> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ralph Armstrong [mailto:ralph@;bustech.com]
> 
> I am trying to autologin to a kde desktop and then share that 
> desktop with a
> Windows PC using the VNC Java client. (I recognize the 
> potential security issues in doing this).
> 
> If I start RH7.3 in init 3 and manually log on I can run vncserver to
> establish a kde desktop and then run xinit to start vncviewer 
> to display the desktop locally (display :0).
> 
> The Windows PC can then use port 5801 to access the desktop 
> from Internet Explorer.
> 
> But I cannot figure out how to automatically start this 
> environment without manually logging on first.

Try to figure out how the vncservice from the redhat distro works. (or not
and read on)

> 
> It appears that in Red Hat the only way to autologin the kde 
> desktop is with kdm.  Ive modified the kdm Xservers file 
> (/etc/X11/xdm/Xservers) to start
> Xvnc on display 1 instead of starting X on display 0.  But 
> when I do that
> kdm 3 never appears to completely initialize.  The task list shows
> kdm-config running, rather than kdm-greeting, which is 
> normally what shows up once X is started.

If the origional was Xfree 4.x, move it all back and use
http://xf4vnc.sourceforge.net/.

> 
> Could someone please tell me how to autologin into kde with 
> Xvnc?  I dont
> really need kdm.  I just need to start Xvnc (with kde) and X 
> with vncviewer
> under a non-root userid without having to manually login to 
> mingetty and run vncserver and xinit.

For this, you can also use
http://www.sourcecodecorner.com/articles/vnc/linux.asp (well, sort of. It's
the autologin of vnc and then a normal login.


CBee
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