On Mon, 2004-03-22 at 11:27, Adam Gibson wrote: > As a heavy user of the vnc.o module, I just want to make sure everyone > understand the benefit of using the vnc.o X module by adding the info to --- cut --- > This is my XF86Config file additions to get it working under Fedora Core > 1 in case others want to test it with SELinux(I wish there was > documentation explaining this from RedHat... I had to search for quite > some time to figure out how to enable the vnc.o modules that Fedora Core > 1 ships with). > > Under "Module" section > Load "Vnc" > > Under "Screen" section > Option "httpdir" "/usr/share/vnc/classes" > Option "PasswordFile" "/root/.vnc/passwd" > Option "rfbport" "5999" > Option "LocalHost" > Option "usevnc" > Probably getting a little off subject, but just a note that the Option "LocalHost" makes it only listen on the loopback address(I use port forwarding with SSH so that the connection is encrypted remotely). >From remote system: ssh -L 24000:127.0.0.1:5999 user@RemoteSshHost >From remote system: vncviewer :24000 If you just want to connect directly to the vnc port (5999 as configured above) then just remove or comment the Option "LocalHost". -- Adam Gibson <agibson@xxxxxxx>
