: I've got a problem with the displaying of the GUI : during the VNC session. If I run any program which : opens the GUI window the window is opened on the : server, but not on my display :( The VNC server is : installed on Sun Solaris and the client is on Windows. : I thought it should be something wrong with the : environment and DISPLAY variable. But I checked : DISPLAY and it is :0.0 which as I thought should work : properly...
The display :0.0 is most often the display physically connected to the sun, the process being Xsun. If you want to talk to the VNC server on the same sun, your X apps need to connect to some other display, typically hostname:1.0, or sometimes just :1.0. The vnc server normally sets up the DISPLAY correctly. When it ends up pointing to the Xsun display is often due somebody tromping on the DISPLAY variable in their .cshrc or .bashrc or whatnot. So. To see if that's the problem, manually set DISPLAY to the display number the vncserver printed when it started, typically hostname:1.0 or :1.0. If that works, you then merely need to chase down which startup script is clobbering the DISPLAY variable. If it doesn't work... well, "nevermind". Wayne Throop [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
