Reconnecting after timeout

[Mick]

Not familiar with VNC running on a linux box, but what does the -once option
do?

On Tuesday 10 April 2007 12:37, Joe Byers wrote:
> I am running vnc enterprise on a redhat linux EL4 server.  I have the
> connections running through xinetd.  This works great but for one problem.
>
> Periodically I will have a vnc client connected and allow it to timeout.
> When I try and reconnect,  I get the message, "user already logged in" with
> the options to "log in anyway" or "abort".  I select "log in anyway" and my
> vnc client dies.  My vnc xinetd settings are service vncuser
> {
>           protocol = tcp
>           socket_type = stream
>           wait = no
>           user = vncuser
>           server = /usr/bin/Xvnc
>           server_args = -inetd -query localhost -desktop vncuser:5902 -once
> -geo metry 1280x1016 -IdleTimeout=0 -depth 16 -SecurityTypes=none
> -UserPasswdVerifier =none -auth /home/vncuser/.Xauthority
>         log_on_failure += USERID ATTEMPT
> }
>
> I have to ssh in under a different user, kill the xvnc jobs for vncuse,
> delete the x11 hooks/locks in /tmp and /tmp/.X11 before I can reconnect
> through my vnc client.  Does anyone have any suggestions how I can get
> xinetd to kill the xvnc program on timeout or do you know an additional
> setting I can make in my xinetd script to take care of this?
>
> Thank you
> Joe
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Regards,
Mick

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