I figured it out... Needed to set (uncomment) a line in /etc/dt/config/Xconfig
to reset the Xvnc xserver on logout:
Dtlogin*terminateServer: True
It works fine now!
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Fri Nov 19 12:12:49 2004
error (pid 17548): Server for display :5 terminated unexpectedly 0
X connection to :5.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
ANY IDEAS????
Regards,
Glenn Lovitz (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
Pogo Producing Company
5 E. Greenway Plaza, Suite 3000 / Houston, TX 77046
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l be really surprised if you are not up and running after this.
Regards,
Glenn Lovitz
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>From: Tom Knowlton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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router, rather than the modem, logs in.
Either way, you will have the equivalent of a standard DSL modem with all
networking controlled by your D-Link wireless gateway router.
NAT and port forwarding should all be handled by the D-Link. VNC setup should
work fine!
Glenn Lovitz
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> So, you're saying that Unix clients are using this
>famous getpasswd() function! That means it's the answer to my
>second question in another mail that nobody has answered:
>client chop off from the password from the 9th characters
>before sending it out (encrypted or not is another matter
Sys): make
the tunnel connection via PuTTY; then vncviewer should connect via
localhost:10.
Good Luck,
Glenn Lovitz
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You have both VNC's set to port 5900, that is display :0. Just change your
linksys port forward for 192.168.1.102 to 5901 -> 5900. Then connect from
outside to wan.ip:1 will route to 192.168.1.102:0.
Regards,
Glenn Lovitz
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xclipboard window
4. paste normally into your application.
Did it work?
Regards, Glenn Lovitz
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Andreas,
The answer you need is here:
http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2001-September/025251.html
To use CDE login Xvnc must be started as an Xserver under the dt daemons.
Glenn Lovitz
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cting directly to the root
display should be possible with the V4 beta, I have not tried it, still using
3.3.7 production version. Oh, BTW, forget x0rfbserver, it cannot be compiled
under Sparc Solaris.
Regards,
Glenn Lovitz
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may give you a longer
term solution. I have never found it to be very robust when copying large
chunks of text and tend to just use the method outlined above.
Regards, Glenn Lovitz
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factually up to date!
BTW, no need for crucifixion.
Glenn Lovitz
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mance if server version supports it? Any other
comments from members?
Regards,
Glenn Lovitz
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From: Steve Helms
Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 10:14 PM
To: Security Group
Subject:VNC tunneling
I thought I'd share this tidbit I finally figured out afte
TED]
>Subject: RE: SSH and VNC
>
>
>Hi, Glen,
>
>That didn't work. I got a VNC info dialog box that said,
>"Failed to connect
>to server." :( I tried using the IP address for localhost,
>too, and that
>produced the same error.
>
>Dave
>
>
machine.
Regards,
Glenn Lovitz
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>Hi!
registry settings,
etc. from the users home machine, load the appropriate client on his PC, and
attack through his own VPN connection!
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>From: Ross Presser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>To: 'Glenn Lovitz'; [EMAIL P
esktop.
I hope this long-winded discussion is helpful.
Regards,
Glenn Lovitz
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Looks like almost everything is in place. It is not enough to just open up
port 5900-5909. What about port forwarding on the Linksys
Your PC's can all be set to run their servers on port 5900 but you need to
configure Linksys to forward inbound ports on the public address to VNC
ports on you
I am a Solaris guy, but run CDE sessions on Sun. If this is VNC related the
only thing I can think of is making sure you start your server with a
correct fontpath and I use a font server on Sun as that was the only way to
get the CDE fonts to display properly. The server start flag for Sun
is: -f
Yes, you will need an ssh client -- like puTTY -- with your ssh
configuration. You should be able to put it on the same disk as VNCViewer.
Regards,
Glenn
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Response intertwined with original message:
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> Behalf Of Jack Beglinger
> Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2002 8:13 AM
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> Subject: Re: Ultra VNC born (again)?
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> I hope they do not add a new back
I am mostly a Unix/Sun Solaris user but I also have a Win 2K desktop and a
Linux box at home. I was enthused to see the Ultr@VNC announcement. The
posts of the past few days, however, leave me apprehensive which I suspect
is undeserved. There are only 2 questions that the Ultr@VNC developers nee
to Windows --> "copy PRIMARY to 0"
Regards, Glenn Lovitz
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> Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 10:51 AM
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d put the machine back to standby or shut
down as required.
Glenn Lovitz
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> Behalf Of David Frazier
> Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 4:03 PM
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> Subject: Windows 2
You could try routing your /dev/audio through a shoutcast server
(http://www.shoutcast.com/download/serve.phtml) and playing back on the VNC
clients with XMMS. The sound will probably be great, but the VNC
multiplexed video will be less than satisfactory due to the nature of VNC
screen refresh for
Prajeeth,
172.10.1.1 is also a private address. You are either behind a firewall
and/or NAT router and will have to either NAT your machine to a public
internet address on your firewall or port forward ports 580x/590x to your
machine 172.10.1.1 across your router depending on how you are connected
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> Behalf Of Tim
> Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 9:29 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: support for wheel mouse (realvnc 3.3.4)
>
>
> >> Is there planned support for it? I've been using TightVNC s
Fred,
I've been following this thread from the start. I should have responded
sooner, but it's fun to watch the Linux guy try to help the Solaris guy all
the while wondering why no one searches the archive for answers! Follow the
instructions from old post - it is tested and works for Sol 2.6 a
Does silent install default to full install with installation as a service?
Regards,
Glenn Lovitz (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
Pogo Producing Company
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> Sent: Friday, Septembe
purposes, you should make sure you allow root login from the
console ONLY! This should always be done but is more important with VNC
since physical access to the machine or Exceed client machine is not
necessary.
Glenn Lovitz
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