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[ILUG] Configuring vnc on RHEL4 with KDE

[ILUG] Configuring vnc on RHEL4 with KDE

P D sarcasmo2005 at gmail.com
Fri Mar 6 16:00:20 GMT 2009


Thanks for the feedback Lars..

After *a lot* of trying different things.. I think I've discovered the
answer...(might be of use to others if someone hits this in the future
again)

On the KDE desktop sharing configuration settings, you have to disable
both of the following options;
   - Announce service on the network
   - Confirm uninvited connections before accepting

I did have the "confirm uninvited..." option disabled from the start,
but it seems unless you have both of those settings disabled, then you
get the prompt at the desktop each time!


thanks again

PD






2009/3/6 Lars Hecking <lhecking at users.sourceforge.net>:
> P D writes:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have a redhat enterprise 4 ES box (update 4), which is running the
>> KDE desktop, VNC is configured on the machine and works as expected.
>> But I've found that each time a vnc connection is setup, (using a vnc
>> viewer), you have to go to desktop of the physical box and accept
>> desktop sharing dialogue on the screen.
>>
>> Does anyone know if there is anyway to configure this to allow it to
>> automatically connect without this prompt each time ??
>
>  run vncviewer -shared on the vnc server.
>
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