VNC - simple test with vnc (x11vnc and ssvnc)
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I am trying to set up a vnc connection between 2 computers, but am having trouble so far.
In order to understand the concept, I am now simply trying to start a vnc server (using x11vnc) and connect to it using ssvnc on the same computer
This page supposedly explains how to do so.
Apparently, starting a vnc server should be as simple as downloading x11vnc and using the command x11vnc -display :0
The same page also contains a link to download ssvnc, that can be used as a vnc client (link here for your convenience)
It states that in order to connect using the vnc client, suffice to unpack the tar.gz directory, then run ./ssvnc/Unix/ssvnc.
Then, I start ssvnc and type in user@localhost such as follow:
However when i press connect, a xterm windows appears, with the following message:
The x11vnc docs mentions that a common gotcha is to set the Xauth - I tried to do that by re-running the server with
x11vnc -display :0 -auth /home/user/.Xauthority
But I received the same error message.
Anyone can help me out here with that basic test / problem?
linux vnc x11vnc
asked Apr 1 at 21:39
jim basquiat
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I am trying to set up a vnc connection between 2 computers, but am having trouble so far.
In order to understand the concept, I am now simply trying to start a vnc server (using x11vnc) and connect to it using ssvnc on the same computer
This page supposedly explains how to do so.
Apparently, starting a vnc server should be as simple as downloading x11vnc and using the command x11vnc -display :0
The same page also contains a link to download ssvnc, that can be used as a vnc client (link here for your convenience)
It states that in order to connect using the vnc client, suffice to unpack the tar.gz directory, then run ./ssvnc/Unix/ssvnc.
Then, I start ssvnc and type in user@localhost such as follow:
However when i press connect, a xterm windows appears, with the following message:
The x11vnc docs mentions that a common gotcha is to set the Xauth - I tried to do that by re-running the server with
x11vnc -display :0 -auth /home/user/.Xauthority
But I received the same error message.
Anyone can help me out here with that basic test / problem?
linux vnc x11vnc
asked Apr 1 at 21:39
jim basquiat
1417
add a comment |Â
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up vote
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I am trying to set up a vnc connection between 2 computers, but am having trouble so far.
In order to understand the concept, I am now simply trying to start a vnc server (using x11vnc) and connect to it using ssvnc on the same computer
This page supposedly explains how to do so.
Apparently, starting a vnc server should be as simple as downloading x11vnc and using the command x11vnc -display :0
The same page also contains a link to download ssvnc, that can be used as a vnc client (link here for your convenience)
It states that in order to connect using the vnc client, suffice to unpack the tar.gz directory, then run ./ssvnc/Unix/ssvnc.
Then, I start ssvnc and type in user@localhost such as follow:
However when i press connect, a xterm windows appears, with the following message:
The x11vnc docs mentions that a common gotcha is to set the Xauth - I tried to do that by re-running the server with
x11vnc -display :0 -auth /home/user/.Xauthority
But I received the same error message.
Anyone can help me out here with that basic test / problem?
linux vnc x11vnc
asked Apr 1 at 21:39
jim basquiat
1417
I am trying to set up a vnc connection between 2 computers, but am having trouble so far.
In order to understand the concept, I am now simply trying to start a vnc server (using x11vnc) and connect to it using ssvnc on the same computer
This page supposedly explains how to do so.
Apparently, starting a vnc server should be as simple as downloading x11vnc and using the command x11vnc -display :0
The same page also contains a link to download ssvnc, that can be used as a vnc client (link here for your convenience)
It states that in order to connect using the vnc client, suffice to unpack the tar.gz directory, then run ./ssvnc/Unix/ssvnc.
Then, I start ssvnc and type in user@localhost such as follow:
However when i press connect, a xterm windows appears, with the following message:
The x11vnc docs mentions that a common gotcha is to set the Xauth - I tried to do that by re-running the server with
x11vnc -display :0 -auth /home/user/.Xauthority
But I received the same error message.
Anyone can help me out here with that basic test / problem?
linux vnc x11vnc
asked Apr 1 at 21:39
jim basquiat
1417
asked Apr 1 at 21:39
jim basquiat
1417
asked Apr 1 at 21:39
jim basquiat
1417
asked Apr 1 at 21:39
jim basquiat
1417
1417
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x11vnc opens a VNC port at PORT=5900 (without encryption)
you do not need any options or parameters , just
x11vnc
will be enough for ONE connection.
ssvnc uses SSL by default.
