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03-29-2019 03:21 AM
03-29-2019 03:21 AM
Realvnc and dtlogin at startup: how to do?
I know how to use a "simple" vnc session.
vncpasswd vncserver
and I had a cde session wich start on port 5901
vncviewer host:5901
But I want a "dtlogin" screen starting on port 5900 Like MacOS, how to do? I have tried to start with
vncpasswd -service vncserver-x11 -service -vncconfigfile /etc/vnc/config
But when I connect with vncviewer I get only a black screen
Which files to modify to get dtlogin screen? System is Hp-ux 11.31 and vncserver is Realvnc
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04-04-2019 04:39 AM - last edited on 06-29-2021 04:57 AM by Ramya_Heera
04-04-2019 04:39 AM - last edited on 06-29-2021 04:57 AM by Ramya_Heera
Re: Realvnc and dtlogin at startup: how to do?
Although the Hewlett Packard Response Center does not officially support VNC here are some hints you have to follow.
Go to http://www.realvnc.com and download the VNC bits from there. In addition, make sure to get the client bits for the OS you want to use to access the HP-UX system.
Install the VNC server software on the HP-UX system and start the VNC server. For example, if it was installed under /opt/vnc and a display address of 10 (6000 + 10) will be used, run
# /opt/vnc/bin/vncserver :10
Next use the vnc client on the Linux system or MS Windows system and connect to the vnc server by using the address: hp_system_name:10
NOTE: make sure to replace the string “hp_system_name” with the real full qualified system name.
This will create a $HOME/.vnc directory in the user's home directory on the HP- UX system.
Change the $HOME/.vnc/xstartup file as follows, but keep in mind that the path should be adjusted if vnc was installed in a different directory.
#!/bin/sh
[ -r $HOME/.Xresources ] && xrdb $HOME/.Xresources
Note: CDE-English is not installed as part of default installation of HPUX B.11.31, You must install it from OS DVD.
Command to verify if CDE is installed: swlist -l bundle | grep -i cde
# Under CDE the Xsession startup will start CDE in case the
# dtlogin process is already running, make sure to have dtlogin
# running.
/usr/dt/bin/Xsession &
# Start vnc config tool
/opt/vnc/bin/vncconfig -iconic &
# Connect to local xfont server, make sure it is running
/usr/bin/X11/xset fp+ tcp/localhost:7000
# ORIGIN RealVNC added Entries
# xsetroot -solid grey
# vncconfig -iconic &
# xterm -geometry 80x24+10+10 -ls -title "$VNCDESKTOP Desktop" &
# twm &
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