I've fount that the vncserver doesn't start correctly after a power
outage or non-normal shutdown. It appears that file in the
/tmp/.X11-unix directory is left after the reboot, and causes the
startup to fail.
My solution at the moment is to have a script in cron.hourly that
checks if it is running, and it not it removes the file, and restarts
the service.
Example using port 88 (5988)
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run=`systemctl status vncserver@:88.service | grep running | cut
-b 20-26`
if [ -z "$run" ] ; then
rm /tmp/.X11-unix/X88
systemctl start vncserver@:88.service
fi
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Should these files be removed automatically on a restart?
Is it a vncserver issue or a system issue or how things are
suppose to work?
Thanks.
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