This release provides a version of the TightVnc java viewer that can
use Basic Authorization with an HTTP proxy.

  Send questions to Warren Knight

Requirements..
  A Java 1.4 or greater JVM.

Contents of directory...
   tightvnc-1.2.7_javasrc.tar.gz  - Source code of the Java Viewer that these
                                   - mods were tested with

   
   AuthProxy.java                  - Window to ask for username/pass
   Base64.java                     - Routine to convert to Base64 / taken
                                     from the Tomcat distro
   HTTPConnectSocketAuthFactory.java - Socket Factory that creates the
                                       socket to the HTTP proxy and 
                                       prompts for username/pass if required
   HTTPConnectSocketAuth.java      - SocketClass that connects to HTTP proxy

   index.html                      - Sample file to start viewer from a 
                                     web page (note JVM requirement on 
                                     web browser)
   httpd.conf                      - Sample Apache configuration file
                                     turning on proxying of vnc port
   samplecommand.sh                - Sample file to start viewer from command
                                     line

   vnclocalserver.bin              - Modified version of vncserver script
                                     that starts vnc server only listening
                                     for local connections and not requiring
                                     a password.  Rename to vnclocalserver and
                                     put in /usr/local/bin
   vnclocalserver.initd            - Modified version of vncserver init.d 
                                     script to use vnclocalserver.  Rename to
                                     vnclocalserver and put in /etc/init.d
                                     and and appropriate symlink from rc3.d or
                                     rc5.d
   vnclocalservers.sysconfig       - Copy of vncservers from /etc/sysconfig
                                     read by vnclocalserver.initd.  Rename to
                                     vnclocalservers, put in /etc/sysconfig,
                                     Modify to start your desired account
   xstartup                        - Example xstartup file from ~/.vnc
                                     for starting gnome session in a vnc
                                     window. 
