Dcommander code#

WSS doesn't work with RHEL 7 (both OpenSSL 1.0.2 and 0.9.8e), and after hours spent trying to diagnose the problem, I have no idea why it is happening.

WSS doesn't work with GnuTLS, and after hours spent trying to diagnose the problem, I have no idea why it is happening.

send() from pointerEvent method seems to corrupt message buffer novnc/noVNC#874, which effectively makes the TurboVNC Server's built-in WebSockets implementation (and LibVNCServer's as well) unusable with noVNC unless encryption (WSS) is used.

Dcommander code#

I've pushed my latest code to dev.websockets, but unfortunately it still suffers from the following problems: We're just waiting on that technology to mature a bit more.

In the long term, I have funding from a large TurboVNC shop to implement a WebAssembly-based TurboVNC viewer. Using noVNC is a stopgap for TurboVNC 3.0. Enter that OTP into your phone/tablet in order to connect to the session. Use the TurboVNC Session Manager to generate a new OTP for the session.Open noVNC in a web browser on your phone/tablet (using the URL retrieved above.).Maybe even a way to start/stop noVNC instances on the fly would be nice.) (Ideally, I want to add a more friendly way to enable noVNC from the Session Manager, as well as a way to retrieve the noVNC URL. Use the TurboVNC Session Manager to connect to a TurboVNC session and start a noVNC instance for it.

It is mainly useful for mobile devices or other devices for which a TurboVNC viewer isn't available, so the basic workflow would be: The idea is that noVNC isn't really necessary on desktop machines for which there is a TurboVNC viewer available. I suggest using it with the OTP feature in the TurboVNC Server.