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Glider · 17th Jun 2007, 09:06

To start the VNC server from CLI, issue

Code:

sh /usr/local/bin/sharex11vnc

But check if it's running allready before you do that by issuning a

Code:

sudo netstat -taunp | grep vnc

If it is, stop it first

Code:

killall x11vnc

Did you try tunneling through instead of connecting straight to it? I too had some problems with direct connections from Windows, but never had them when tunneling through an SSH connection (it's because windows has an other way of handeling VNC).

Also, are you sure you set autologin and the x11share script to be run at login?

17th Jun 2007, 09:06	#115
Glider /dev/null Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Belgium Posts: 4,102	To start the VNC server from CLI, issue Code: sh /usr/local/bin/sharex11vnc But check if it's running allready before you do that by issuning a Code: sudo netstat -taunp \| grep vnc If it is, stop it first Code: killall x11vnc Did you try tunneling through instead of connecting straight to it? I too had some problems with direct connections from Windows, but never had them when tunneling through an SSH connection (it's because windows has an other way of handeling VNC). Also, are you sure you set autologin and the x11share script to be run at login? __________________ There Are 10 Types Of People, Those Who Know Binary and Those Who Don't