> > The text-based program that i'm using places it's output > > (screen) on another > > terminal. My program asks me to press F3 for example, telling > > me to change > > terminal. If i open an xterm through my client, i get a > > prompt (#). If i'm > > working on my sco machine, the program switches automaticly, > > but what the > > program does it's the same as ctrl-alt-F?. > > So what i'm trying to do is switch terminals to see the output of the > > program. Do i have to have servers running on all tty's or not. > > > > Jarod > > I would say that your text app is broken then. They may be using it as > a form of license control so that only the person on the console can use > it. The VNC server does not show an arbitrary tty. Period. The only > software I've seen that might allow remote control of an arbitrary tty > is DoubleVision from Tridia ( http://www.tridia.com/ ).
DoubleVision will definitely solve this problem. There are versions for SCO, Linux, Solaris, HP/UX, AIX and others. If you want to view from one TTY (or psuedo-TTY) to another on a Unix system, DoubleVision is the answer. -- Brian ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- TridiaVNC Pro: finally, affordable remote control! http://www.TridiaVNCPro.com/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tridia's Mission: To always exceed our customers' expectations by providing the absolute best software products backed by outstanding technical support and customer service. Please let us know how we are doing: brian . blevins @ tridia.com or ceo-hotline @ tridia.com. _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
