to VNC to another computer using ssh (secure) you can do as follows:-
why would you want to do this ? because the vnc protocol is not secure in itself and can be sniffed see this quote from the vnc FAQ
Quote:Q55 How secure is VNC?
Yet another great tutorial anyweb very detailes as usual thanks m8 :)
I dont get prompted for a password I get vncpasswd: error while loading shared libraries..... Any ideas?
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Ste
why the hell havnt i already been using this from work? lol
just been playing around with it and realize how easy/smart it is.
cheers mate
Quote:why the hell havnt i already been using this from work? lol
just been playing around with it and realize how easy/smart it is.
cheers mate
I LOVE VNC!!!
and heres a very good windows (putty and realvnc) to linux vnc guide
[/url][url=http://martybugs.net/smoothwall/puttyvnc.cgi]http://martybugs.net/smoothwall/puttyvnc.cgi
cheers
anyweb
I couldnt get this method working on Debian Etch but this is how I eventually got it working with help from P38.
HOST MACHINE
first uninstall any vnc server you might have running
apt-get install x11vnc <-- this is the vnc server
CLIENT MACHINE
ssh -L 5900:localhost:5900 user@remotehost.com <-- this setups up the ssh tunnel from the client machine to the host machine
once you are connected to the host machine start up the vncserver with
x11vnc
HOST MACHINE
open up a new terminal and type
vncviewer localhost::5900
you should now have open a VNC session what is being tunneled through ssh!