- use "localhost" instead of "user@localhost"
- in ssvnc options use "None" instead of "use SSL"
alternative to ssvnc:
vncviewer localhost
edited Apr 4 at 9:52
terdon♦
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answered Apr 3 at 23:23
mherweg
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Hi Thx! I will be able to test your solution tonight. Also If you want to apply to the upwork job, please do! It will entail helping me further to get the actual vnc connection (secured with ssh) between 2 PCs working though - but that should not be difficult for someone familiar with vnc.
– jim basquiat
Apr 4 at 9:43
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
x11vnc opens a VNC port at PORT=5900 (without encryption)
you do not need any options or parameters , just
x11vnc
will be enough for ONE connection.
ssvnc uses SSL by default.
- use "localhost" instead of "user@localhost"
- in ssvnc options use "None" instead of "use SSL"
alternative to ssvnc:
vncviewer localhost
edited Apr 4 at 9:52
terdon♦
122k28229400
answered Apr 3 at 23:23
mherweg
1
Hi Thx! I will be able to test your solution tonight. Also If you want to apply to the upwork job, please do! It will entail helping me further to get the actual vnc connection (secured with ssh) between 2 PCs working though - but that should not be difficult for someone familiar with vnc.
– jim basquiat
Apr 4 at 9:43
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
x11vnc opens a VNC port at PORT=5900 (without encryption)
you do not need any options or parameters , just
x11vnc
will be enough for ONE connection.
ssvnc uses SSL by default.
- use "localhost" instead of "user@localhost"
- in ssvnc options use "None" instead of "use SSL"
alternative to ssvnc:
vncviewer localhost
edited Apr 4 at 9:52
terdon♦
122k28229400
answered Apr 3 at 23:23
mherweg
1
Hi Thx! I will be able to test your solution tonight. Also If you want to apply to the upwork job, please do! It will entail helping me further to get the actual vnc connection (secured with ssh) between 2 PCs working though - but that should not be difficult for someone familiar with vnc.
– jim basquiat
Apr 4 at 9:43
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
x11vnc opens a VNC port at PORT=5900 (without encryption)
you do not need any options or parameters , just
x11vnc
will be enough for ONE connection.
ssvnc uses SSL by default.
- use "localhost" instead of "user@localhost"
- in ssvnc options use "None" instead of "use SSL"
alternative to ssvnc:
vncviewer localhost
edited Apr 4 at 9:52
terdon♦
122k28229400
answered Apr 3 at 23:23
mherweg
1
x11vnc opens a VNC port at PORT=5900 (without encryption)
you do not need any options or parameters , just
x11vnc
will be enough for ONE connection.
ssvnc uses SSL by default.
- use "localhost" instead of "user@localhost"
- in ssvnc options use "None" instead of "use SSL"
alternative to ssvnc:
vncviewer localhost
edited Apr 4 at 9:52
terdon♦
122k28229400
answered Apr 3 at 23:23
mherweg
1
edited Apr 4 at 9:52
terdon♦
122k28229400
edited Apr 4 at 9:52
terdon♦
122k28229400
edited Apr 4 at 9:52
terdon♦
122k28229400
122k28229400
answered Apr 3 at 23:23
mherweg
1
answered Apr 3 at 23:23
mherweg
1
answered Apr 3 at 23:23
mherweg
1
1
Hi Thx! I will be able to test your solution tonight. Also If you want to apply to the upwork job, please do! It will entail helping me further to get the actual vnc connection (secured with ssh) between 2 PCs working though - but that should not be difficult for someone familiar with vnc.
– jim basquiat
Apr 4 at 9:43
add a comment |Â
Hi Thx! I will be able to test your solution tonight. Also If you want to apply to the upwork job, please do! It will entail helping me further to get the actual vnc connection (secured with ssh) between 2 PCs working though - but that should not be difficult for someone familiar with vnc.
– jim basquiat
Apr 4 at 9:43
Hi Thx! I will be able to test your solution tonight. Also If you want to apply to the upwork job, please do! It will entail helping me further to get the actual vnc connection (secured with ssh) between 2 PCs working though - but that should not be difficult for someone familiar with vnc.
– jim basquiat
Apr 4 at 9:43
Hi Thx! I will be able to test your solution tonight. Also If you want to apply to the upwork job, please do! It will entail helping me further to get the actual vnc connection (secured with ssh) between 2 PCs working though - but that should not be difficult for someone familiar with vnc.
– jim basquiat
Apr 4 at 9:43
add a comment |Â
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