Virtual desktop still active upon client disconnect

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I just type in the shell (from within my xvnc session): vncserver -kill :1
(or whatever # it is), and then the whole window dies process and all it is
kinda cool.

You can probably write some kind of script for it, but I'm not smart enough
to help you with that :).  I like the default behavior, but I can see how
the auto kill arrangement would be useful.

Rachel


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jon M. Hanson" <hansonj "at" jon-hanson.net>
To: <vnc-list "at" uk.research.att.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2001 6:27 PM
Subject: Virtual desktop still active upon client disconnect


>             I noticed that after I disconnected my Windows client from my
> Linux server that the virtual desktop on the Linux server doesnt go away.
> The way I noticed this is after my Windows client disconnected the Xvnc
> process slowly began to use up all of the CPU. I also noticed that a
process
> galaxy was running, which is an Xwindows screen saver. My console login
didn
> t have a screen saver active. Sure enough when I killed Xvnc galaxy went
> away and my CPU went back to idle. So my question is: why doesnt the
> virtual desktop terminate upon the clients exit? Should I just put some
> kind of option in my xstartup script to disable the screen saver (it
doesnt
> make sense to run a screen saver on a VNC session anyway)?
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