> -----Original Message----- > From: Coexec [mailto:coexec@;yahoo.com] > > Here is what I want to have as my setup. I was about > to call it 100% complete, then I found a snag.
What's your problem? An open port on 6001? > I am running X with -nolisten tcp so that all X > connections are made through local sockets. I did > this also for, startx, kdm, gdm and xdm. I can run > the X server just fine from the console. > > Then I configured XDMCP to run on and only allow > access from localhost. > > I figured that this way the only open ports on the > server for X and VNC would be the standard 5900. not by default, if you indicate Xvnc, it should be 5900+display (or whay you specify with -rfb or which ever you get from inetd if you use -inetd) > > The only problem is that when I make the VNC > connection, port 6001 X11:1 opens up. My guess is > that Xvnc is starting a new X server but ignoring the > "--nolisten tcp" switch used to start every other type > of X server. Is there anyway that I can pass this > switch through Xvnc ? Xvnc does not start an X server, it IS an X server. Have you tried to give it '-nolisten tcp' (note the - v.s. --) as you would give it to your other Xserver? Try `Xvnc -help` to see a list of options your Xvnc accepts. If you use vncserver to start Xvnc, vncserver is a perl script that passes options to Xvnc. Either give vncserver the option or edit it to do so by default. CBee _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
