Re: [coLinux-users] how to start vncserver at boot?

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are you starting vnc from inetd? or manually.
do you mean log in at kdm login screen? then it goes to the desktop?
I can think of 2 different ways that can accomplish what you want.
If you want no login at all then you can set an autologin in the kdm
config files.
can't find the info right now but will send a helpfull link when I find i=
t.
It's kindof burried in the vnc docs I was reading about this a few weeks =
ago.
What version of vnc are you using?
I think realvnc 4.0 also adds the option of logging in the first time and
resuming the session.

chris

> I've got the Debian Woody load to the point that I can start the
> colinux-daemon, login and then start vncserver which, during it's
> startup, starts kde. When I start a vnc viewer from the PC it goes
> directly to the kde desktop of whatever user I logged in as.
>
> What I would like to do is have vncserver (and, thus, kde) start up at
> boot time so I don't have to login at the text prompt. When I start vnc
> viewer I want to see a kde login box. How do I make that happen?
>
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> Jerry
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