Travis Griggs said: >> > I >> > added/uncommented the line >> > >> > $getDefaultFrom = "-display localhost:0" >> > >> > in my /etc/vnc.conf file >> >> VNC doesn't come with an /etc/vnc.conf file. >> >> These two things sound like they may be left over from an old distro >> specific install of VNC. What distro and version are you using? > > It must be something that was added by whoever built the Debian package. > I'm running Debian sarge right now. I think it's 3.3.6. I can forward > the vnc.conf file. I got comparing the two vncserver scripts, and the > old one has "more hooks", but is probably debian specific.
And everyone says Red Hat puts weird things in their packages.... > I'm fine with it not actually using vnc.conf. Less indirection can be > handy at times. What I'm really trying to get my hands around is how to > get good looking fonts in my vnc session. This probably has to do with the font path. I can't help much with Debian, but Red Hat uses a font server, so you can just point VNC to it (the "-fp" switch defined in the vncserver script). A good place to start is to compare an "xset q" from your local (working) display and from a vncserver session. -- William Hooper _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
