Use the -once option with Xvnc and the server will close when you log out. Then write
a script to restart Xvnc so that the next person has a login window. Hope that this
helps.
On Wed, 22 August 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I have Xvnc server running xdm. I need Xvnc to automatically reset when client
>connections close. VNC seems like a great application but if
> it leaves sessions open to whoever connects next then I can't use it.
> I can't believe there's no way to accomplish this since it's such a massive
> security trap. But I can't find anything about resetting Xvnc remotely on the VNC
>web site. Any help is appreciated
>
>
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