I have set up vnc 3.3.7 running thr java client and I have no problem
running the application as http://eghsnap1/vnc/index.vnc. The java client
is installed on the apache server on eghsnap1 along with the server
component. When however I try to go through the proxy
Server http://eghapp:8000/vnc/index.vnc I can get to the VNC Authorise
page and I can see that the applet has loaded but I get an error message
back saying

"java.netConnectionException: Connection refused: connect"

To get this to work am I going to have to install vnc on the proxy host or
is it a case of setup ssl and use http tunnelling?

The proxy server is apache and the settings are :

<VirtualHost 10.14.1.150>
    ProxyPass /vnc http://eghsnap1:80/vnc
    ProxyPassReverse /vnc http://eghsnap1:80/vnc
    DocumentRoot /var/www/html
    ServerName eghapp
    ErrorLog logs/error_log
    CustomLog logs/access_log common
</VirtualHost>


I have even tried to force all the vnc ports through one and I am still
unable to resolve my problem. My script for starting vnc is

Xvnc :2 -geometry 800x600 -depth 8 -query 10.14.1.151 -once -rfbport 5902
-httpport 5902

the ip number 10.14.1.151 is eghsnap1
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