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UltraVNC SC manual SC EXE client (Client enters IP,PORT,ID)
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Dwalf



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#1|PostPosted: 2005-10-09 12:46    Post subject: UltraVNC SC manual SC EXE client (Client enters IP,PORT,ID) Reply with quote

UltraVNC SC manual SC EXE client

Hi all just finished a manual SC EXE client.
You supply the IP/Domain name and Port and ID (optional).
This means you dont have to compile it should just work for anyone.
Its based on RC V1.1.0.0.
Should be a good tool for TESTING your system if your having problems.

Can someone please test.

Inside is scprompt.exe and this asks for the details and passes it on to winvnc.exe via the helpdesk.txt.(It makes the helpdesk.txt) Please note the only way i can get it to work is to dump the files into the You Windows Temp folder. You will notice after running there is a little app open to cleanup the files in the temp folder.

Basics:

IP = enter the IP or domain of the computer running vncviewer.exe - listen
PORT = Enter the port number of the computer running vncviewer.exe - listening on. (Default = 5500)

ID = Select the ID field and enter the ID (Optional)

Screen Shots:





Download:

remote.exe
http://freehost04.websamba.com/duckware/scpromptid/remote.exe

Auto load
http://freehost04.websamba.com/duckware/scpromptid/install.htm

The usall, use this software at your own risk.
You may decompile via Autoit and any great improvements please post here.

Regards
Dwalf



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#2|PostPosted: 2005-10-10 11:06    Post subject: Reply with quote

Since it forces us to use VNCHooks.dll yet stays in the background until the session is terminated anyway, then it might as well remove VNCHooks.dll's registry entires when it quits.
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#3|PostPosted: 2005-10-10 11:39    Post subject: Reply with quote

You could also recompile the hook dll with removed registry...
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#4|PostPosted: 2005-10-10 14:46    Post subject: Reply with quote

Rudi De Vos wrote:
You could also recompile the hook dll with removed registry...


Send me the reg key to remove... and it will be done.
Eh!

I will change my cleanup app to remove the keys

Cheers
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#5|PostPosted: 2005-10-10 19:36    Post subject: Reply with quote

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ORL]

Thanks!
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#6|PostPosted: 2005-10-11 08:28    Post subject: Decompile Reply with quote

Hiho.

I've tried to decompile the .exe but AutoIt shows an error and says its no
Script.



greets

Sundance
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#7|PostPosted: 2005-10-11 08:48    Post subject: Re: Decompile Reply with quote

Sundance wrote:
Hiho.

I've tried to decompile the .exe but AutoIt shows an error and says its no
Script.



greets

Sundance


The autoit exe is inside the archive exe.
called scprompt.exe and the other one is testtech.exe

Use 7zip to open the archive exe and then decompile the autoit exe

Cheers

Dwalf


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#8|PostPosted: 2005-10-12 18:25    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm curious... Instead of your app making/modifying the helpdesk.txt and running SC, why not have your app run SC with the right commandline parameters?
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#9|PostPosted: 2005-10-12 22:46    Post subject: Reply with quote

CBailey wrote:
I'm curious... Instead of your app making/modifying the helpdesk.txt and running SC, why not have your app run SC with the right commandline parameters?


I put it togother in 30 min, yes i am going to do it from the command line seems easy and less code. It just takes some time. Been building a DYNDNS updater for the viewer and that needs fixing too. It will get there in the end.

Thank you guys for the input Wink

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Dwalf
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#10|PostPosted: 2005-10-13 10:28    Post subject: where do i get to download the UltraVNC SC(Single Click)?? Reply with quote

hello,

where can i download the UltraVNC SC(Single Click)??please help

alwayz
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#11|PostPosted: 2005-10-13 16:17    Post subject: Re: where do i get to download the UltraVNC SC(Single Click) Reply with quote

ajeeth kiran wrote:
hello,

where can i download the UltraVNC SC(Single Click)??please help

alwayz


You can download SC at http://sc.ultravnc.net and look at the top right of the page.

