Re: Crash operating through proxy server

Thanks for your replies Tom & Tim,

I do not have 'maxbufsize' specified in either server or client config file=
s.  What does it default to?

Here's the server config file.  I can post the client one when I get to wor=
k.

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#
# Zebedee server sample config file for tunnelling VNC traffic.
# Edited by Bill

verbosity 5
logfile zebedee.log

server true		# Yes, it's a server!
detached true		# Convert to daemon if possible

# Set up allowed VNC targets on localhost.
# By default this only allows tunnels to ports 5900 and 5901.

target localhost:5900-5901/tcp
serverport 443		# Listen on https port for incoming tunnels

# Other parameters

compression zlib:9	# Allow maximum Zlib compression
keylength 256		# Allow key length up to 256 bits
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Thanks again

Bill

=3D=3D On 2009-10-31 Tim Uckun ([email protected]) wrote: =3D=3D

>
> In my configuration files I do not use "maxbufsize 16384". =A0For some
> reason I had Zebedee crashing all the time with "maxbufsize 16384".
> Reducing maxbufsize to 8192, 4096, or even 2048 can actually give better
> performance over a slow dial-up connection.
>

I think I remember having the same problem a while ago. I stick with 8192.

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