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Bug#422298: ITA: libvncserver -- VNC server to monitor a tty
A similar shell script will start VNC, something like vncserver :1 -nolisten local. As per the seti@home docs, a good way to run the seti@home client is via a crontab. I have mine set thus: ->crontab -l # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE - edit the master and reinstall. # (/tmp/crontab.11971 installed on Thu Apr 25 02:00:20

RedHat and VNC Server
Atif Munir ati...@webcarriers.com comp unix solaris Configuring VNC Server on solaris 1) Extract and untar the file of vncserver to /tmp folder After extracting there will be five programs in the folder: vncviewer - this is the VNC viewer, or client, program for X. vncserver - this is a wrapper script which makes

free ssh cygwin + Vnc server but on WINDOWS ...
S. Pidgorny [MVP] slavi...@yahoo.com microsoft public isa As far as I can see, for some reason, the external host tries to connect to the VNC server IP address directly. For an obvious reason, that connection fails. Try to publish any other service on the VNC server (like telnet server) - can you access that?

RealVNC y VNC-server
Because of some out of date district rules we cant install other software on the computers so, I thought we could do it via the browser. ahh. you want the java web server enabled. this blog may help: http://www.ubuntu-unleashed.com/2007/10/setup-vnc-server-for-ubuntu-gutsy.html i've not tried it. Here's another.

VNC server on Red Hat 7.2
VNCserver through an ssh connection using puTTy to create the tunnel. I have had PuTTy crash, usually because of network timeout errors. It happens the most in the afternoon when traffic picks up when the kids get off from school and jump on aol at 3:30. I like vnc, because if PuTTy crashes, my vnc session is safe.

About W2K was:( SSH server for Win NT)
Cristian Gutierrez crgut...@dcc.uchile.cl chile comp unix chile comp misc Álvaro Palma wrote: Instalé RealVNC en un PC con Windows2000 para poder acceder a un Linux con VNC-Server 3.3. El problema es que el VNC Viewer busca el puerto 5900, y el VNC server escucha en el 5901. No he podido pillar ni en el VNC server

starting seti and vncserver at boot time
'Old Bloke' bun...@talk21.com uk comp os linux alt os linux mandrake Mandrake 9 Network two computers, one dual boot Linux/Windows98 - the other WindowsME I am having trouble getting the VNC server to display from the Linux machine. It works fine displaying a GUI when both machines run Windows or using a vnc viewer

VNCServer
No VNC server to use. Any ideas? Sorry, but you said in your previous email: "Since I have a WIMAX modem at a remote location, it would be cool to control the OSD So you have a VNC server running on the OSD ? If so, you are likely running a VNC client on a remote machine. My suggestion was aimed at that setup,

Bug#113782: vncserver: 100% CPU when using Unix domain sockets and ...
Also helps wrt performance when assessing the VNC server remotely via a slow dialup (less graphics and better compression). I don't care about performance at this stage. So long as I can connect to the bugger from one end of the house to the other, I'm happy. And I'm even happier with a front-end I have actually

VNC server problems
Dances With Crows danSPANceswitTRAPhcr...@gmail.com comp os linux misc On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 19:02:50 GMT, johnny bobby bee staggered into the Black Sun and said: dan wrote: I run VNC server on RedHat9 Gnome and client on Windows XP. I could open windows from Linux, but it was blank one. The "vncserver" script that

Off Topic : VNC
INVALID alt os linux mandrake While strolling through alt.os.linux.mandrake, Gerd B. was overheard plotting: I have been trying to install VNC server to work as it works on my Windows 2000 machine. Specifically, I would like to connect to the server before any user is logged in, and - after logging in - I want to

VNC Server for OS/2
I've been attempting to get TightVNC server to work properly on the latest Mandriva. Everything is installed, vncserver starts on boot, passwords have been set, firewall has the right holes, but attempting to access the machine from a client just results in a refused-connection message. Now there IS a way to get it

VNC for newbie
Telnet doesn't work, and ssh is broken, so I thought VNC would be rad. I am to the point where I can use vncviewer from my Linux to control my windoze box, but that doesn't do much for me. If I run vncserver on my computer, and then try to connect to myself w/ 'xvncviewer localhost', it tells me "unable to connect

How to install (real) VNC Server on Solaris 9?
I'm trying to use VNCServer. Not sure if this will do what I need it to do. From what I can get it to do so far, all I get is a console window. I don't get the KDE desktop. Is there a way to configure vncserver to display the KDE desktop that I can use? Thanx in advance. KDE contains an integrated VNC server.

VNC auf Suse 10.3
How do I modify the script (or create a new script) to make dcop run when vncserver needs to run? You have to put the right command into ~/.vnc/xstartup. What is the contents of that file on your computer? If you start KDE the right way, you won't have to run the dcop server manually. Not sure.

VNC server
MIKE nu...@business.com alt os linux mandrake Bill Mullen wrote: Recently, Mike <m...@nunyabusiness.com> went on about: I am using VNCserver and would like to have the vncserver program to run automatically at reboot. Also, when a user logs into the VNCservice, I would like it to show the Xlogin screen (asking the

How to start VNC server at boot (Redhat 7.2)?
It is just going inot the session =20 It sounds to me like what you want to do is not have VNC start gdm, but the other way around. Gdm spawns, and respawns, X servers. Xvnc is an X server. By all rights, there should be a way to get gdm to manage a vncserver, and put its login prompt there.

RealVNC y VNC-server
The service is contained in the package, vnc-server rpm -q vnc-server will tell you if it is installed or not, then enable with chkconfig vncserver on Configure it's behavior (which users start on which X servers) via /etc/sysconfig/vncserver service vncserver start service vncserver stop service vncserver status

VNC server and Xwindows question
If so, Vine Server is a freeware VNC server that you can install on the G4 to share its screen with other computers: But Tiger includes a VNC server... Uh, no thanks. It pales in comparison with Vine Server, which is free anyway. And "JollysFastVNC" is a much faster client than "Chicken of the VNC" to use with it.

Opening a new xterm window in a vnc session
If you don't want to share :0 over VNC, you can use vncserver to make virtual X sessions available on :1 .. :99. What I want is to give a user their own desktop for the connection, rather than attach them to an existing one. [Is] :0 the current [user's] desktop and :1 to :99 being arbitrary available desktops? No.