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Re: how to manipulate the fonts of a vncviewer

 
Rick Garland
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how to manipulate the fonts of a vncviewer

Hi all:

Got HPUX 11.00 running VNC 3.3 on a L series box. The system is running Oracle 9iAS Report Server.

How to control the fonts of the vncviewer so the Oracle reports run correctly.

Have been messing with xfs, xset, +fp, -fp, -q, rehash, etc., you get the idea.

Is there some config file somewhere as well?

Many thanks!
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Zeev Schultz
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Re: how to manipulate the fonts of a vncviewer

What do you mean by "run correctly"?VNC just transports (with compression) the frame buffer from server to viewer. Tried also tightvnc (http://www.tightvnc.com/ )?

If you have a fonts problem it could be with font server (xfs) and not with vnc.Man xfs for options (few).
So computers don't think yet. At least not chess computers. - Seymour Cray
Rick Garland
Honored Contributor

Re: how to manipulate the fonts of a vncviewer

How about doing a recompile/reinstall/config check on the fonts available to the font server. Maybe we are missing some now and I need to validate.

Alex Glennie
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Re: how to manipulate the fonts of a vncviewer

try /etc/X11/fs/config ...xfs will use this file , use xset -q to interogate the local vnc/cde session and xlsfonts ¦ grep to see if the fonts are installed on the L-clas
Rick Garland
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Re: how to manipulate the fonts of a vncviewer

Finally found it.

Seems as part of the configuration for vnc it is looking for a printer. The printer that was defined for this configuration was a printer that had been removed from the network long ago. Just recently the printer was deleted from the system. The vnc server was still referencing this non-existent printer for the drivers. Long story short, add the printer back and all is well.

Many thanks!