Hello to anyone who reads this list,
I'm working on getting things working under Linux (Red Hat 7.2).
There is a file, called vncservers, in /etc/sysconfig. It might be in a
different directory on different distrobutions, but that the file none
the less. This file has a very simple syntax. It goes like this:
VNCSERVERS="#:uid"
Where # == some ?login port? on the TCP stack, and uid is self
explainatory. I did as the instructions said, and changed it as follows:
VNCSERVERS="1:afalanga"
It just doesn't like my uid. Every time I try to do anything with it, I
get:
/etc/init.d/vncserver: 2:afalanga: command not found
Now, I know what you're thinking, but this is happening because earlier
on I found that no errors occur if I use:
VNCSERVERS="1:root"
I then tried to add a line like this:
VNCSERVER="1:root" "2:afalanga"
Got that error, I then tried to move the afalanga segment on it's own
VNCSERVERS line. What am I missing? What must I change to get this
right so that I can have multiple user logons?
Andy
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