Share you tightvnc-server configuration

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05-02-2006, 12:46 AM	#1
Jzarecta Member Registered: Dec 2005 Location: Villahermosa, Bucharest, Birminham, Brooklyn, Beverly Distribution: Mandriva Posts: 118 Rep:	Share you tightvnc-server configuration Hi SuSE users, I used to run suse a few weeks ago before my HD had to be sended to a new location. Right now I have mandriva box, however I notice some difference on the implementation of Xvnc. One is the configuration to share the desktop. SuSE by default prompt you to the :0 which means the actuall current desktop on both, remote and current desktop. However, Mandriva doesnt and here is where I want to ask any suse user for their /etc/sysconfig/vncservers on Xvnc. Can anyone please paste the output?

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