This is not true. You're supposed to get a "port range" property and try out
the ports from the specified range, then tell VirtualBox which one you
selected.
This property has to be parsed, which requires a relatively big patch into
libvncserver as it can be a comma-separated list of ranges (think
"100,200,300-400,500-600", meaning "try 100, if that doesn't work try 200,
then 300, then 301, then 302, ....")
-- Christophe
On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 11:13 PM, Vitali Pelenjow <
vitali.pelen...@oracle.com> wrote:
> VRDE server is supposed to try to bind to one of free ports in the range
> and then tell VBox which port is used via VRDE_SP_NETWORK_BIND_PORT.
> VBox does not manage this.
>
> BTW, VRDECallbackFramebufferQuery returns a bool. You may want to change
> the code in VRDEResize to:
> bool fAvailable = instance->mCallbacks->**VRDECallbackFramebufferQuery(
> **instance->mCallback, 0, &info);
> if (!fAvailable)
> {
> return;
> }
>
> Vitali.
>
>
> Howard Su wrote:
>
>> about PORT, seems VBox support port range. is there any way that VBox
>> will manage the port for different VM? Or we have to pick in my code?
>>
>>
>
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