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VNC Server
I can login to the system and start vncserver, and that works ok. However, I cannot figure out how to get vncserver to startup automatically on boot. I've checked the box in the GNOME/Nautilus 'Service Configurator", and even tried starting it from the Service Configurator. It says vncserver is started,

vncserver
Instead of: twm & you put: startkde or: kde2 & <snip> So what am I doing wrong and can someone point me in the right direction to get the KDE desktop to automatically show up when I run the vnc viewer ? First you modify your xstartup. Then you start vncserver. Then you check the log (you can see the messages on

VNC server in 9.1
Silvan sil...@windows-sucks.com alt os linux mandrake kurt wrote: Silvan, Launching the Linux VNC server from the windows machine would work just great for me! If you could provide me with the details I'd greatly appreciate it. I'ma software engineer but definitely a Linux newbie, so I'm still very ignorant to it's

VNC authentication weakness
Keith Clark clarkphotogra...@hotmail.com alt os linux suse I installed all the VNC packages, and vncserver starts and creates the necessary files in .vnc/, and looks right from ps ax, but when I try to connect from a Windows box (using the client from www.realvnc.com) then it never asks for a password but never

Redhat 9 and VNC
That looks in a file ~/.vnc/passwd by default to get the (encrypted) password to pass to the server. The passwd file is created by the vncpasswd command for setting the server password on the Linux server, but you can rename the file - ~/.vnc/passwd.windows for example - if you use your server and want/need a

Where are the config files for the VNC server ?
If you know of a way to implement it so that VNC is loaded even if I don't have the server logged in, please let me know. This installs a new "vncserver" in the Services control panel. Don't start it and don't check it. Stop it, in fact, and reboot. It's broke in RH8 with KDE 3.0.x, as far as I can tell.

Nokia n770
Greetings, Over the weekend I'm going to try and configure my Mandrake 9.0 system to connect to my Win2K server at work. Presently I connect with a WinXP system by dialing directly into the server and connecting to the VNC Server that is running on the Win2K box. Before I head down this road, is there anything I

How to install (real) VNC Server on Solaris 9?
See that your VNC server is listening to those ports. On my own setups, I don't usually use the Linux firewall simply because for my use, if I don't want someone in my machine I'm not running the service :-) Well, for ssh, I also run denyhosts as a layer of protection. That may not work for you though.

Simple front end for the Select compatible VNC-Server
scatterman scatter...@worldnet.att.net alt os linux mandrake Chris Jackson wrote: You've probably already tried this, but I used to use the vncserver from mandrake alot from where I used to work. I'd telnet in, (you should ssh in if at all possible), then activate the vncserver. Also, did you set a password?

VNCServer on startup?
Jeg er sikkert ikke den rette til at forklare dig, hvordan du tunneler din trafik igennem SSH, men here goes: VNC Viewer ->SSH (klient) -> SSHD (server) -> VNC Server - VNC Viewer skal oprette Kan ikke finde ud hvad jeg så skriver i browseren - mindes noget med at skrive vnc:// foran IP nr, men det virker ikke.

FC3: vncserver start failed
TS is certainly faster, but VNC lets you see the 'real' desktop. Plus, if you've got a problem with TS, you can't usually solve it via a TS connection ;-) The VNC server listens on ports 5800 and 5900, but for security reasons, *don't* open these ports... the people who wrote VNC state:- "How secure is VNC?

Subject: how to get vncserver to start automatically?
Filip Van Raemdonck mecha...@debian.org linux debian bugs dist retitle 422298 ITA: libvncserver -- VNC server to monitor a tty owner 422298 ! thanks KR, Filip -- http://www.sysfs.be/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-REQU...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble?

VNC server in 9.1
Mike Mann m...@kempston.net comp unix solaris On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 13:48:10 +0100, "Markus Komosinski" <komosin...@web.de> wrote: does anyone of you have experience how to install the real VNC Server on Solaris 9 Environment? I want to install and configure the VNC Server on my Solaris 9 system, but I don't know how

What is the correct way to setup VNC server on FC8 ?
However, I am now connected remotely to my Fedora Core 8 machine, via SSH, and while X is running, I cannot access it via VNC for some reason. I did 'ps aux' and I could not find any trace of a VNC server running (I think it should contain the string 'vino'). I found a nice article describing how to setup a VNC

VNC trough ISA server
qIroS qI...@tlhIngan.co.uk comp security ssh ghItlh "narvicoton" <i...@labas.fr> On my windows 2000, I've install cygwin to have a Sshd to attack my Vnc server. I'm not sure what this means ; SSH isn't used to attack anything as far as I know. But, it doesn't work, it seems not to make forwarding ip.

VNC-SErver
Jean-Pierre Radley j...@jpr.com comp unix sco misc Joe DeBiso propounded (on Thu, Oct 31, 2002 at 07:15:19PM +0000): Does anyone have VNCServer compiled for Open Server 5 that they would be willing to share??? Vncserver isn'ta compiled binary, it's a perl script. -- JP.

VNC server
David Efflandt effla...@xnet.com comp os linux networking On Sat, 6 Oct 2001 08:06:54 -0400, Simon Wu <simo...@sympatico.ca> wrote: Hello, I am trying to get my Linux VNC server start at boot time. I put the command line in /etc/rc.d/rc.local or /etc/inittab. Neither works. Thanks for your help.

VNC into Linux server
Phil Windell pwind...@wandtv.com microsoft public proxy For internal VNC users with an outside VNC Server you need to create protocol definitions for it and give Sorry, let me try and explain a bit better Local VNC Server is running on the (Proxy Server , Web Server ) Internet VNC Server is some other PC on the

Where are the config files for the VNC server ?
Paulo Rocha pauloro...@megamail.pt alt os linux suse Kjetil Fleten wrote: I'm about to set up some computers running the ftp version of 8.1 with a VNC server. Does anybody know where to find HOWTO's for this who fits the 8.1 system ? SuSE 8.1 comes with VNC (server and client). Install it using YAST.

vncserver autostart on knoppix
Liam Gretton l...@star.le.ac.uk comp sys acorn apps Hi, I've recently started playing with the RISC OS VNC server, ported/written by Paul Corke. At home my RPC now plays second fiddle to my PC, and its monitor is on the way out, but with a usable VNC server, I'd be able to make good use of it once again.