> I think the solution in normal cases is that X in the local side terminate > and start again. I do not really think you want your vncserver to terminate...
No necessarily, but that would be a workaround, since I could start it up again immediately after. > * [...] let gdm start Xtightvnc server instead of its normal xserver. I tried that, like so (excerpt): [daemon] VTAllocation=false [server-VNC] name=VNC server command=/usr/bin/Xtightvnc -geometry 1024x768 -depth 32 flexible=false handled=true chooser=false It just doesn't work. The tightvncserver starts up, but before gdm can run the login window it exits again. After a number of tries gdm gives up. Thanks for helping, C.
