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-securitytypes=none | -securitytypes=none | ||
* xinetd re start | * xinetd re start | ||
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+ | == Not a valid vnc server == | ||
+ | ;Symptom: When starting vncviewer you get an error message like this: | ||
+ | # vncviewer 54.186.202.224:1 | ||
+ | Not a valid VNC server | ||
+ | An [[strace]] delivers a line like | ||
+ | read(4, "Unrecognized option: -bla\n", 8192) = 26 | ||
+ | write(2, "Not a valid VNC server\n", 23Not a valid VNC server | ||
+ | ;Reason: In /etc/xinetd.d/vnc you have provided an illegal server option, in this case ''bla''. | ||
+ | ;Solution: Remove the illegal server option from /etc/xinet.d/vnc | ||
= See also = | = See also = | ||
* [[VNC]] | * [[VNC]] | ||
* [[terminal server]] | * [[terminal server]] |
Revision as of 12:08, 28 June 2014
I want to set up a terminal server using VNC. This will enable you to work on a remote computer and use your local computer as a display only. For this example I used SUSE Linux 13.1 but it should work same or similar on other distributions as well.
- install VNC incl. the config files for xinetd
yast -i xorg-x11-Xvnc
- edit /etc/xinet.d/vnc to contain
service vnc1 { socket_type = stream protocol = tcp wait = no user = nobody server = /usr/bin/Xvnc server_args = -securitytypes=none -noreset -inetd -once -query localhost -geometry 1024x768 -depth 16 type = UNLISTED port = 5901 }
- start xinetd
xinetd
- black window only
- display manager remote access
- rcxdm restart
TroubleShooting
No password configured
- now I got an error message
No password configured for VNC Auth
-securitytypes=none
- xinetd re start
Not a valid vnc server
- Symptom
- When starting vncviewer you get an error message like this:
# vncviewer 54.186.202.224:1 Not a valid VNC server
An strace delivers a line like
read(4, "Unrecognized option: -bla\n", 8192) = 26 write(2, "Not a valid VNC server\n", 23Not a valid VNC server
- Reason
- In /etc/xinetd.d/vnc you have provided an illegal server option, in this case bla.
- Solution
- Remove the illegal server option from /etc/xinet.d/vnc