On Mon Oct 27, 2008 at 07:37:56PM -0700, Daniel Senderowicz wrote:
> >Okay, there's definitely something listening, which is why you end up
> >with session 6 each time. You say you've checked for running VNC
> >sessions, so it must be something else - my guess would be that
> >inetd/xinetd is set up for VNC (it'll launch the VNC server when a
> >connection is made).
> >
> So, what do you think I should do to get rid of the problem?
>
Firstly, I'd suggest checking whether your distribution has a tool for
managing xinetd/inetd services (what distribution is it anyway?).
If not, then you'll need to edit the configuration manually. How to do
this will depend on whether it's running xinetd or inetd.
For xinetd, the config files should be in /etc/xinetd.d, There'll
probably be a 'vnc' file in there - either delete it or edit it and add
a "disable = yes" line into the service definition.
I'm not sure about inetd - I think that just uses a single
/etc/inetd.conf file. The vnc service will be defined somewhere in
there - either comment out or remove the appropriate line.
You'll then want to restart the inetd/xinetd service.
Cheers,
Robin
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