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vnc will often create it's own init script in /etc/init.d/ haev a check there. within that script there will either be a direct reference to the unpriveledged user who will own it, or a config file that does contain those details. as for passwords, just like any usage of vnc, it will be stored in the .vnc/ direcotry of that user. if there is no init script, you can either make your own, which is nice and easy, or just whup the commands directly into /etc/rc.local
I used the menu link to setup the password (K menu->Internet->Remote Access->Virtual Network Connection). That info (password) is saved into your home directory as .x0rfbserver.
You can open that file just to check
I copied x0fbserver from /usr/bin to my home/.kde/autostart. So when KDE is started upon reboot the server is called and voila!
The downside of this is that you need to enable the auto logon for your account or else the server isn't called.
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