@Hannes: not sure what version of Ubuntu you use but vino stopped using
gconf since oneiric in favor of gsettings
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Importance: Undecided => Low
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Same for me, password changing in $ vino-passwd works, in $ vino-preferences it
does not.
I'd like to add the following interesting feature: After changing the password
in vino-passwd, the change is not reflected in the gnome configuration:
$ gconftool-2 -a /desktop/gnome/remote_access
prompt_
Thank you for the comments and details, does anyone get the issue on
precise? Trying the steps from comment #16 it works fine here (the
password is updated, client need to type the new password to connect)
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Note, I would view this as a security issue as a user could quite
conceivably use the GUI to change the password to prevent a previously
authorised user from reconnecting. The previsouly authorised user would
still be able to connect using the old password issued to them.
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I encountered this using an upgraded Ubuntu 11.10 with vino
3.2.0-0ubuntu1.
If I set the password through "Desktop Sharing" my clients could not
authenticate, I tried with both TightVNC and AndroidVNC clients.
When I unchecked the option to require a password, both clients were then able
to conn
I encountered this bug also in a freshly installed Ubuntu 11.10. When I
try to access using tightvnc on Windows XP, authentication failed. The
vino-password workaround mentioned in the previous comment worked for
me. I tried to set the password using vino-passwd in terminal. Could it
be that the de
Here is another backtrace, run without sudo
Hopefully this helps!
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I do not have a manual network configuration.
I am using the 32-bit version of 11.10.
Attached is the backtrace, ran using sudo
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do you have a manual network configuration? it seems similar to bug
#883788
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I was having this issue and found a workaround for my particular
situation - I disabled the UPnP option and configured my router manually
to forward the port, then disabled desktop sharing, then enabled it
again (it did not work if I simply unchecked the box - the restart was
required). I went bac
The vino-passwd workaround didn't restore functionality for me, no
change.
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I am experiencing this bug in Oneiric too, it looks like password
entered in remote desktop preferences is ignored somehow (VNC clients in
Windows and Ubuntu say 'Authentication failed'). As a workaround I'm
able to set password using vino-passwd in terminal, then I'm able to
access my computer re
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: vino (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Running with sudo give me this, which makes me worry if it's even
running. But according to the GUI, sharing is checked.
bigbodytad@bbt-mythbox:~$ sudo /usr/lib/vino/vino-server
** (vino-server:29514): WARNING **: The desktop sharing service is not
enabled, so it should not be run.
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Running vino in the command line gives me this:
bigbodytad@bbt-mythbox:~$ /usr/lib/vino/vino-server
(vino-server:17593): EggSMClient-CRITICAL **: egg_sm_client_set_mode: assertion
`global_client == NULL || global_client_mode == EGG_SM_CLIENT_MODE_DISABLED'
failed
22/10/2011 04:32:28 PM Autopro
Same problem here. I'm running local network.
I was able to access 10.10 but unable to access 11.10. Firewall is off
and unable to access 5900
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> Is canonical recommending a different VNC server or is this a bug?
this is a bug, vino is working there on an upgraded machine, what do you
get if you run vino-server on a command line?
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I am having the same issue since upgrading to Ubuntu 11.10. I made sure
that it is not a firewall or other connectivity issue. Vino appears to
be running fine but I can not connect to it from outside my local
computer. Is canonical recommending a different VNC server or is this a
bug?
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Oops the last line should read
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
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