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=63887

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ultravnc/UltraVNC-100-RC18-Setup.zip?download

You then need to configure and compile (Online)

and install UltraVNC and run the VNCVIEWER.EXE -Listen

or you can just use the SCCC.EXE

http://forum.ultravnc.net/viewtopic.php?t=4046&sid=8f76cd54956a2a27e0d54053d962f857

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#12|PostPosted: 2005-10-14 10:34    Post subject: Reply with quote

What about removing the key VNCHooks.dll leaves behind?
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#13|PostPosted: 2005-10-14 11:11    Post subject: hello again...thank you, dwalf Reply with quote

hello,

yeah...that was quite a speedy reply(thank you dwalf Smile , for your time)...made the self extracting setup of UltraVNC SC using the Online Client Creator(thanks to the first hyperlink in the posted reply)...also downloaded the UltraVNC SC Client Creator(the last hyperlink made it easy)...seems like it will take some time to master it...

i'd also like to know where i would get information on how to tweak the WinVNC 3.3.7 (i've been searching for information online, but then, it seems like even the search-engines got bored)...

thank you,
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#14|PostPosted: 2005-10-15 09:35    Post subject: SCPROMPT2 Reply with quote

CBailey wrote:
I'm curious... Instead of your app making/modifying the helpdesk.txt and running SC, why not have your app run SC with the right commandline parameters?


Hi guys here is another version SCPROMPT2



The version does not make the helpdesk.txt so you dont get the flashy nice looking screen or bubbles and other nice settings.

Instead it makes a direct connection by passing the VAR directly to the command line.

Enjoy.

Direct Download:
http://freehost04.websamba.com/duckware/Scprompt2/remote.exe

Auto Loading html:
http://freehost04.websamba.com/duckware/Scprompt2/install.htm

The client now has the option to end the session within 10 Seconds.
The support person should not end this session from this message box.



As Usal use at own risk.

Regards
Dwalf


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#15|PostPosted: 2005-10-15 18:37    Post subject: Reply with quote

Let's say the client walks away until I finish fixing their computer. How can they come back later and tell whether I've finished or not?

Both the original version and the "helpdesk.txt free" one leave a "continue" prompt in the background. I - the remote controller - can click it to shut off the connection. That way they know for sure I've finished (because it's gone).

Alas, this leaves their desktop background free...

I've tried to deny SC from removing the wallpaper in the first place, but it doesn't seem to read settings from the registry (by nature, I guess).
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#16|PostPosted: 2005-10-15 20:27    Post subject: Reply with quote

Quote:
Let's say the client walks away until I finish fixing their computer. How can they come back later and tell whether I've finished or not?


the winvnc SC closed from vncviewer at the bottom right systray when session finished or connection broken after fews minutes.
So customer now when is finished or network failure.
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#17|PostPosted: 2005-10-16 00:19    Post subject: Reply with quote

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the winvnc SC closed from vncviewer at the bottom right systray when session finished or connection broken after fews minutes.
So customer now when is finished or network failure.

I barely understood a single word.
Do you mean that the client has to notice that the icon has dissapeared?

Can't SC just return the wallpaper when it's the remote controlled himself that pressed "continue"?
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#18|PostPosted: 2005-10-16 00:52    Post subject: Reply with quote

client (SC) winvnc icon systray self-closed when vncviewer close the session or session lost.

wallpaper normally must be restored but there a bug with some format of wallpaper, read topic below:
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#19|PostPosted: 2005-10-16 10:21    Post subject: Reply with quote

Again, the wallpaper does get restored when the client clicks "continue" himself.

The problem is only when it's the remote controller who clicks it.
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#20|PostPosted: 2005-10-16 11:06    Post subject: Reply with quote

Anonymous wrote:
Again, the wallpaper does get restored when the client clicks "continue" himself.

The problem is only when it's the remote controller who clicks it.


Hmmm yes it seems with version two there is no need for the Little cleanup window. After you close your window from vncviewer it kills the session anyways.

The cleaner when you press continue kills the process running winvnc.exe and this may be cuasing the problem too.

I have changed version 2 now to use a message box.
The message box will stay on the clients computer for 10 seconds.
Its ment for the client if they made a error by connecting.
So if the client connected they now have a option to stop the connection.


Regards
Dwalf


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