Comments for Php Remote Support http://phpremotesupport.com Support your clients anytime, anywhere, for free... Tue, 27 Sep 2011 01:10:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Welcome to PHP Remote Support! by Nick Van Dorsten http://phpremotesupport.com/2010/04/28/welcome-to-php-remote-support/comment-page-1/#comment-1757 Nick Van Dorsten Tue, 27 Sep 2011 01:10:35 +0000 http://phpremotesupport.com/?p=3#comment-1757 I'm not sure there are single click executables for OS X or Linux, but assuming there is, and they can be configured the same as the windows counterpart, it should be as simple as re-jiggering which executable gets compressed and sent to the client. :) I’m not sure there are single click executables for OS X or Linux, but assuming there is, and they can be configured the same as the windows counterpart, it should be as simple as re-jiggering which executable gets compressed and sent to the client. :)

]]> Comment on Documentation by Nick Van Dorsten http://phpremotesupport.com/documentation/comment-page-1/#comment-1756 Nick Van Dorsten Tue, 27 Sep 2011 01:05:55 +0000 http://phpremotesupport.com/?page_id=16#comment-1756 It is certainly possible, however it is also highly unlikely that you will be able to run it on any sort of 'shared hosting' type of service (dreamhost, godaddy, etc). The repeater requires you to run background process on the server, and while this IS possible, it may or may not be allowed. It is certainly possible, however it is also highly unlikely that you will be able to run it on any sort of ‘shared hosting’ type of service (dreamhost, godaddy, etc). The repeater requires you to run background process on the server, and while this IS possible, it may or may not be allowed.

]]> Comment on Documentation by Barco http://phpremotesupport.com/documentation/comment-page-1/#comment-1755 Barco Mon, 26 Sep 2011 21:36:24 +0000 http://phpremotesupport.com/?page_id=16#comment-1755 You stated somewhere you are using the repeater on your server. Is it possible to run the repeater on a web server? You stated somewhere you are using the repeater on your server. Is it possible to run the repeater on a web server?

]]> Comment on Welcome to PHP Remote Support! by Dan http://phpremotesupport.com/2010/04/28/welcome-to-php-remote-support/comment-page-1/#comment-1707 Dan Fri, 02 Sep 2011 14:01:07 +0000 http://phpremotesupport.com/?p=3#comment-1707 Great code! I have deployed this with repeater 14 on Ubuntu 11.04 and the only real issue was that the ports were reversed for viewer and server between your docs and the repeater settings. BTW, I love that this even works in safe mode with networking! What, if anything, would anything need to be changed if the customer was on linux or MAC? Hell, does vnc work on a MAC? Thank you very much. Dan Great code! I have deployed this with repeater 14 on Ubuntu 11.04 and the only real issue was that the ports were reversed for viewer and server between your docs and the repeater settings.

BTW, I love that this even works in safe mode with networking!

What, if anything, would anything need to be changed if the customer was on linux or MAC? Hell, does vnc work on a MAC?

Thank you very much.
Dan

]]> Comment on Documentation by Nick Van Dorsten http://phpremotesupport.com/documentation/comment-page-1/#comment-1004 Nick Van Dorsten Wed, 02 Mar 2011 06:52:39 +0000 http://phpremotesupport.com/?page_id=16#comment-1004 Sorry for the massive delay, things have been busy around here. There is a readme.txt file that contains all the required setup steps. It is as simple as running 'make' to compile the executable, then run it using: ./repeater 5900 5500 where 5900 is the incoming viewer port and 5500 is the incoming server port. You will need shell access, and the ability to run an executable in the background on whatever server you are running it on. Refer to the specific methods for running an executable as a daemon for your server's operating system. Thanks for your interest, if you need any further assistance, please just ask! Sorry for the massive delay, things have been busy around here.

There is a readme.txt file that contains all the required setup steps. It is as simple as running ‘make’ to compile the executable, then run it using:
./repeater 5900 5500
where 5900 is the incoming viewer port and 5500 is the incoming server port.

You will need shell access, and the ability to run an executable in the background on whatever server you are running it on. Refer to the specific methods for running an executable as a daemon for your server’s operating system.

Thanks for your interest, if you need any further assistance, please just ask!

]]> Comment on Updated! PHPrs v.3b released! by Thomas Schaaf http://phpremotesupport.com/2010/05/27/updated-phprs-v-3b-released/comment-page-1/#comment-864 Thomas Schaaf Tue, 08 Feb 2011 20:43:26 +0000 http://phpremotesupport.com/?p=13#comment-864 Would you be so kind and post what repeater you used for your application? Greetings, Thomas Would you be so kind and post what repeater you used for your application?

