> Have you succeeded in this setup at RH73? http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=5499 works with RH73. Problem with this one is that you immediatelly login with a specific user name. It does work however. I've not tried the other solution on RH73
> If you run `Xvnc :4 -query localhost`, and connect with `vncviewer 4`. Do > you get a login environment in the vncviewer area? If you get the login, you > should check the /etc/inetd or /etc/xinetd parts. If you do not get a login > session it is in the dhcp or display manager area (the other files). > I didn't have vncviewer installed on the Debian machine, but I was able to connect from a remote machine and got the login screen :-) . However now I still have to login (and start Xvnc) first and I want to use it remotely without local attendence > I don't know details on debian, but for HP-UX, not all users can use the > network. In the /etc/inetd or /etc/xinetd area, the user nobody shoud not be > used, better use a user that has networking privileges. You can try: > - root > - system users like sys with id's between 1 and 100 > - normal users with ids between 1000 and 60000 > - special users with ids over 60000 (near 2^32) Logged in as root and that worked perfectly. So the only remaining problem is that it should start Xvnc before I login locally. Thx for your help so far. rgrds, Wykat _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
