Hello, I'm experiencing some dificulties, if anybody can help me please... I'm just trying to execute the UVNC on a win 2003 server through Terminal Services. When It is executed in normal mode it works correctly, but it doesn't work when it's executed from a VB aplication wich is executed when the user logs on the server (setting the VB application as starting program in user properties), UVNC stars but inmediatly ends. If the user has administrator permissions all runs properly.
The UVNC is not instaled as a service because different users must be able to run UVNC Server on his TS sessions.
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Problem with UltraVNC and Remote Desktop
Problem with UltraVNC and Remote Desktop
Last edited by KMS on 2006-05-29 13:52, edited 4 times in total.
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You don’t mention if you are trying to run the viewer, or the server…
However, try using two shell commands.
Vncviewer -run
then
Vncviewer ….”your options here”.
You have to launch vnc with the –run on your first shell command..and THEN execute the next command with your switches. You could also put all the commands into a .bat file..and shell to that….
While in your TS remote session, try running vnc from a dos window..and note how you can’t supply the switches on the first attempt, but must FIRST launch vnc with the -run switch.
I suppose I leave out the issue as to why you are tangleing with two remote solutions here!! (would not it be better to stick to vnc, or terminal services…but, mixing both seems like a loosing game).
Super Turtle
However, try using two shell commands.
Vncviewer -run
then
Vncviewer ….”your options here”.
You have to launch vnc with the –run on your first shell command..and THEN execute the next command with your switches. You could also put all the commands into a .bat file..and shell to that….
While in your TS remote session, try running vnc from a dos window..and note how you can’t supply the switches on the first attempt, but must FIRST launch vnc with the -run switch.
I suppose I leave out the issue as to why you are tangleing with two remote solutions here!! (would not it be better to stick to vnc, or terminal services…but, mixing both seems like a loosing game).
Super Turtle
I use the UltraVNC Sever with command "winvnc -run" embebed in a VB program and this VB program is executed in a Terminal Services environment. The instruction I use to run VNC server is " Shell winvnc -run" and it works for an Administrator user but not for a normal user.You don’t mention if you are trying to run the viewer, or the server…
The VB program, that launchs UltraVNC Server, is executed when the user logs on the server throught Terminal Services (setting the VB application as starting program in user properties on a win 2K3 server)
If the user logs on server normaly and then launch the VB program UltraVNC Server runs properly, but I need to run the VB program when the users logs on.
any ideas???