VNC question
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Sun Mar 14 15:46:10 UTC 2004
--- Srinivasan S <ssrini at rediffmail.com> からのメッセー
ジ:
> Hi Folks
>
> I finally got VNC running ..
>
> Now whenever I connect to the linux vnc server, a
> new session is started .. desktop 1, 2 and so on.
> However I would like to control the existing session
> ie. display 0.
>
> How do I achieve this ? I don't want to spawn off
> more sessions of X, but since X is already running I
> want to remote control that itself. << The reason
> is that overnight I leave some processes running and
> in the morning I want to remotely monitor their
> state and the terminals that they are already
> running in >>
>
> Regards
> Srini
>
>
>
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You don't need to make a new vnc screen everytime.
Just connect back to the screen you have created last
time.
vnc screen start from screen:1. On your vnc client you
connect to your_fedora_hostname:1 this should just bring
you to the first screen you have created.
P.S. you probably want to connects to localhost:1 if you
have ssh tunneled your connection.
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