Hi, Corne
Thanks for your reply.
I did try setting the font path as you suggested and change the depth from 8 to 16 to 24, however without luck, it still does not work.
Is there any other setting I can try ?
I started to mention the fontpath update:
In the vnc session, do `xset -q`.
In the console on the same machine as where the vncserver (`Xvnc`) runs, do a `xset -q`.
Compare the fontpaths. If they differ, you can use `xset` to update the fontpath, see `man xset` for details.
You can set the new, working fontpath in the `vncserver`-script once it works.
Success
CBee
Thanks
Celina
-----Original Message----- From: Corne Beerse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: April 20, 2004 3:13 AM To: Celina Liu Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: DISPLAY UNREADABLE WITH VNC Viewer
Celina Liu wrote:
Hi, I have used the VNCviewer on window system to install oracle software through a VPN connection to a Solaris box. the VNCviewer can launch the Installer and display fonts in the Installer window are fine, but Now
when
I launch another tool DBCA (from Oracle as well) the display is in the unreadable font - all the words are together as a black line- unreadable
I need to get the tool going and I would be very appreciated if somebody
can
help me with the display font issue.
If this realy is a font problem, check on a display that runs on the same processor as your vncserver (the `Xvnc` process) and query for its fontpath (`xset -q`). THen feed the same fontpath to the vnc-session: use `xset` to do it on the fly, update the vncserver script for future sessions.
Since Oracle tools are involved, I know (from older Oracle tools) that they use a dedicated colordepth. I recal by head it should be 8 or 16 bits. Try if changing this suits a need.
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