[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on :
> I now usually set up 2 VNCserver sessions so when I get
> it on one session I move to the next one. I have 2 linux
> workstations and this happens on both.
>
> 1) Any clue why this happens?
>
Nope, unless there's a memory leak or something.
>
> 2) How can I avoid it?
>
My suggestion would be to shut down the VNC session when you're done with
it.
>
> 3) How can I reset the session so I can connect or get
> back in?
>
I don't know if you can. You may have to kill it.
>
> 4) If I cannot get back in can I stop and restart that
> vncviewer session without rebooting everything thus losing
> the other VNC session?
>
Well, you can, in theory, ssh into the box and look at the processes list
and kill the VNC sessions with "kill -9 <pidofvnc>". I use "ps aux | grep
vnc" to locate the VNC sessions I need to kill.
John
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