UltraVNC

I'd give my right arm to be able to be able to have uvnc with repeater support on my smartphone....

Heck, I'd also give my right arm to be ambidextrous though

Can you change it so it looks for parameters passed to it, and if it doesnt frind any, then it opens with a "create new connection", so I dont have manually go click on it, and I can properly click on a .vnc file and have it automatically connect?

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Hrmmm. I'm missing something. I have 1.01 installed on a machine. It connects just fine. I also have multiple other pcs on my lan, and unfortunatly my firewall (NAT) doesnt support forwarding of an external port of say, 7000 to anything other than internal port 7000. So, I currently have it setup to ...

So, go download autoit, for free, install it, and make a new script. ---autoit script file---- Run("C:\Program Files\UltraVNC\vncviewer.exe") sleep (1000) Send("pc_name{ENTER}") SLEEP(800) Send("user{TAB}") Send("password{ENTER}") ---end of script file--- save it, minus the --- lines, replace the ...

Sorry about that, I was off for the weekend. Well, It looks like I missed something. I had an older install of 7Zip on my computer, previous to 4.17. then, I upgraded. Along the way, they took some of the SFX modules out, and put them in a seperate download, (From 7Zip's Forum... ) 7-zip 4.17 ...

Ok, Lets start 1. First, we need to download some tools. Lets make a c:\sc folder. Lets also make a folder called c:\tools. We are going to save all downloads to c:\tools 7-Zip. This is the tool that actually makes the self extracting exe. 7-Zip is a free archive tool, and is hosted by Sourceforge ...

Actually, It looks like its in vncviewer.exe, not in the SC. I used the latest SC builder, and I also used an old SC, and both had the same error. Then I realized that I just installed UVNC 1.0. Opened the viewer in a hex editor, and searched for byb, and there it was.

C

Set it up to run as a service, and turn off the tray icon, and remove the shortcuts to the settings off the startbar. Or, you could try SC, but then the user has to initiate the connection to you (Useless after hrs when no one is in front of the PC...)

Hope that helps a bit

C

I'm confused. The SC is a a chopped down server, connecting back to your main computer that is listening. Do you have the viewer running on your computer? Being that the remote pc is acting as the server connecting back to you, there is no password, and there isnt even a place to configure one. Hope ...

I'm sure It's trivial, but if you say no to accepting an incoming SC connection, it says Connection refused byb user

Other than that, SC is the best thing since sliced bread.
I've got some ideas for it, I'll be posting them to the appropriate topic shortly