TurboVNC doesn't have a proper systemd unit file, but it retains the
init.d startup mechanism from TightVNC as a legacy feature. If your
distribution has init.d backward compatibility, then you can use the
init.d startup mechanism by editing /etc/sysconfig/tvncservers to
specify the X display numbers, user accounts, and (optionally) Xvnc
arguments for each TurboVNC session that should be started. Then you
can run 'sudo systemctl enable tvncserver' and 'sudo systemctl start
tvncserver'.
DRC
On 3/24/25 10:25 AM, Claudinei Camargo wrote:
Hello
I am looking for documentation or examples of systemd unit files to
start TurboVNC on computer startup.
In my use case I want to start a few sessions of TurboVNC each session
runs with a different user.
The server is based on Debian and will run in heartless mode.
Thanks
Claudinei
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