TightVNC viewer screen on remote PC not dynamic?
I just installed TightVNC on my home computer for remote access and was testing it out at home first but when I log into the desktop from my laptop, the remote screen on the laptop stays static when I move the mouse around and click on things in it. However, when I look over at my desktop, I can see the mouse moving around on the screen. Is there some setting I need to change to allow the screen on the remote machine to actually move? I've looked in the configuration but don't see anything that stands out.
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what is the content of your startup script?..post here
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Not sure which one that is...Is that in the .vnc folder?
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Oh wait, think I found it.
This? Code:
$geometry = "1024x768"; |
If what you mean is...
Do I understand you correctly?
When you are in viewer, you move the mouse and the mouse cursor does not move. Looking over at the machine where vncserver is running, you can see your movements with the remote mouse moving the server sides mouse cursor. This would indicate that communication IS taking place, but your client side screen is not getting updates. I have not observed this behavior in ANY version of VNC. The default configuration is for the client to display the activity, so I doubt it would be a setting unless you have modified settings away form the default. Are you sure that the screen update is not simply slow or delayed? Can you tell me (us) what operating systems are running on your two machines? |
It is called startup in /home/user/.vnc directory
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Quote:
I don't think it's a delay unless it's a major one as I was attempting to get it to work for over 20 minutes. Quote:
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This is in the startup script.
Code:
#!/bin/sh |
not sure this is it, its called xstartup
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I don't know, that's the one I have, it's called xstartup and it's in the .vnc folder.
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