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Hi...<BR>
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I've some questions about VNC. I'm never been used it before.<BR>
Friend of mine (under my eyes, he's very, very good Linux user - I'm not so good (yet :))) had tried to configure the VNC on Fedora Core 2 - with no success. He had read everything about it, but still he doesn't get it where something went wrong. VNC session on Linux-to-Windows works fine without any problems, but not on Linux-to-Linux.<BR>
I've read some messages of yours but still I don't know how it works. Somewhere I found a discussion where sayed that there must be an access in the firewall (I understand that so, that default firewall settings does not accept any VNC connections to anywhere).<BR>
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Can you help me to build working configurations to VNC. Then I can help my friend on with it.<BR>
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Thanks.<BR>
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BTW: Some of you uses a PGP signatures, what keyserver do you usually use?<BR>
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Jarkko Elfving <<A HREF="mailto:jarelf@ebaana.net">jarelf@ebaana.net</A>>
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