On Thursday 17 March 2005 07:03 pm, Stephen Furlong wrote: > Right, step one done :) > > > rpm -ivh tightvnc-server-1.2.9-4mdk.i586.rpm > > Preparing... > ################################################## > tightvnc-server > ################################################## > > (ignore line breaks) > > So how do I configure the server now? > > Had a quick look on tightvnc's webpage, and the suggested vncserver command > pulls up a "sh: line 1: vncserver: command not found" error
Well, line 1 of the vncserver startup script says #!/usr/bin/perl, so I would guess that perl is not installed. 'urpmi perl' Also, you have a choice to run vncserver as a service, or as a user. Run it as a service, so it automatically starts on reboot and is always available, by editing /etc/sysconfig/vncserver and then doing 'service vnc start' The other option is to just run it as user and this is nice if you don't want it running all the time by just typing vncserver as a user. It will use the default desktop or the desktop specified in ~/.desktop, which is what I do because I run flux in my vnc sessions, but KDE as a local user. -- /g
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