The problem was with the hosts.allow. It turns out that the 'Rejected connection' message is a result of a failed hosts_ctl() call. By adding the appropriate entry into the /etc/hosts.allow file fixed the problem. To wit:

ALL: 192.168.2.

This allows all computers on my local subnet to connect to any IP service on the server.

Thanks anyhow - I knew I'd figure it out five minutes after asking for help.

Cheers! - glh

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Subject:        Rejected Connection from client ip.ad.dr.es
Date:   Wed, 12 May 2004 10:06:20 -0400
From:   ghester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]



Sorry fo rthe newbie question - I've spent a couple of hours googling for an answer.

I've just setup Mandrake 10.0 (download ed.) as a server, and am attempting to setup VNC. I have VNC up and running, but when I cannot connect from my Win2K machine running RealVNC viewer. All the log file says is:

12/05/04 09:49:09 Rejected connection from client 192.168.2.192

From the Mandrake box, I can run TighVNC viewer and connect.

My newbie mind thinks from all I've read that this has something to do with xauth, but that seems to be for authorizing other X applications, which the RealVNC viewer is not. Or is it emulating one when connecting to *nix?


Thanks in advance..
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