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"Attempted to configure an invalid screen layout" and "Rect too big" #16
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Error log from TurboVNC vncviewer:
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This appears to be a problem with UltraVNC where the VNC protocol is violated: See the comments from the TurboVNC development: TurboVNC/turbovnc#292 |
Is this bug getting any attention? I am now in a situation where I cannot connect to a remote system because it is using an UltraVNC server and all the open source clients are rejecting the connection because the UltraVNC server is using an invalid screen layout which violates the VNC protocol. The exact error output by TigerVNC Viewer is: Attempted to configure an invalid screen layout I would consider using an UltraVNC client for special cases like this, however it there is no UltraVNC client for linux. I may need to consider switching all our systems away from UltraVNC and switch to something else. |
Wasn't this fix ? In 1.3.4.2 . Report is for 1.3.2 |
@nathanshearer: Can you test a more recent build and do a feedback? |
Since I'm struggling with ExtendedDesktopSize pseudo-encoding and compatibility issues, I would like to provide appropriate feedback on this here. |
Connections from tigervnc and turbovnc are impossible, always results in screen geometry errors and the connection is terminated.
VNC Server
VNC Client
Note that connections to UltraVNC 1.2.40 server work fine from TurboVNC 2.2.6 vncviewer.
TurboVNC/turbovnc#292
TigerVNC/tigervnc#1257
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