Greetings
On Thu, Feb 21, 2002 at 09:21:45AM +0100, "Beerse, Corn" wrote:
> My question remains: What does the -inet option to Xvnc do? Is it a nice
> combination of -nevershared and -once or is there some port negotiation in
> the connection setup?
"-netd" option specifies Xvnc to works under "inetd".
But "-inetd"'d Xvnc itself is not useful. But if you
specify xdm options, such as "-query", "-broadcast",
(or "-indirect", but it cause a problem), invoked
Xvnc (with -inet) send XDM query to specified host or
boradcast. Then, XDM server (normally "xdm" or such)
start graphical login program for querying Xvnc. Then
you can login and start X session over Xvnc.
Is this make sense?
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Akira Hatakeyama E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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