With Nov 12, 2012 update the problem is solved for me. The VNC client
(vinagre 3.6.0) is working properly.
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Title:
Ubuntu 12.1
With Nov 12, 2012 update the problem is solved for me. The VNC client
(vinagre 3.6.0) works.
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Title:
Ubuntu 12.10. When I conn
** Tags added: vinagre
** Tags added: 12.10 ubuntu
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Title:
Ubuntu 12.10. When I connect to a VNC server gives me the error
Public bug reported:
When I connect to a VNC server gives me the error "Violación de segmento
(`core' generado)" ("Segment Violation (`core 'generated)"). Connecting
through remmina runs smoothly. VNC servers I connect to UltraVNC under
windows are eight-digit password request.
** Affects: vinagr
I think the other folders in /media aren't useful because it also
automatically created in /media/username, I tried it with a CD and is
well. Will it be safe to delete all (/media/apt, /media/hdd,
/media/cdrom, /media/cdrom0) except username forder? There aren't in
/etc/fstab
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I also upgraded from 12.04 to 12.10 and I had the same problem.
# Add a folder
sudo mkdir /media/USERNAME
# assign the folder to my user
sudo chown USERNAME.USERNAME /media/USERNAME
/media and other folders and directories are owned by root
/media/username is owned by username
[drwxr-x--] User
