UltraVNC

Suse: it's not as difficult, just create a bash script like this: #!/bin/sh # # /etc/init.d/x10repeater # # Initializes the ultravnc linux repeater # ### BEGIN INIT INFO # Provides: ultravncrepeater # Required-Start: # Required-Stop: # Default-Start: # Default-Stop: # Description: Initializes the ...

I can't understand what datatypes delphi is passing to the dll. I guess that your error is caused from a wrong interpretation of the first boolean value.

Refer to CentOs documentation on how to do it. The repeater is a simple executable, you have to create some boot script for it (tipically in /etc/rc.d).

I wrote a small c app that does the same job, and it's working.. I can't understand what you are doing wrong.. if you want to post some code..

Sorry, i clarify my previous sentence: Windows phw repeater (included in phw package) works; i did non test uvnc windows repeater; linux uvnc repeater works too; it seems that the way phw handle IDs is the same as uvnc. Once the repeater create the logical link between server and viewer, it simply ...

I didn't test the phw server on Vista, but i remember that last time i tried UVncSc was working (well.. you can't see 3d surfaces). The main problem in Vista is when UAC freezes the screen to ask the administrator password.. I tested phw dlls using both the windows repeater and a linux repeater (you ...

Rudi said he'll answer when he'll be back (this weekend). Thank you Rudi! Btw: finally i re-wrote a part of my project using vc++6; Once i understood how the dll<->project communication works, implementing it has been a quite simple task. Now both server and viewer dlls are working quite well. The ...

I'm unable to hide the tray icon or to change it. That's quite boring because you can manually stop the server by right clicking the tray icon, which I don't want (I prefer that my application totally control the server). It's easy to make it disappear: you have to know its hWND, declare a ...

I made more tests to, ripping some code out of the GUI source; Maybe the answer to your problem in Stop_server is in this comment: bool waiting_for_quit=false; //Stop_server need to wait until thread end (WM_APP+1) I end up with a correct version of the "small example" to implement it using C; It ...

I tried to implement this in vb6, but i've some problem in passing the "int port" argument to the function Start_server. First of all, the code: create a new project and add a module to it; add the following function declarations: Public Declare Function Start_server Lib "1SCDLL.dll" _ (ID As String ...