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Jay Burrill | 1 Nov 2003 13:07
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Re: Controlling PC-anywhere WITH VCN tight?

I have done something quite similar to your scenario, starting pcAW on the 
host to connet to yet another remote.  My client was XP and the host 2000, 
but I don't know that this makes any difference.

My only concern would be the Win98 machine.  Does it have the power to do 
all of this?  Is pcAW running in file-transfer mode?  Or, if they are tryng 
to run pcAW in graphical mode, that might bring up issues, including 
graphical performance on your VNC client.

- Jay

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From: "A. Censor" <acensor <at> fastmail.fm>
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To: <vnc-tight-list <at> lists.sourceforge.net>
Subject: Controlling PC-anywhere WITH VCN tight?
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 10:21:47 -0800

I have a client who has
(A) A P4 computer upstairs running XP-Home
(B) an older PIII downstairs running Win98. Under the Win98 it's running an 
old complex DOS application that's incompatible with XP AND the mission 
critical application on IT is PC-anywhere, which dials out on a private dial 
connection (NOT using a Windows dialup connection) and polls some computers 
for sales data. It's a complex convoluted legacy application, but it works, 
and no one, including myself, dares mess with it.

Now he wants to be able to on some occasions control/run that downstairs 
polling computer from his upstairs XP keyboard.
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Norman Craig Emery | 2 Nov 2003 13:15
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Re: Problems with RH9

Norman Emery wrote:

> I'm running tightvnc-1.2.9-1 under RedHat 9 and my problem is that I can 
> connect fine and move the mouse around but I can't actually click on 
> anything. :-(
> 
> Any thoughts?

I should add a few more details:

I can connect to other vnc servers (both tight and real) from the same 
machine, so vncviewer seems fine.

When I connect to this RH9 host I also don't have *any* keyboard focus. 
If I start an xterm from a different login shell onto the same X 
display, it appears but I get no keyboard focus onto it.

I've got a RedHat 7.3 machine running the same version of tightvnc and I 
can connect to this server *just fine*.

I'm running a normal X session on this (RH9) machine when trying to 
connect. Should I try stopping my "normal" X session?

Any ideas?

TIA

Craig Emery,
Cambridge, UK
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Kevin Jones | 2 Nov 2003 20:43

Logon as a particular user

Hi,

I have a requirement and I wonder if TightVNC can help me. I want to log
onto a remote Windows PC using a particular account. Can I do that with
TightVNC?

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Craig Wallace | 3 Nov 2003 10:45
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RE: Logon as a particular user


Hi Kevin,

VNC will put you at the console as if you'd just sat down.  You can log in
as anybody you want from there.

Craig

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Sent: 02 November 2003 19:44
To: vnc-tight-list <at> lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Logon as a particular user

Hi,

I have a requirement and I wonder if TightVNC can help me. I want to log
onto a remote Windows PC using a particular account. Can I do that with
TightVNC?

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Kevin Jones | 3 Nov 2003 11:00

RE: Logon as a particular user

d'oh

Of course I'm not thinking straight. I can see the console that I'm
currently logged in as - I'd need to log out and log back in as the user
I want!

Thanks

Kevin Jones
http://kevinj.develop.com

On Mon, 2003-11-03 at 09:45, Craig Wallace wrote:
> Hi Kevin,
> 
> VNC will put you at the console as if you'd just sat down.  You can log in
> as anybody you want from there.
> 
> Craig
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kevin Jones [mailto:kjones <at> develop.com]
> Sent: 02 November 2003 19:44
> To: vnc-tight-list <at> lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Logon as a particular user
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I have a requirement and I wonder if TightVNC can help me. I want to log
> onto a remote Windows PC using a particular account. Can I do that with
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Richard Cross | 3 Nov 2003 14:47
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RE: Logon as a particular user

Help, I need to unsubscribe too many e-mails here

Anyone know where this is done ?

Richard

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[mailto:vnc-tight-list-admin <at> lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of Craig
Wallace
Sent: 03 November 2003 09:45
To: vnc-tight-list <at> lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: Logon as a particular user

Hi Kevin,

VNC will put you at the console as if you'd just sat down.  You can log in
as anybody you want from there.

Craig

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Jones [mailto:kjones <at> develop.com]
Sent: 02 November 2003 19:44
To: vnc-tight-list <at> lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Logon as a particular user

Hi,

I have a requirement and I wonder if TightVNC can help me. I want to log
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Justin P. Steiger | 3 Nov 2003 15:01
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Oneway but not the other.....

Dear Everyone,

I am running Jamd-Linux (ie:Red Hat 9), I've got tightvnc server and 
viewer installed in this linux machine, as well as my other two XP 
Pro/Home machines.

The problem is that I can do as I wish from my linux machine, I can get 
on both XP machines through TightVNC (Home Network), I can NOT however 
use my XP machines to get on my Linux machine (Host not found)(Home 
Network).

I'm 90% new to linux (been useing it for about 4 months), and really 
haven't a clue how I started vncserver (although Xvnc says it's already 
running when I type it in cli).

Is their a GUI for TightVNC on Linux like their is for windows? If not, 
is their some good how-to data I can turn to for this? I've looked 
around the RealVNC, TightVNC, AT&T's VNC info and what ever else I could 
find on the internet, but nothing really covers how to step by step 
what's going to be needed to set up the linux side of the vnc server.

Thanks for anyhelp,
Justin
Justin <at> JustinSteiger.com

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Jean-Michel VEAUVY | 3 Nov 2003 15:07
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Re: Logon as a particular user

Hi Richard,

Le lundi 3 novembre 2003 à 14:47 vous avez écrit:

RC> Help, I need to unsubscribe too many e-mails here
RC> Anyone know where this is done ?

Look at the headers of any e-mail coming from this list and you'll see:

List-Unsubscribe:
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https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/vnc-tight-list

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Gary Finnigan | 3 Nov 2003 15:16

Empty tray

Can we have a version of Tight without the icon in the systray?
There are some users who mess witht he settings when we don't want them to.
Regards

Gary Finnigan
ICT Co-ordinator - Click <at> depaul
Depaul Trust
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NE1 4EU
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Fax: 0191 2220101
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Norman Emery | 3 Nov 2003 15:17
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Re: Oneway but not the other.....

Justin P. Steiger wrote:
> Dear Everyone,
> 
> I am running Jamd-Linux (ie:Red Hat 9), I've got tightvnc server and 
> viewer installed in this linux machine, as well as my other two XP 
> Pro/Home machines.
> 
> The problem is that I can do as I wish from my linux machine, I can get 
> on both XP machines through TightVNC (Home Network), I can NOT however 
> use my XP machines to get on my Linux machine (Host not found)(Home 
> Network).
> 
> I'm 90% new to linux (been useing it for about 4 months), and really 
> haven't a clue how I started vncserver (although Xvnc says it's already 
> running when I type it in cli).
> 
> Is their a GUI for TightVNC on Linux like their is for windows? If not, 
> is their some good how-to data I can turn to for this? I've looked 
> around the RealVNC, TightVNC, AT&T's VNC info and what ever else I could 
> find on the internet, but nothing really covers how to step by step 
> what's going to be needed to set up the linux side of the vnc server.
> 
> Thanks for anyhelp,
> Justin
> Justin <at> JustinSteiger.com

There is no default server on Linux. Under Windows, the server runs as a 
service whenever Windows is running. So you can connect from Linux to XP 
no problems.
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