Andri Yngvason

I think it's likelier to have something to do with the clipboard. For example, if wayvnc sends the wrong size for the clipboard data, the stream will go out of...

You can see the contents of the clipboard on the "remote" server by running `wl-paste` and/or `wl-paste -p`. Are there actually 16 bytes in there?

Thanks for your help! I think this might be enough to get me onto the right track. If you're in the mood for further investigation, you could try disabling some...

Ahh, I see. It looks like those `break`s are happening in other places as well. It is convenient to coalesce rects because it simplifies bookkeeping with regard to pending requests,...

I found out by connecting to @drigoskalwalker 's server that TigerVNC doesn't like 24 bit buffers. Does UltraVNC have the same problem? I suspect that the reason why it connects...

My last comment may have escaped your attention. The original issue still remains. What was solved is in fact a separate issue.

There are two quick and easy solutions for this 1. Tell the server to send a different format before requesting the first framebuffer 2. Convert to 32 bpp. The client...

It should be possible to create a shell script for this; something like (not tested): ``` #!/bin/bash set -e main() { local host="$1" local port="$2" shift; shift ssh -NL 1337:localhost:$port...

It would be more robust to retry the `wlvncc` command until it succeeds. It would be nice to have a proper and fully tested script like this in the `scripts/`...

Strict handling of errors is not a bug. However, handling could be made less strict or a flag could be added to relax requirements. Handling of listening addresses is generic....