because the company, where i work, allows only port 80/443 to the outside world, i need to use those ports to connect to my server.
i'm using 443 already for my openvpn on server, so i would like to use port 80 for vnc repeater.
from home, my whole vnc setup with repeater works fine on default port.
from work, default port is not accessible, so i added a redirect 80 to default vnc port on firewall.
so far so good, but now i think i noticed a bug in uvncviewer (at least on windows).
using 1.2.1.7:
when i enable proxy/repeater and type in: "vncproxy.myserver.com:80" the viewer connects on port 5900
then i thought, maybe this bug is fixed in later version, so i upgraded today to 1.2.2.2 and the behavior is still same.
Update: UltraVNC 1.4.3.6 and UltraVNC SC 1.4.3.6: https://forum.uvnc.com/viewtopic.php?t=37885
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Viewer uses port 5900 for repeater if port 80 is specified
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Re: Viewer uses port 5900 for repeater if port 80 is specifi
Try ::80
Some old unix legacy ports < 1000 are considered terminals.
We added "::" to indicate it's a port number
Some old unix legacy ports < 1000 are considered terminals.
We added "::" to indicate it's a port number