Run this in you Linux server: # vncserver & # ps waux|grep Xvnc The ps command will let you see wich desktop number is using VNC Then, use that desktop number win vncviewer to connect to the VNCserver.
Oliver
Ashutosh Dutta wrote:
Oliver, I think the problem is probably the following.
Server's desktop's DISPLAY is :0, whereas the client 's vncviewer connects to :1. Thus the client cannot capture the server's desktop.
Starting vncserver with:0 comlains and starting vncviewer with :0 says connection refused as the server is running with :1.
Sorry to bother you with so many questions, but I would like to get my VNC running:-).
Thanks Ashutosh
"Oliver Schulze L." To: Ashutosh Dutta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: (bcc: Ashutosh Dutta/Telcordia) a.com.py> Subject: Re: Capturing my Unix destop 02/24/2003 07:52 PM
Try using: vncserver -alwaysshared
Oliver
Ashutosh Dutta wrote:
Oliver, I get a grey screen right away. I have about 10Mbps over 802.11b. At that time the screensaver is not on. I think I am not doing something right.
This is what I say on the server whose screen I would like to capture.
vncserver
On client, where I would like to capture the desktop screen from the server, I try
vncviewer -viewonly serverIP:6
Thanks Ashutosh
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