UltraVNC

Good idea with the license.txt. I like the idea of keeping it simple. I'm of the opinion that downloading the necessary files as they are required would be the best approach. I think it would be easier to maintain that way. Like I said, this would be maintain licensing as you wouldn't be actually ...

I'm with you on this. Autoit3 is superior to autohotkey, but it's a shame it's not open source. Having said that, i'm sure if we just focus on the scripts being open source and have it download anything it needs from the source. For example with Aut2Exe, you could have it download the AutoIt - Self ...

I wouldn't worry too much, Aut2Exe is included in ChunkVNC and that isn't open source either. It would be nice to have ChunkVNC as close to GPL as possible. The way around licensing issues would be to have the script download the required files from the source rather than to actually distribute them ...

Is this in the SVN? If not, why not? There's no need to fork, you guys can all contribute to the SVN... http://code.google.com/p/chunkvnc/source/checkout Providing you have write access given by the project owner... Meanwhile, keep up the good work. PS. I'd be happy to help out with this project ...

I know this is quite an old thread, but has any progress been made with this?

Thanks.

Never mind, I had to force it using the /y flag on vncpwd, then restart the service.

I've tried various ways to change the password for my UltraVNC Sever (WinVNC). I've even tried vncpwd, which says: ERROR: Can't change WinVNC password However, it does not explain why there was an error, and why it couldn't be changed. I am running Windows Vista 32-bit SP1. Any ideas why the ...

Using VNC_Central_v0.020Alpha5_with_UltraVNC_v1.03RC6_Setup.exe

On my start menu I see "VNC Central Deployer"

which links to "C:\Program Files\VNC Central\VNC Central Deployer.exe"

Yet that file doesn't exist.

What is this file, and why don't I have it? Anyone know?