>I have installed a vnc-server (with the inetd option) how users can log in an
>work with their x-desktop. It works great but something distrubs me: the
>fact, that I can't use shared session. When a user have a problem a must run
>through the half office to help them. I have search on the internet about
>somithing who can I use shared session with inetd but I found nothing.
There's a very good reason why shared-session doesn't work with iXvnc, and
that is because a new VNC session is started for every connection under
this circumstance. However, I can see a solution - have the user start
x0rfbserver from within the iXvnc session, which will allow you to connect
to the x0rfbserver and monitor/help the user.
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