Hi Predator,
with your distribution you got a file Vncviewer (don't take the wrong one
starting with lowercase "v"). Use this one as your $HOME/.Xresources (only
one
"s" and don't forget the dot before the "X").
Regards
Daniel
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ok, i have checked it all, but there still seems to be an error:
in the <host>:<session>.log - file there is this error:
xrdb: no such file or directory
xrdb: can't open file '/root/.Xressources'
i think i must change something in the xstartup - file, but what exactly?
thnx.
predator12345
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Hi Predator or 12345 or whatever your real name is:
Assuming /usr/local/bin in in your PATH-Environment variable check first if
your
vncserver can be executed by everybody or at least by yourself. Otherwise
change
file access control attributes:
chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/*vnc* # (vncpasswd, vncviewer, vncconnect, Xvnc,
vncserver)
Check then if you have perl installed (e.g. "which perl"), then if you have
write access to the "/tmp/.X11-unix" directory. A file "X<session>..." will
be
placed there.
After invoking vncserver twice (the very first time you will be asked to
define
a password to be used later with the vncviewer) check the file
"$HOME/.vnc/<host>:<session>.log" (The exact name will be reported to you).
If
no error is reported check if Xvnc is running (e.g. "ps -ef | grep -i vnc").
Check last if you can connect to the local host invoking
vncviewer <host>:<session>.log
All this can be read in the installation guide.
Regards
Daniel
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could someone pls help me with this?
i copied the vnc-directory into the "/usr/local/bin"-directory and then
tried to start the server with vncserver. -->permission denied.Now i know
i'm doing something wring, but what is it?
1. do i have to start vncserver in a x11-window?
2. (i tried both answers to 1., so) what could i possibly be doing wrong?
thnx
predator12345
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