ile. At lease you won't get the
> grey screen, becasue
> when WM exit, vnc will also exit.
In a lot of machines, twm is available. IN a lot of other machines, twm is
not available. From the vnc side, it is not known what window managers are
available and wich not.
I frequently u
Henry,
You may want to add the "vncserver -kill" statement to your vncserver script
or update your xstartup file. At lease you won't get the grey screen, becasue
when WM exit, vnc will also exit.
Sometime I wonder why they don't add the "vncserver -kill&
> You should consider the init configuration as described on
> http://www.sourcecodecorner.com/articles/vnc/linux.asp. If you're a real
> unix administrator, you can convert these settings to solaris and off you
> go, no need to telnet at all.
>
And if you get it working on solaris using the con
> Corne,
The rest of the vnc list saw the message too...
>
> Changing the window manager to olwm gave the same problem.
> Can confirm that
> Xvnc still is running in background and killing it from another telnet
> session kills the grey screen as well. The real issue is why
Corne,
Changing the window manager to olwm gave the same problem. Can confirm that
Xvnc still is running in background and killing it from another telnet
session kills the grey screen as well. The real issue is why 3.3.3r2 should
do this but the old version does not.
Regards, Henry
he vncviewer
> from my PC and
> get the dtwm manager in a full screen display. The telnet
> session is still
> running.
>
> When I exit from the telnet session it kills the dtwm window
> manager and
> leaves me with a grey screen. The only way to recover it is
>
. The telnet session is still
running.
When I exit from the telnet session it kills the dtwm window manager and
leaves me with a grey screen. The only way to recover it is to telnet back
into the server, kill and restart the vncserver but leave the telnet session
open.
I've tried the ma
the
instructions here:
http://www.dei.isep.ipp.pt/~andre/extern/ixvnc.htm
and I can now start vnc up by asking for a connection from my windows
machine, however it starts up with the grey screen and cursor. I've read
various solutions to this problem however most of them seem to point to
I am trying to load the vncserver and I get a grey screen.
This is the log file :
15/11/01 10:45:10 Xvnc version 3.3.3r2
15/11/01 10:45:10 Copyright (C) AT&T Laboratories Cambridge.
15/11/01 10:45:10 All Rights Reserved.
15/11/01 10:45:10 See http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc for informa
After taking the advice of another person on here
i got my grey screen fixed on my main machine
while running vnc under init.d. ( port 0 issue it was )
However my laptop still give me grey, or will give
a chooser from the other X machine on my network.
( which would be nice in some situations
. I changed the
xstartup script so that it just had xclock in it, but I still got the same
grey screen/cursor. It is as if it is not running the xstartup script I
think. I started the server with vncserver command and I am using the
latest vnc to date. The operating system is solaris 2.8 on a sparc
Because of certain systems (namely Solaris, but appartently some RedHat and
maybe others) have problems with the length of parameters in inetd.conf, these
files were generated to get around this. People should try this if they are
getting the 'Grey screen with an X' problem (i.e. no
But when I do, I get
nothing but grey screen.
Is there anyone else with a similar configuration who has solved this problem?
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Scott Dunn, Linux Newbie
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All,
Jeff W. posted the following recently
(http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/archives/2000-05/0214.html) that I tried
in an attempt to help me with a problem where I was setting up my inetd.conf
(iXvnc or in my case Xvnc 3.3.3R2) file to dynamically allow new remote
Xsessions to be started. I s
Steve Palocz writes:
> Your Xstartup should be dtwm &
Sorry to be a pain, but I have tried changing this and it makes no
difference.
> But if you look in the archives under
> "RE: My X VNC server is working, but I don't see my normal environment
> Solaris" for subject line from me you will
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of joe mc cool
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 8:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: newbie: grey screen only
Great product, thanks a lot to everyone concerned. But:
Win98 machine using vncviewer to connect to a Solaris V8
Great product, thanks a lot to everyone concerned. But:
Win98 machine using vncviewer to connect to a Solaris V8 intel box.
All the user joe gets in a grey screen with a cursor.
Everything worked fine at one stage, but I brought the Solaris box
down and backup again and ever since ... :-(
The
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