Thanks Corni,
That "-query localhost" option did get it working again. However
just for clarification, I deleted the "twm &" line from my xstartup
file and replaced it with "dtwm &" (with /usr/dt/bin & /usr/openwin/bin
in my PATH) and it worked for me for a short while. It also did so
without having to do "dtlogin" to the CDE. Then it mysteriously quit
working.
Also, on Solaris, you still have to "chmod 1777 /tmp/.X11-unix"
before trying to run a vncserver or it crashes immediately.
Jeremiah
--- "Beerse,_Corni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Jeremiah Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> >
> > Did you get any response on this? I have been using a beta version
> of
> > Solaris 9, but I don't have vnc running on it yet (didn't have it
> > networked till yesterday). I may set that up in the near
> > future though.
> >
> > I don't see as it would be much different than Solaris 8 anyway.
> You
> > should be able to get away with using the pre-compiled version for
> > Solaris 8. Right now with Solaris 8 you need to make a change to
> the
> > /tmp/.X11-unix directory. Standard users need write access to it in
> > order to start a vncserver. The command is "chmod 1777
> > /tmp/.X11-unix".
> > This sets the sticky bit as well, I don't remember why right now,
> but
> > that is needed for some sort of security reason.
> >
> > The alternative to that is to make the vncserver script suid. I
> > personally don't recommend that though. Just my $.02
> >
> > The problem I am getting right now though is with the server not
> > wanting to connect to "unix:1.0". I haven't gotten any solid
> responses
> > on that one yet. All I get is a blank grey screen, instead of the
> dtwm
> > (CDE desktop) that I expect. It seems to remain a permissions
> problem,
> > as I can get everything working fine when I do it as root.
>
> I think twm (the default configured window manager in
> ~/.vnc/xstartup) is
> not configured at your system.
>
> Try the option '-query localhost', it will give you a login session
> insite
> vnc.
>
>
> CBee
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