I have never set up VNC server before and followed the directions listed. I
have the service started, but it tells me not accepting connections. I have
the firewall set to exceptions for VNC, but still nothing.
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I'm running RedHat Linux with a multihead display for my local machine. My
real X display has Xinerama mode enabled. Windows maximize to one screen or
the other.
Here's how I invoke the VNC server for X1
$ vncserver -xinerama -geometry 2560x1024 -depth 16 :1
When I use VNC viewer to connect,
On Tue, Feb 05, 2008 at 09:49:05AM -0500, Jeffrey Lemay wrote:
I'm running RedHat Linux with a multihead display for my local machine. My
real X display has Xinerama mode enabled. Windows maximize to one screen or
the other.
Here's how I invoke the VNC server for X1
$ vncserver -xinerama
Can anyone suggest the most reliable method of polling? I need to be able to
minimize a window, and come back later and still have the window be current.
Thanks in advance.
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You have not told us which platform you are using
assuming Windows
ensure Windows firewall has port and/or application in the exception list
also ensure the Anti-virus software you use is not blocking it either
If additional firewall is used like comodo or zone alarm create the
appropriate
Trace,
If the contents of a window of an application running on the server computer
aren't up to date when you restore it from being minimized then it sounds
like there is something wrong with the application.
Regards,
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Wez @ RealVNC Ltd
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I'm running vncserver on a PC under Centos 5 (RHEL 5 clone)
and vncviewer on another PC under Win XP. From the MSWin XP
I am launching (via command line) a program on the Linux PC
that has a GUI that . When that program starts, its xterm shows
a series of warning messages of the form
