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09-01-2003 04:08 AM
09-01-2003 04:08 AM
New 'X' desktop is pcd:8800
Starting applications specified in /root/.vnc/xstartup
Log file is /root/.vnc/pcd:1000.log"
the service start normally , but the viewer can't access it by "ip_address:8800" , can suggest what is wrong ? thx
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09-01-2003 05:36 AM
09-01-2003 05:36 AM
Solutionvnconnect "ip_adress:port"
or perhaps you are using
vncviewer [option] "ip_adress:port"
could you attach here the /root/.vnc/pcd:1000.log ?
and does you /var/log/secure not give you a bit more info ?
a
ps -efww | grep -i "vnc" | grep -v "grep"
would allow you to see if the vnc server is present and with what options if any !
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all I do when I want to use vnc is on node
A type vncserver as a user in an xterm
this replies by where the log is placed and how to kill the vncserver
like ".vnc/your_node:1.log
and on node B running X in a xterm I type vcnviewer
this prompt me for an ip the ip address of node A
answer like this ip_num:1
note the 1 is corresponds to 1 in your log name on node A
and that is all .
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After this basic setup works you can start othe vncserver on node A with more optionsif you want to ( like password etc)
have a look at man vncpasswd
and you can also use via option to have it use ssh tunnels.
Whatever Keep us informed and enjoy.
Jean-Pierre
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09-01-2003 06:40 AM
09-01-2003 06:40 AM
Re: About VNC server
Hope this will proof helpfull
Jean-Pierre
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09-02-2003 06:20 AM
09-02-2003 06:20 AM
Re: About VNC server
The command "vncserver :25" will start a desktop allowing connections from a VNCviewer on port 5925 and will listen for http calls on port 5825. You would connect to the server with IPaddress:25 in the VNCviewer dialog, and with http://IPaddress:5825 from a web browser.
Maybe one of the VNC clones, like TightVNC, allows you more flexibility in port selection, but the AT&T version, now RealVNC, does not. At least, not according to the docs.
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09-03-2003 06:55 AM
09-03-2003 06:55 AM
Re: About VNC server
netstat -anp inet|grep vnc
that should tell you if your server is really listening on a port. Although I doubt it would because the doc's that come with vnc say the port range is 5900-5999.
I hope that helps
Dave