Just downloaded version 1.3.2 from the website and wonder how options for the viewer are handled in the new version. If I start the viewer as non admin user, change some settings and click the "Save" button, the settings are stored within a file called "-5900.vnc" in the users "%APPDATA%\UltraVNC" folder, however this file is not honored when launching the viewer again. There is also the options.vnc file where the settings are load from and which can be edited manually.
How is this intended to work?
What did I miss?
THX a lot.
Cheers.
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options.vnc problem
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Re: options.vnc problem
The custom options are saved to a file as you stated, but it loads the standard one unless you specifically tell it to load the saved one via commandline:
vncviewer -config -5900.vnc
or whatever the name of the custom file is. You may have to specify the full path as well.
vncviewer -config -5900.vnc
or whatever the name of the custom file is. You may have to specify the full path as well.
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Re: options.vnc problem
Path where all options are saved.
%appdata%\ultravnc
When you select a host, the viewer check if the config file for that hosts exist.
Sample when you connect to localhost 5900, the viewer search for the file and load it "LOCALHOST-5900.vnc"
The option file is only used the first time the viewer is started or when you erase all files
from the %appdata%\ultravnc folder. It's loaded each time, but overloaded by the server_port.vnc file.
Each time you select another host in the mru list the settings of the viewer are loaded.
Isn't it working ?
%appdata%\ultravnc
When you select a host, the viewer check if the config file for that hosts exist.
Sample when you connect to localhost 5900, the viewer search for the file and load it "LOCALHOST-5900.vnc"
The option file is only used the first time the viewer is started or when you erase all files
from the %appdata%\ultravnc folder. It's loaded each time, but overloaded by the server_port.vnc file.
Each time you select another host in the mru list the settings of the viewer are loaded.
Isn't it working ?
Re: options.vnc problem
Hi Rudi.
THX for explanation.
I wasn't aware of the fact, that settings are maintained "per server".
But what is the "Delete" button for?
From the logic I then would expect the server specific settings file being deleted. But here nothing happens at all.
grubi
THX for explanation.
I wasn't aware of the fact, that settings are maintained "per server".
But what is the "Delete" button for?
From the logic I then would expect the server specific settings file being deleted. But here nothing happens at all.
grubi
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Re: options.vnc problem
The button delete the file.
A delete doesn't reset the current settings, it just delete the file.
Perhaps a delete also need to do a reset on the loaded settings.
A delete doesn't reset the current settings, it just delete the file.
Perhaps a delete also need to do a reset on the loaded settings.
Re: options.vnc problem
Indeed that's what I expected, however as stated nothing happens at all.Rudi De Vos wrote:The button delete the file.
If I enter "testserver" into "server:port" edit control and press the "Save" button a file "testserver-5900.vnc" is created.
However if I press "Delete" afterwards this file in not beeing delete.
Cheers