Hi,
I resolved a problem I had with sshd and vnc on linux redhat 7.0, so I explain it 
here, hoping it will help someone.

But first, I report something related with the vncserver command on linux:
when there is an application running on the 5900 + display port or 6000 +
display port, the script says a vncserver is allready running on that port even
if the application using the port isn't a vnc server at all, so maybe the error
message should be changed.

The ports used by sshd for X forwarding are 6000 + X11DisplayOffset, which is
10 by default. It prevents vnc servers to run with displays corresponding with
these numbers. The solution is simple, use another X11DisplayOffset in
sshd_config. (I used 100 for example). It is not an very difficult issue, but 
maybe this could be integrated in the document explaining how to use ssh to tunnel
vnc (it is not related to the issue of tunneling vnc with ssh, but this problem 
of port has good chance to arise with this setup).

Only some suggestions.

Pat
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