10. Oktober 2002 15:56 wrote Beerse, Corni: > > -----Original Message----- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > > > I am writing to this list since I am lost in my tries to > > establish something, I initially concidered as a simple task..... > Tasks are simple. It's the way you execute them that makes it hard... Like that.
> dumb terminal == ascii terminal > X11terminal == terminal with X11 windowing system running on server. Sorry I am a mainframe programmer, all our terminals are dump ;-) I wanted to say: X11terminal, but all applications run on one server > > - I dial in from an other Linux machine via pppd. > Should be no problem, it results in a tcp connection which vnc uses. it does > To be able to take-over X11 sessions at the console display (of linux > machines) try http://xf4vnc.sourceforge.net/ or > http://www.hexonet.de/software/x0rfbserver/. You have to install and > configure one of them at the linux boxes. For the X11-terminals, you're out > of luck here. (but read on). There is a projekt running krfb, renamed to destopsharing that does want I want partiulary but it is too new for a production system. > IF you want to be able to take over the sessions at the terminals, you > should set them up the way vnc origionally intended to be: Run Xvnc or > vnc-server at the servers Server*s* ?? Do you mean the server with the application or the xservers? > and use vncviewer, in full-screen mode on the > terminals. Just for my understanding. Right now I boot the server until the x server is up and than I leave the server allone. The terminals mount the certain directories from the server and start the aplications on the server. How does that now work with vncserver and the viewer? I guess you say I should run a vncserver on my "appication"server and vncviewer on the Terminals? Thx Michael _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
