I'm very sorry...I accidentally deleted a response to my email, and it was
a good one. Someone (Frank C.?) stated that it should be
straightforward...do a few things, and BAM! It just works!
And that is exactly what I have experienced with CentOS 5. But with
6...it's like pulling teeth. I followed the smae instructions that got me
working with 5...I don't know why I am getting the errors with 6.
Gilbert
> Where do you get an "if" and "else" in the /etc/sysconfig/vncservers
file?
>
> All you really need is one line. For example, here is what it says
> in /etc/sysconfig/vncservers on one system that I log into all the time:
>
> VNCSERVERS="1:frankcox"
>
> That's it and that's all, folks. If you're trying to do something else
your
> problem is with that something else, not with vncserver.
I just did this...and I get the same error message. (Shrug)
> > . I want to be on window "0", not 1.
>
> Now that is something else. I assume that you mean you want to control
the
> local desktop with vnc, right? I have never done that myself, but
running "vnc
> display 0" through google gives a lot of hits to various howtos which
will
> probably get you where you're going.
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