I want to used Xvnc -inetd to launch a single application (firefox, or
firefox plus twm) for each incoming client connect. This is for a
cybercafe-like application.
My question is: it is really necessary to go through XDMCP to start the
application? Or is there a way to get Xvnc to start
I would like to configure my two Sun boxes running Solaris 8 so that I can
connect with the VNCViewer and get a Solaris DTlogin.
I managed to do this on one workstation only with entries in /etc/services
and /etc/inetd.conf. The second one has the same Solaris version and newest
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To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: Xvnc/Inetd problem on Solaris 8
I would like to configure my two Sun boxes running Solaris 8
so that I can
connect with the VNCViewer and get a Solaris DTlogin.
I managed to do this on one workstation only with entries in
/etc/services
and /etc
If I understand what you're trying to do properly, I would recommend setting
up Xvnc inside the Xsession file for your display manager (xdm or gdm or
whatever it is these days on Solaris). Then you can have a few desktops with
a standard X display login waiting for you - some shared, some not - so
Of Kevin White
Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 10:03
To: vnc-list@realvnc.com
Subject: xvnc inetd
I need to use inetd to start xvnc. I would like it to start some
applications for each user, in the way that vncserver starts the
applications from .../.vnc/xstartup. Is there a way to do this? I want
I still haven't managed to do what I want. I want to start VNC via inetd
and then start some applications for the user.
I've tried the XDM, XDMCP route. The problem with this is that uers need
to login! Our users are members of the general public who won't know
anything about logins. Therefore
I need to use inetd to start xvnc. I would like it to start some
applications for each user, in the way that vncserver starts the
applications from .../.vnc/xstartup. Is there a way to do this? I want
to start the same apps for all users so it doesn't need to be user specific.
Thanks,
Kevin
the Session is start via Xvnc -inetd option instead of
using vncserver? Namely the app Fluent, if you login to a shell and
start vncserver then connect to that session fluent works just fine. If
you connect to a session via the xinetd service fluent still runs but
none of the menu
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Anyone familiar with why the motfi widget set acts differently in a VNC session when
the Session is start via Xvnc -inetd option instead of using vncserver? Namely the
app Fluent, if you login to a shell and start vncserver then connect to that session
fluent works just fine. If you
Barnowl said:
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Anyone familiar with why the motfi widget set acts differently in a VNC
session when the Session is start via Xvnc -inetd option instead of
using vncserver? Namely the app Fluent, if you login to a shell and
start vncserver then connect to that session fluent works just
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