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I set up and have VNC running between two of my Ubuntu machines
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Well done
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If I'm not logged in, no connection. Anyway around this?
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Of course:
On my "server" I start an instance of
vnc at boot. That way, I can always connect to my "server desktop" from another pc. It works like this:
On my server I have added the lines
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# Start vnc server for tredegar on :1
su - tredegar -c "cd /home/tredegar/ && vncserver :1 -geometry 1024x768 -depth 24" &
to the end of the file
/etc/rc.local but
before the
exit(0) line!
So when the server boots, it starts a desktop for me (tredegar) on :1
Then then I can remotely connect to it with this:
Code:
vncviewer servername:1
I then created a desktop link to application (Make this "Run in terminal" - because I have to provide a password for vnc in that terminal)
One click, give PW, and I'm connected to my server desktop. Sweet
You are fixed now?