Derek R. said: > > I knew how to increase debugging, but I'm drawing a blank... Ah, > > here it is: > > > > -log <logname>:<destination>:<level> > > > > There's more info there as to the values. > > How does one start a server in service-mode with command line > parameters? ;)
Regedit is your friend. :-) > Side note: When I tried this from _vncviewer_ before, I didn't get > EventLog as a valid destination in the --help, and all the values of > <file> i tried exploded in my face. No, that is literally the word "file". IIRC it is hard coded to put the file in the C:\temp directory (and running "strings" on the winvnc4.exe and vncviewer.exe confirms it). > I just now tried -log > *:EventLog:99 from vncviewer, and while it doesn't SAY it's doing > anything, it did log some things. I'll try that tomorrow and see if it > works, but that might want to get put in to fix at some point. It > would've been nice to know that, although admittedly, that *is* what > "beta" means, eh? =) > > Is there a known value for the "level" that will log More Information > Than I Want(tm)? That doesn't seem to be documented either. 100 is the "most verbose". http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2003-August/040432.html It is documented in beta4 better than it was in beta3 (which is why I was surprised to see it in -help :-). > > Since I've seen wierder things... what happens if you use the > > hostname > > (instead of localhost) in the tunnel? Or forward to another > > machine? > > I don't forward to localhost; I *do* forward directly to the other > machine's 5900, with the hostname specified in the tunnel. But I have > tried it both ways (localhost:5900 -> localhost:5900) and > (localhost:5900 -> BOX_1:5900), and it gets the same results. Fairly > predictable, unfortunately. Like I said, I've seen wierder things, so it was worth a shot. -- William Hooper _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
