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[Dan Fulbright]

> thnx, it works that far.
> now can i make linux start the xvnc for the root-user every time it starts?
> The problem is, that i can't logon to the linux station via telnet using my
> root-password. That means, every time i want to start a xvnc-server, i
> would have to go physically to the puter, login... can someone make life
> easier?

First of all, you shouldn't be using root for everyday operations.  It is
dangerous.  Do all of your normal work as a normal user and only use root
for system adminitration purposes.

If you really need to telnet in as root, just telnet as a normal user and
execute the "su" (superuser) command.  This will prompt you for root's
password.

Dan Fulbright
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