On 09/21/17 14:10, Frédéric Bron wrote: >> I don't know if they fixed it yet or not, but I ran into this >> bug: >> >> https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1471519 > I do not think this is that. > > What I understood is that: > 1. we connect by ssh to launch the vncserver. The ssh connection > creates the /run/user/${USER} directory > 2. we launch vnc viewer > 3. we exit the terminal where we launched vncviewer and at this moment > the directory is removed. > > Why? Just to confuse this even more.... If I do this.... 1. connect to remote system via ssh, launch vncserver 2. connect from local to remote system by vncviewer 3. exit the ssh session the /run/user/${USER} directory is removed. If I do this... 1. connect to remote system via ssh, launch vncserver 2. exit the ssh session 3. connect from local to remote system by vncviewer the /run/user/${USER} directory is there OK. But if I use remmina instead of vncviewer the /run/user/${USER} directory is there no matter what order I perform the operations. -- Fedora Users List - The place to go to speculate endlessly
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