One option is to download our (partly commercial) ThinLinc product from
www.cendio.com. Then, you can either use it "normally", or just manually
install the thinlinc-vnc-server RPM package. It will install Xvnc into
/opt/thinlinc/libexec/Xvnc.
Best regards,
Peter Åstrand
On Fri, 26 Feb 2010, John Foley wrote:
Tiger users - I hope this isn't too stupid a question, but I need
some advice from your experiences....
I'd really like to switch our group of users to TigerVNC server
from TurboVNC server (for reasons I won't bore you with). I have an
older version of Tiger running here now, but it suffers from the
"no key repeating" problem, so I need to move to a version that's
new enough to incorporate the fix for this.
The problem is that these newer versions are all being built on
fedora 11 and higher, which uses a GLIBC of 2.7 - but my RHELv5.2
machines that I must use have a GLIBC of 2.5, so simply downloading
the rpms that "atkac" builds won't work for me :(
I can see and download the source for these newer builds, so I could
try to build the TigerVNC server on one of my RHELv5.2 machines -
but I'll admit that I'm stumped on exactly how to accomplish
this...
So, my questions are :
1) anybody out there successfully built a "recent" version of TigerVNC
server on RHELv5.2 ? Willing to share ? :)
2) the downloaded/extracted source files appear to have an rpm .spec
file in them - so is the build as "simple" as just running rpm
using that .spec file ? Can anyone offer any suggestions and/or
advice on doing the VNCserver build that might help me out ?
Thanks for any thoughts / suggestions --
John
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