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    starting vnc4server at boot and how to check it

    Hi,

    I have installed vnc4server but unable to access Kubuntu via web remotely. I added a

    Load "vnc"

    to my /etc/X11/xorg.conf file in the Module section but don't think it is working. Is that wrong? What can I enter at command line when I SSH in to tell if it is up. I already created a password using vncpasswd.

    TIA,
    Rich

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    Re: starting vnc4server at boot and how to check it

    to see if it's running you can do:

    ps aux | grep vnc

    Not sure how you are trying to connect remotely via web but it sounds like you might need to do some port forwarding of your router.

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      #3
      Re: starting vnc4server at boot and how to check it

      Hi,

      Thanks but doing the 'ps aux | grep vnc' returns only one line that contains 'grep vnc' which I assume means that it is not loaded and is just returning my 'ps aux | grep vnc' command. I am familiar with port forwarding but it does me no good unless I can get vnc4server to automatically start.

      Rich

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        #4
        Re: starting vnc4server at boot and how to check it

        http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/lin...ion-setup.html

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