window "initiate connection"

[Nick_ua]

hi all
have a question
I have installed Uvnc server 1.0.9.6
through repeater

when i restart the computer and not connected to the network.
there is a window "initeate connection"
there are two fields, "host name and connection"

how to make? this window would not appear
I do not want that to someone he saw it

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service_commandline=-autoreconnect ID:1234 -connect xx.xx.xx.xx

[Sainsuper]

i confirme same thing (1.0.9.6) i don't know previus version. I'll do other test

[YY]

This is an old problem ....

See the thread [topic=16092]Server ask "Add Client" (host) if internet is down![/topic] for more detail.

Your situation is described at No.3 of my post at that thread.

[Nick_ua]

This is an old problem ....

See the thread [topic=16092]Server ask "Add Client" (host) if internet is down![/topic] for more detail.

Your situation is described at No.3 of my post at that thread.

I can not understand, I added a ultravnc.ini
line

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[Permissions]
[admin]
Fail_Connect_Action = 0 (add 1 and 2)
service_commandline =- autoreconnect ID:1234 -connect host
.....
.....
.....

but the window "Initiate Connection" still comes
if no network
after restart the system

This window can be removed?? or not ??
Maybe I'm doing wrong?

[YY]

Let me explain ....


From the thread I referred, a post from Rudi had mentioned that "That's the way it was made".

That is:
If a host cannot be resolved, or an IP cannot be be found, it will pop the the window you mentioned.

In your case, since your computer is not connecting the network, so sure the IP/host at the "service_commandline =" will not be reachable, thus UVNC will popup that window to prompt for your input.



Regarding "Fail_Connect_Action ="

This option doesn't exist. It is my SUGGESTION.

So right now, in this situation (the pc not connect to network), you cannot avoid the popup of the window.

[B]

You could try leaving the service disabled until after a network connection is established. There a lot of different ways of going about that.