Greetings,
Thomas

]]> Comment on Updated! PHPrs v.3b released! by Samuel Taylor http://phpremotesupport.com/2010/05/27/updated-phprs-v-3b-released/comment-page-1/#comment-796 Samuel Taylor Mon, 31 Jan 2011 13:13:09 +0000 http://phpremotesupport.com/?p=13#comment-796 Great work on PHP Remote Support! I have created a modified version of PHP Remote Support that includes encryption and support to email session details to the client. If you want to download it see link below http://samueltaylor.me.uk/?p=33 Great work on PHP Remote Support!

I have created a modified version of PHP Remote Support that includes encryption and support to email session details to the client.

If you want to download it see link below
http://samueltaylor.me.uk/?p=33

]]> Comment on Updated! PHPrs v.3b released! by Rob http://phpremotesupport.com/2010/05/27/updated-phprs-v-3b-released/comment-page-1/#comment-413 Rob Tue, 14 Dec 2010 11:42:55 +0000 http://phpremotesupport.com/?p=13#comment-413 This is a fantastic little web plug-in! Is there is plans to add the encryption to it? http://www.robplatt.com/index.php/2010/07/13/dynamically-compiled-vnc-binary-repeater-2/ I tried to add the files as there the ASP instruction and my PHP is limited but it didnt work! All i get was error building your session. If not, thanks for making the PHP version anyhow! Rob This is a fantastic little web plug-in!
Is there is plans to add the encryption to it?
http://www.robplatt.com/index.php/2010/07/13/dynamically-compiled-vnc-binary-repeater-2/

I tried to add the files as there the ASP instruction and my PHP is limited but it didnt work! All i get was error building your session.
If not, thanks for making the PHP version anyhow!

Rob

]]> Comment on Documentation by martin http://phpremotesupport.com/documentation/comment-page-1/#comment-408 martin Mon, 13 Dec 2010 16:57:59 +0000 http://phpremotesupport.com/?page_id=16#comment-408 nice idea but on over riding problem you do not give understandable instructions on how to set up the Ultra VNC Repeater, and with out it your software is usless were not all uba tekies so please give instructions on how to set up Ultra VNC Repeater on a commercial server (not a home server for tekiess) regards martin nice idea but on over riding problem you do not give understandable instructions on how to set up the Ultra VNC Repeater, and with out it your software is usless
were not all uba tekies so please give instructions on how to set up Ultra VNC Repeater on a commercial server (not a home server for tekiess)
regards

martin

]]> Comment on Updated! PHPrs v.3b released! by Nick Van Dorsten http://phpremotesupport.com/2010/05/27/updated-phprs-v-3b-released/comment-page-1/#comment-37 Nick Van Dorsten Thu, 26 Aug 2010 20:50:45 +0000 http://phpremotesupport.com/?p=13#comment-37 Sorry for the long delay, real life has been a real pain lately ;) 7zip will have to be installed on the webserver that is serving the remote support site. Essentially, you can think of the whole system as a combination of two separate servers. 1) A webserver that generates the session number, compiles the client and support executables and sends them to the user(s). 2) A relay server that hosts the VNC relay service. This allows you to bypass the requirement of any port forwarding or potential firewall interference. There is no reason why you can host both parts on a single server (it's how I run my setup). The purpose behind 7Zip is to allow a self extracting and auto executing application. No need to install 7zip on the client's system, but it IS required on the web server. Which host are you hosted on? It is quite possible that they already have the package installed, or may be willing to install it for you. It is a very common and well known application, so they shouldn't have a problem with it. Sorry for the long delay, real life has been a real pain lately ;)

7zip will have to be installed on the webserver that is serving the remote support site. Essentially, you can think of the whole system as a combination of two separate servers.

1) A webserver that generates the session number, compiles the client and support executables and sends them to the user(s).
2) A relay server that hosts the VNC relay service. This allows you to bypass the requirement of any port forwarding or potential firewall interference.

There is no reason why you can host both parts on a single server (it’s how I run my setup).

The purpose behind 7Zip is to allow a self extracting and auto executing application. No need to install 7zip on the client’s system, but it IS required on the web server.

Which host are you hosted on? It is quite possible that they already have the package installed, or may be willing to install it for you. It is a very common and well known application, so they shouldn’t have a problem with it.

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