As of last Friday, my VNC environment has started showing some strange behavior. I am running free VNC 4.1.2. In the VNC session, I am running an Eclipse IDE. The strange behavior is that while I am editing a file in the Eclipse editor, the entire session (Xvnc server) will just shutdown and disappear. Upon Interrogating the log file, it says that the applications are being closed because the server was killed/shutdown. I have increased the debug information to 100 and it logs the key strokes up to the point where the entire things dies.
Question: What could be causing the Xvnc server to die, and how can I find it? I am a little bit limited as I don't have root access to any of the Linux boxes that I am running the server on. I have tried running the server on different machines to rule out the hardware, but I get the same response. If I have a colleague start a vnc session for me and run inside of that session it seems to work. Could there be something in my personal environment that is not configured correctly? Maybe some file that I need write access to in order to stay up. The point where is dies is not always the same, but it is consistent in that I am editing a file in the IDE. My IT people won't help as they don't "support" VNC. However, I really like it and it has been working great for the last 4 months! Now though, it's only good for 5-10 minutes and then it crashes. Any help/advice will be greatly appreciated! Thanks Mike _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list VNC-List@realvnc.com To remove yourself from the list visit: http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
