why not just use uvnc instead of scIII ? You would need to modify commandline options a little, but nothing major ... this is (basically) what scprompt does in usermode ...pecket wrote:Customer runs help.exe which generates a random number, for example 1234, and executes the vncviewer with the following switches:
-id 1234 -sslproxy -kill -autoreconnect -connect 10.10.10.10:443
The number is meanwhile shown to the customer and the technician asks for this number.
didn't think about this situation, perhaps installing scprompt into the common startup when servicemode starts. this would mean scprompt starts automatically after logon. then when scprompt exits, check if shortcut exists & remove if necessary.faba wrote:I know that clicking on exit in the scprompt systray menu removes the server and it works fine but if you forget it before you click on restart - for example after installing an app - you got a major problem.
as for modifying the installed ultravnc.ini file, it is necessary to use the existing uvnc_service, otherwise it would not work properly when uvnc_service already exists (would have to remove the existing service to install scprompt version. not nice thing to do. nicer to use existing, modify slightly, then restart service).