I just switched (for testing purposes) from RedHat 8/9 to SUSE 9 ans stand before the following problem:
On RedHat 8 & 9 it was extremely easy to start vncserver without being logged in (by just adding the line "vncserver :1" to rc.local) This built automatically the needed files (like ".vnc") in "/"... Now on SUSE everything seems much more complicated, as there isn't a rc.local (which is called after starting runlevels) but only a boot.local (which is called before the runlevel is set). I have come so far, that I put two scripts called "startmyownservices" and "stopmyownservices" into /etc/init.d and at the same time I added some links from different runlevels calling them "S99startmyownservices" or "S99stopmyownservices". My problem is now, that in the boot process I get the following error: "vncserver: couldn't find "Xauth" on your PATH" Now I just copied the file .Xauth from "/root" to "/" and copied at the same time the folder ".vnc" from "/root" to "/" thinking that this could help... Unfortunately it didn't. So BEFORE I copy these files around in my system I wanted to ask if anyone resolved that problem before or if anyone knows which PATH I would have to set, to bring this service running without having to be logged in... Thanks a lot Alvaro _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
