07, Stiphane Seignovert [FXM] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello everybody, here is my problem. I used to connect everyday to 4 computers (on the same network with the same IP) via VNC. Everything worked fine

Re: strange problem

Hi, Thanks, that's just what I did 5 minutes ago _and it now works like a charm_ S. Robert Kim Wireless Internet Advisor a icrit : I always just hold down the reset button for 7 seconds with the unit unplugged. On 3/16/07, Stiphane Seignovert [FXM] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello

Free Edition working with Vista

We are trying to get into a vista box using the free edition of VNC. We can get out but everytime we try to get in we get an error stating that the connection closed unexpectedly, or another error stating read: Connection reset by peer(10054) Any ideas on how to get around this? David A.