Can anybody tell me what to put in
/etc/rc.d/rc.local
to get the vncserver to start at bootup?
I've tried
/root/my-applications/bin/vncserver -geometry 800x600
but it asks for a password, even though the password was set with vncpassword long ago.
Where and how do I direct it to the password file?
--Karl
starting VNCserver at bootup
You can try editing .xinitrc instead (NB. I found these instructions elsewhere in the forum):
To autostart vncserver on boot (and run at 1024x768):
edit /root/.xinitrc
write at the end of file (before exec $CURRENTWM)
This works for me. Also, I've only had to set the password once.
You can invoke the TightVNC server manually through the menu [RemoteAccess] and change the password there.
To autostart vncserver on boot (and run at 1024x768):
edit /root/.xinitrc
write at the end of file (before exec $CURRENTWM)
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vncserver :1 -geometry 1024x768 -depth 24
You can invoke the TightVNC server manually through the menu [RemoteAccess] and change the password there.