> What am I doing is want to simplify using vnc.
> I'm a Linux administrator. As you know, if users want to use vnc they
> must login the server with ssh to start vnc server first.
> Then get the port or id number, then use vncviewer or http link to
> access the vncserver.
> I just want them to access the http link let django start the
> vncserver and use it. they don't need to install any ssh client.
Well, using a web server to start VNC still seems like a bad idea. How
do you stop the VNC server once a user does not need it anymore?
The SSH approach is a good one (for extra security, you may require
users to tunnel the VNC traffic via SSH). Or you can just leave the
VNC server running all the time, is there a problem with that? I just
don't see why you would need to start the VNC server dynamically, but
that's well beyond Django and OT for this conference :)
Cheers
Jirka
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