On my system, I am using xinetd following the vnc mail list example. So, When is the ssh getting call when a vnc session starts?
How to I set up a script or set the ssh session to die after a short time (say 60 secs)? Thank you Joe S. I. Becker wrote: > > >> Stewart, >> >> Ssh clients hold the connection open so long as there is something >> using it, >> in this case a forwarded port. There's no way that the client could >> exit >> without causing the forwarded port to close, too. >> > > James, > > That's the point! You initiate the ssh session, with a shell/script > that will just exit after, say, 60 seconds. In the mean time you set > up the tunnelled VNC session. The ssh session exits when the time is > up, but is held open by the open tunnelled port(s). Then when you do > close the VNC session, the ssh session closes too because there is now > nothing to keep it open, which is what I thought was wanted. > > Stewart > > -- _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [email protected] To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
