Description of Problem: When entering an IP address as the VNC server name pressing the enter key on the numeric keypad, vnc doesn't accept the server name. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How Reproducible: Everytime Steps to Reproduce: 1. start VNC client 2. Enter an ip address as the server name (eg 192.198.0.1) 3. hit the enter key on the numeric keypad Actual Results: System doesn't accept the server name and reprompts you. Expected Results: Server should ask you to enter the password (if one is set). Additional Information: Entering the numbers using the numeric keypad then pressing the standard enter key works ok. Entering the ip address with the normal number keys and then using the numeric keypad enter key doesn't work. Seems to just be the numeric keypad enter key which the system doesn't like. Keyboard: UK, as default anaconda setup.
This is still present in limbo beta 2: vnc-3.3.3r2-37
This still isn't fix in Red Hat 9 (VNC viewer 3.3.3r2-47).
FYI: US English keyboard. >> This still isn't fix in Red Hat 9 (VNC viewer 3.3.3r2-47)
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I'm going to close this bug because RHL doesn't have support. If the bug is in latest vnc release, I'm ready to reopen this bug