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An RFB proxy, written in go that can save and replay FBS files
I have a question. Proxy argument has targPass which assumes VNC connection protected by a password. What if I need to provide username as well? Is there anyway to supply...
In the proxy poc, there is option to specify ws port.And on doing on it creates a ws listener on that port. But how can we consume it.Creating simple websocket...
Hey, I wanted to use the proxy but I got the following error when connecting with NoVNC to it. The upstream VNC server is a DELL iDRAC 8 KVM VNC...
I'm trying to get vncproxy running to connect both clients and servers. Is the session support implemented to allow more than one target server?
reMarkable 2.10 adds a Screen Sharing feature which uses VNC protocol (only 16-bit color + ZRLE). The authentication works via UDP broadcast and the requires the connecting device to send...
[Error] MsgFramebufferUpdate.Read: unsupported encoding type: -314, [Error] ClientConn.MainLoop: error parsing message, MsgFramebufferUpdate.Read: unsupported encoding type: -314, [Warn ] ClientConn.MainLoop: exiting! [Error] ClientUpdater.Consume (vnc-server-bound, SegmentFullyParsedClientMessage
Currently, upon running recorder with following arguments, I am getting the below error ` ./recorder -recFile /tmp/chintan.rbs -targPort 5900 -targPass Admin123 -targHost 10.66.102.84 -logLevel trace` Any idea how to resolve...
h:\vnproxy\windows_amd64>recorder.exe -recFile=recording01.rbs -targHost=xx.xx.xx.xx -targPort=5901 -targPass=xxxx -logLevel=error Log level set to: error [Error] ClientConn.MainLoop: error reading messagetype, EOF [root@oracle-odi-inst-mg7h linux_amd64]# ./recorder -recFile=recording01.rbs -targHost=xx.xx.xx.xx -targPort=5901 -targPass=xxxxxx -logLevel=error Log level set to: error...
in raw encoding func (*RawEncoding) Read(...) always return nil buff. ``` for y := uint16(0); y < rect.Height; y++ { for x := uint16(0); x < rect.Width; x++ { if...
I am trying to record a VNC port for 5 minutes using `recorder`. What is the proper way to kill the process? Cause if I just use the `kill` command...
