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<0> hey JJ
<0> nar
<0> f
<1> any vnc enthusiasts?
<2> virtual network computing?
<1> yep
<1> .....i think
<2> whaddya mean, "i think"?
<1> TightVNC = virtual network computing?
<2> i'm sure that's one of the various proprietery versions of it
<3> yeah
<1> hehehe, i can't get it to work correctly, and I will say this is my first attempt
<2> i might be able to help. I'm not an expert with it, but I've used it a bit
<1> well, went into xinet.d/vnc and changed disable = no on all the options,
<1> service xinetd restart
<1> vncviewer localhost:1
<2> i'm also doing a quickcert course, and i'm flipping back and forth between this
<1> pops up an X window, looks like from RH 7.0 Xwindows,
<1> X style mouse cursor,
<1> then nothing else, no options, no matter what
<2> you mean it locks up?
<2> that sort of thing?
<1> no,
<1> i just get absolutely nothing,
<3> you can't get "absolutely nothing" with computers
<1> ok, well, I get the XWindow system look from circa RH 7.0, including the cursor, I can move the mouse, that's it,
<1> i have a feeling the xinetd.d/vnc file is wrong,
<3> right click?
<1> no matter what i do, I can't make it do anything, except move the mouse cursor,
<2> have you tried a reinstall?
<1> Hammilton: in linux?
<2> oh sorry
<1> BrainMast: http://outtaluck.homelinux.com/vnc.txt is my vnc file,
<1> what's the SecurityTypes mean?
<3> three connections? I never used vnc in linux, I do know it works differently there then in windows (opens a new display, not remote control the main console like windows)
<2> i'm checking out the documentation. I suggest you do the same
<2> they offer support. That'd be my first suggestion
<2> I'm not very experienced with linux
<3> looks like it means it will not ask for a p***word
<3> I ***ume you are actually using KDE
<1> BrainMast: well....it's installed...........
<3> "This serves out a VNC connection which starts at a KDM login", which I ***ume means it need to start too
<1> BrainMast: at the login, KDE is a choice for the session,
<1> so I ***ume that KDE starts on boot,
<1> .....which I probably ***ume too much
<3> In my very limited understanding there are to desktop starters, GDM (gnome) and KDM (kde), I guess it might offer to start the other one.
<2> you know what i'd suggest?
<3> I ***ume a ps -aux can verify which
<2> use a BSD instead of a linux
<2> I never run into problems like this (hardly ever, anyway)
<1> BrainMast: u be right, kdm not starting,
<3> gdm?
<1> yeah, gdm, no kdm,.
<1> ........where the hell do i change it?
<3> I'm guessing "switchdesk"... but I ***ume all that really is imporant in where to put that file... where is it?
<1> root 3216 0.5 7.0 41672 36284 tty7 Ss+ 09:20 3:52 /usr/bin/X :0 -audit 0 -br -auth /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xauth vt7
<1> oops
<1> argh
<1> do i just add a 'switchdesk = /path/to/gdm' to the argument?
<3> no, it's a command you run at the terminal that lets you switch to kde or gnome...etc
<3> but actually it might be worth tring to put gdm where kdm is now
<1> wouldn't that remove kde then?
<3> which do you want to use? sounds like your using gnome right now
<1> yeah,
<3> where is the path\filename on the vnc configuration file?
<1> good question, says it should be in /etc/vnc and not there,
<3> how did you bring up the file? some gui?
<1> the file on my site is /etc/xinetd.d/vnc
<3> what linux is that again?
<1> centos 4.4
<4> http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/707/cisco-sa-20070124-crafted-tcp.shtml
<4> nasty
<1> moz: if i understood that,
<1> but doesn't look good at all
<3> try looking at ~/.vnc/xstartup
<1> cat: /home/default/.vnc/xstartup: No such file or directory
<3> you login with default?
<1> long story, but yeah
<3> do you have a .vnc dir at all?
<1> no
<1> argh,
<1> BrainMast: have to continue this later,
<1> gotta go to work, :(
<1> damn trucking companies, hehehe
<1> I'll look for stuff while out,
<3> ok, not that I know anything more ;)
<1> hehehe
<1> btw, http://outtaluck.homelinux.com/thanks.html
<1> see ya
<3> heh
<5> I added a wireless access point to or LAN but I can't get the clients to obtain an IP from the DHCP server. Any hints?
<6> hi to all
<7> hii
<1> crap
<1> any here that's familiar with a postfix domain problem?
<0> it'll be in a conf file
<0> I forget what it's called right now
<1> main.cf
<0> transport.cf maybe
<1> I have 2 domains trying to set up mail for, and can't get postfix to recognize the second domain,
<0> there's something special you have to do and I can't remember
<0> sorry I've got my head burried in a ccna book right now
<1> oh, i should have mine buried :)
<1> thinking virtual domains?
<0> dono
<8> hello, can someone help me out with a pix?
<9> with a... pix?
<9> i doubt it, i'm not even sure what a pix is.
<8> pix 506e firewall
<9> then no, sorry :P
<9> not me at least.
<0> I know what a pix is
<0> what's your problem?
<10> Hi, im using windows xp and i dont know that much about networking. I want to be able to log on (username/p***) to my desktop computer that runs XP Pro, from other computers so i can transfer files, watch video, etc remotely. Windows XP seems like it should have something built in, but knowing microfost i think i'd need a 4zillion dollar server edition. Thx for any help and sory for my bad english
<11> so create a small home network
<11> there's a wizzard for that
<10> but that doesn't require a username and p***
<10> it's just shared documents or whatever
<11> it is if you disable simple file sharing and by default windows xp denies network access to guest accounts
<3> if both computers have common user/p*** you will not need to worry about it
<10> Ok, where do i do the disable simple sharing part?
<11> start - cpanel - folder options
<11> view tab
<10> Ok cool. Thanks
<11> last line
<11> after that you should have a permissions button on each shared folder on wich you can set up the access of other users or other permissions
<11> on another side, if you open secpol.msc you can restrict access over the network for some groups/users
<10> alright, i think i got it. Thanks again
<1> ooooh, forgot to add you, Aciduzzu
<11> huh?
<1> hehehe
<1> http://outtaluck.homelinux.com
<1> then the 'Thank You'
<11> Jsals: no problem but you should read someth like WinXP resource kit or other win networking books
<11> the reskit is very detailed...
<11> OuttaLuck: hmm...not sure what I did but it was nothing probably (like most things I do since it involves windows somehow)
<1> explain stuff to me :)
<11> I probably should remain under Others....; it should keep me under wise-guys side of things :)
<1> hehehe, no one even looks at my site, LOL
<11> you already got 2 hits
<11> one from my host in .ro - dialup
<11> another now from .it - dsl2000
<1> hehehe, surprised you can hit it, I have a bunch of ips in the 2XX.0.0.0/8 in iptables -j DROP
<11> maybe I'll visit it from .de and then you might get an e-mail from google AdSense
<1> and some from the 58 block
<1> Aciduzzu: hehehe, iptables -A INPUT -s googleip -j DROP hehehe
<11> good! :D
<11> what book have you been reading?
<1> i had some china and 58.x.x.x attacks on the ssh and ftp part, so I iptabled them all, hehehe
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