> -----Original Message----- > From: Andrew Falanga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Is there a way to configure the X window system to allow incoming > connections to the default X session ie. session 0? I cannot allow
An easy config, acceptable for most unix variant: Don't start the X login from boot (linux RedHat: runlevel 3) Then login at the console start vncserver with: `vncserver :0` If needed, start the X environment: `startx` or `startx -- :1` If needed, start the vncviewer at the console ($DISPLAY is :1) to :0. Dedicated to XFree: http://xf4vnc.sourceforge.net/ This hooks with XFree 4.2 Dedicated to the framebuffer console device: http://www.hexonet.de/software/x0rfbserver/ This hooks to the framebuffer device, should also be capable of getting the text console. This one should be able to build and run on Linux (2.4, with framebuffer), HP-UX, SunSolaris. > multiple sessions to run as memory is not limitless on the box in > question. Also, I have read through the web site, but I really don't > want to install secondary protocols to get this to work. I'd like to > know if there's a way to allow this through vnc. My boss has told me > that there was an article in an issue of Linux Magazine, or perhaps > Linux Journal, that covered this, but so far I've been less than > successful at recoving that article. You should be able to exchange the currently installed X (XF86) with Xvnc. This leaves the terminal in text mode (if at all) and automatically starts Xvnc with display :0... CBee _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
