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I would like the VNC server of my RPi 4 to start automatically on startup (for both local and internet connection). I followed the guidelines of the RealVNC website. Hence I used the command :

I am trying to create something like node-websockify which is basically a simple proxy server to transfer data from a novnc server to a novnc client, I am using approach mentioned here

I have strange error happening while sending ByteBuffer to remote client. As said before client is a noVNC client, with node-websockify and tightvnc worked perfectly

Running a script that starts and kills/cleans two jobs via batch file before I package it for an EXE, works great in ISE elevated but immediately fails in console or command prompt with the following:

The code I have put together is here: https://pastebin.com/FWaZD249

• I tested it with:
  1. PS1 to EXE, get the same results
  2. Non-elevated ISE same results
  3. Elevated console same results
  4. Elevated CMD same results
  5. Elevated ISE works (only after saving?)

It's really close to being done, basically, it's just a little script that checks the 5900 port for established connections, updates a form of a list of connections, and sends a little notification if someone new has connected, it runs on our print server computer which is screen-shared remotely via TightVNC, so operators don't get surprised when their mouse starts moving on them.

cmd batch code looks like this

I am trying to convert an existing Perl script to Ansible role. I facing trouble in iterating over a captured command output.

Here is the Perl Script:

Setup:

• Windows 10 machine with a VNC connection to a Debian machine
• VNC Viewer 5.3.3 on Windows
• vncserver (Xvnc version TightVNC-1.3.9) on Debian

I have a Python/Selenium/Chromedriver script on the Debian machine that does data entry to text boxes on a web page. The code that is failing is very simple:

I'm using TightVNC (Version 2.8.5) to connect to machines. While using it the clipboard between my Computer and the remote Computer is transfered in both directions. I need that function, so it's ok for me. Today I noticed that the clipboard changed (likely because another user also connected via TightVNC).
I didn't find a possibility to find out who connected or watched me - that's worrying me...

How can I find out which other users

• are currently connected via TightVNC?
• were connected in the past? (Logfile)

I'd like to access my Ubuntu 16.10 VPS (Contabo) with using a GNOME environment with VNC, however I am still facing some issues that I couldn't solve so far. To install and configure the software I ran the following commands:

I have just installed TightVNC server on my hosted Ubuntu using this tutorial

I can't see my xfce4 menu usually on the top left of the screen where there is red arrow as attached below. The black rectangle is draggable on the screen. Can someone help out?

I have a situation where I would like to give remote access to a client using TightVNC to allow them to perform some tasks on a third party application.

I am wanting to only allow them to click on certain parts of the screen e.g. disable the 'Close' button, with a few areas disabled. I was wondering if there was a way to programmatically intercept the mouse down event on windows and if they mouse down on a particular area just return instead of performing the click? Or if there is a way to overlay a transparent background which is always at the front of the screen in the chosen areas?

My application is written in WPF c# so if there are any examples to achieve this it would be greatly appreciated. I have tried creating some dummy transparent windows, the problem is that when the user clicks on the other application they go to the background hence defeating the objective.

Thanks in advance.