On 9/3/24 4:14 PM, joa...@verona.se wrote:
I did make the internal ssh work, by adding a rsa key. Previously I only
had a ed25519 key.
Now I can can ssh using the internal client, but then a 2nd dialog
appears saying "redundant encryption". Is this because I have a vnc
password?
I tried removin the .vnc/passwd file , but the server didnt star then,
so I put it back.
No, it's because TLSVnc is the default security type, and that security
type implements TLS encryption. But you're using SSH tunneling, which
also implements encryption, so you're doubly encrypted. (I guess I
could look into changing the default security type to "VNC" when using
SSH tunneling.) The password dialog turns yellow to warn you of that
fact, because redundant encryption can slow performance (and we still
have "Turbo" in our name, so performance matters), but the warning won't
prevent you from authenticating or connecting.
You can pass '-securitytypes vnc' to /opt/TurboVNC/bin/vncviewer to get
rid of the warning (or set SecurityTypes=vnc in
~/.vnc/default.turbovnc), or you can use the TurboVNC Session Manager,
which does that automatically by default.
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