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Interesting. Sounds like it's a problem on the Vaio - that's a Windows based viewer, right?
All I can suggest at this point is to look at keyboard settings on the Vaio. Unfortunately, I don't know much about such things in Windows. I do know that the VNC viewer takes the keystrokes and sends them as key events - using, as I recall, the X keysym values.
It would be interesting to see what the viewer is actually sending for the keypresses; any ethernet monitoring tool (or proxy) would work, as well as a hacked VNC server or proxy (rfbproxy).
Other that that, I'm afraid I can't help much more - I'm more of an X expert than a Windows expert.
Peter Fales wrote: | Thanks for the quick reply, but I don't see how this could be a problem | on the server. If it were, wouldn't all clients behave the same way? | Note that we've tried several different PCs as viewers and they all work | fine. This is the same Xvnc server - not even restarting. i.e. | | - connect from desktop PC viewer - it works | - connect from Vaio - no alpha keys | - connect from Unix viewer - it works | | If we connect both the desktop and Vaio as shared viewers, you can even | type a command (like "ls") on the desktop viewer, then hit return on the | Vaio to get the output. But, you can't type "ls" on the Vaio. | |
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