When you run Xvnc on its own, it allows n clients to connect to it. When
LightDM runs it, it listens on the VNC port, and spawns an Xvnc for each
connection (using the -inetd flag). In this way, there is only one
connection per Xvnc instance. So the connections are unshareable.
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If you want multiple connections to an existing session using LightDM,
then you need to run a VNC server inside that sesion (e.g. Vino).
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I use a vncserver on Red Hat and Suse dirstributions where I am able to
share a session using the option alwaysshared. The alwaysshared option
is to always treat incoming connections as shared, regardless of the
client-specified setting (default is off).
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Note that LightDM actually handles the VNC connections - so this would
never work. Closing this assuming this is what you expected.
** Changed in: lightdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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What did you expect to happen? You can do two remote logins to the same
session?
** Changed in: lightdm (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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