Here is what I use.
su -l wxvnc -c "vncserver :1"
with wxvnc being my vnc user.
Edward Thompson wrote:
>
> Under Linux, I would like to create a script that would start a vncserver
> when the system boots.
>
> I assumed that the script would run as root, so I tried:
>
> su - 'username' vncserver
>
> Hpwever I get:
> vncserver: line 29: syntax error near unexpected token `&S'
> vncserver: line 29: `&SanityCheck();'
>
> Basically it is failing on first line of the perl script vncserver. Not
> sure what I need to do.
>
> Any hints?
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