Hi
Although I'm a devoted Debianist... I think I could suggest a solution
somehow platform independent (although installation of required packaged
software varies, obviously) that I use and I'm very happy with: I get
rid of direct VNC connections and I setup VNC over HTTP ... in other
words, I setup the system in a way that the X11 terminal is accessed
with any web browser (as long as you know the terminal IP/hostname)
The two parts of the solution imply the combination of two pieces of
software, x11vnc and python-websockify (the Debian package includes a
nice VNC javascript client ready-to use... a piece of cake)
I simply setup a pair of systemd units that, upon start:
- Create a x11vnc server connected to the display
- Launches websockify, connects to x11vnc instance, and serves the VNC
javascript client on port 8080
then, on any browser: http://myrivendell-terminal:8080 ... done!
If someone is interested on further details... just let me know.
Best regards.
On 6/11/21 4:27 AM, wa7skg wrote:
Is there a preferred VNC server for Rivendell 3.5 on CentOS7?
I think I will try tigervnc-server, but wanting to know if something
else is preferred.
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