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Silent install for TightVNC. =Version 2.0.2=TightVNC v2.x is a complete rewrite. It doesn't need the Mirage driver. The Reg settings are in a different location. The command line switches are different too. ==Preconfiguration Steps==* download the new software and place it in your wpkg software folder.* on a PC install TightVNC and configure it with your password settings, etc.* using regedit export HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\TightVNC\Server and save it as settings.reg in your wpkg software folder. '''WARNING: as others can read this file it is possible that they could decrypt the VNC passwords!''' ==Package file==<source lang="xml"><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <packages> <package id="tightvnc" name="TightVNC server" revision="202" priority="50" reboot="false"> <check type="uninstall" condition="exists" path="TightVNC 2.0.2" /> <!-- Uninstall TightVNC 1.x first --> <install cmd='"%ProgramFiles%\TightVNC\unins000.exe" /sp- /silent /norestart' > <exit code="any" /> </install> <install cmd='"%SOFTWARE%\Tools\RemoteControl\Tight.VNC.2.0.2\tightvnc-2.0.2-setup.exe" /S' /> <install cmd='"%ProgramFiles%\TightVNC\tvnserver" -install -silent' > <exit code="1" /> <exit code="0" /> </install> <install cmd='"%ProgramFiles%\TightVNC\tvnserver" -stop -silent' /> <install cmd='regedit /s "%SOFTWARE%\Tools\RemoteControl\Tight.VNC.2.0.2\settings.reg"' /> <install cmd='"%ProgramFiles%\TightVNC\tvnserver" -start -silent' /> <upgrade cmd='"%SOFTWARE%\Tools\RemoteControl\Tight.VNC.2.0.2\tightvnc-2.0.2-setup.exe" /S' /> <upgrade cmd='"%ProgramFiles%\TightVNC\tvnserver" -reinstall -silent' /> <upgrade cmd='"%ProgramFiles%\TightVNC\tvnserver" -stop -silent' /> <upgrade cmd='regedit /s "%SOFTWARE%\Tools\RemoteControl\Tight.VNC.2.0.2\settings.reg"' /> <upgrade cmd='"%ProgramFiles%\TightVNC\tvnserver" -start -silent' /> <remove cmd='"%ProgramFiles%\TightVNC\uninstall.exe" /sp- /silent /norestart' /> </package> </packages></source> =Version 1.3.0=See also silent installation for [[DFMirage hook display driver]].
I prefer TightVNC over UltraVNC, essentially because they have viewers also for other operating systems and I'm not stuck on browser/java viewer under my preferred OS.