I'll start ssh
Code:
/etc/init.d/sshd start
Then, from my winbox I'll start PuTTY, load my vnc settings ( The forwarded ports, etc) then I'll open and log into my box via ssh. Yay! BUT, when I open vncviewer on windows, and try and open localhost:1 it just hangs! Normally I would get dialogue to input a password to vnc! :(
note:
I use tightvnc. I do it through ssh.
For some idiotic reason I ended ssh with pkill. After that, I was having trouble starting it up.
Code:
/etc/init.d/sshd zap
/etc/init.d/sshd start
*Starting sshd...
The above code fixed it. But other than ending sshd with pkill I also pkilled Xvnc, which ended all the vnc stuff. That's where i'm confused.
Could that be why I can't vnc from my winbox? I could before! The only reason I can think of is that I pkilled it.
Any tips ? I can't vnc to my box I messed up! Gah!
Quote:I'll start ssh
Code:
/etc/init.d/sshd start
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Then, from my winbox I'll start PuTTY, load my vnc settings ( The forwarded ports, etc) then I'll open and log into my box via ssh. Yay! BUT, when I open vncviewer on windows, and try and open localhost:1 it just hangs! Normally I would get dialogue to input a password to vnc! :(
note:
I use tightvnc. I do it through ssh.
For some idiotic reason I ended ssh with pkill. After that, I was having trouble starting it up.
Code:
/etc/init.d/sshd zap
/etc/init.d/sshd start
*Starting sshd...
The above code fixed it. But other than ending sshd with pkill I also pkilled Xvnc, which ended all the vnc stuff. That's where i'm confused.
Could that be why I can't vnc from my winbox? I could before! The only reason I can think of is that I pkilled it.
Any tips ? I can't vnc to my box I messed up! Gah!
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Turns out all I had to do was ....
Heh, works like a beaut!