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David Blamire-Brown <david@××××××××××××××××.uk> writes: |
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> I did this a while back and I got it working by tunnelling via SSH |
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> (using putty on windows). But I can't remember the exact details |
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> off the top of my head. It may be worth googling that set-up. I seem |
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> to remember thinking it felt like a kludge and I can't quite |
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> remember why I ended up doing it, but I do remember that it worked. |
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Well at least that sounds promising. I did see mention of that in |
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some of my google searches but I wondered, If I had to use ssh, why |
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wouldn't I just pull the X session on linux across with ssh alone. |
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And forget about VNC. |
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I think I've heard that can be done....I think I may have even done it |
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sometime way back, but VNC is so easy the other direction it seems it |
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should be just as easy connecting windows vnc client to gentoo vnc |
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server. |
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For some reason the vnc server appears not to have any debug or |
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verbose switches. But not sure even if it did, since it appears the |
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connection is simply rejected, if that would help. |
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I'd like to see some log info as to why the connection is rejected. |
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I have sysklogd setup to report everything (*.* in syslog.conf) to a |
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/var/log/debug file so tailing that while I attempt the connection I'm |
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not seeing any evidence a connection is being rejected or even seen. |
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Seems there should be some way to see what is happening maybe from the |
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windows side but again no log info is being generated. |
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