> -----Original Message----- > From: David Colliver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > OK, I have all that working... sort of. > > I have edited the file in my /usr/bin/classes and looked at > the browser. I > have used a size of 1024/768
You have to use the same geometry for Xvnc server (which PORT value) and for the java subwindow (WIDTH and HEIGHT values in the html page) DETAIL: the HEIGHT of the java subwindow needs to be 23 pixels more than the Xvnc height. > > I then did the Xvnc line, (whilst logged on as root), used my > browser to > connect to linux:8080 and presto. I got a screen, with a > login box (the vnc > login, not linux login). When the screen came up, I have got > a lot of space, > outside the screen. (I mean, the VNC class is taking the > 1024, but it looks > like the display is only showing 800/600) In index.vnc: WIDTH=1024, HEIGHT=791 for 1024x768. Those are the customizable values which must match. > > Once I have this working, I will publish it. > > My question at this point... > > I want to be able to use the Linux login instead of the VNC > login. (At the > moment, I get both). I assume I need to get nobody to execute > the Xvnc line. > How do I do that? The vnclogin is forced by the java code. This needs an update to the java engine. For the ease of use, there are more update ideas for the java engine. - Before asking for the password, just try to get thru without (as the vncviewer does) - option to alter the RFB port to connect to - display of the realy used RFB port > > BTW, I got a font path not found error. >From the Xvnc used as webserver? Don't bother, it's not used. If it bothers you, redirect it to /dev/null or add options to Xvnc to minimize it. This Xvnc-used-as-webserver can be restricted in the resources it uses: minimal size, minimal colorusage, maximum security etc. etc. Or give it any other use you like. If you are in the web-Xvnc, you can see it with vncviewer. >From the realy used interface? Update the realy used Xvnc call in inetd.conf or xinetd.conf > > Regards. > Dave Colliver. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the line: 'unsubscribe vnc-list' in the message BODY See also: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/intouch.html ---------------------------------------------------------------------
