Alan A. Dunwell wrote:
Howdy List Folks,
I'm running a RHEL3.x linux box and routing the Xvnc through xinetd,
RedHat's version of inetd. This all works well for access with a VNC
viewer. I have been unable to discover any process for defining a
similar setup that will allow access from any browser using the JAVA
script plugin. Perhaps I have just missed it somewhere in the various
documentation sites.
- Is this possible?
Yes, I've done it.
- Is this already implemented somehow by my running Xvnc and I just
don't know how to access it? If so please advise.
The vnc-webserver is just serving the *.vnc files as html files with some
variables filled out. Carefully read this html-source and the source you get in
your vncsession-browser. Now you can fill out the 'variables' that are used and
create genuine html-files out of these files and feed them to a webserver on the
same machine.
If there is no webserver running on the machine, use a static vnc-session for
the job: just leave the files with their origionals in the same directory. If
"http://vncserver.5900/"; is then the other 'servers' are at
"http://vncserver:5900/filename.html";.
Detail: you cannot use a webserver on an other machine due to security
restrictions in java. However, you can always create a page on any server that
refreshes itself to the preferred page.
- Is this a separate process that needs to be implemented? If so, any
direction to information/documentation appreciated.
no
Thanks,
Alan D.
You forgot to ask: "Is it worth the hussle?".
Here I can answer "NO". One (dis-)advantage of the inetd approach is that the
session is killed as soon as the connection is lost. If the browser moves to an
other page (or even a page-refresh!), the connection is lost and hence the
session is killed.
CBee
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