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<0> so when vnc checks it increments
<0> and if another user starts a server after you have 1 , they get 2
<0> so forth and so on
<0> counting starts at 0
<1> Is there any way to export a currently running X session over VNC?
<1> Say I login on the console and startx...
<0> yes
<0> well not curently running
<0> you need to hook it when x starts
<0> have to edit your xorg.conf
<0> add the vnc plugin there
<1> You have the example?
<0> yep
<0> let me go get it
<0> actually one of the first things I do on a new install
<0> Section "Module"
<0> Load "vnc"
<0> EndSection
<1> This works with tight vnc?
<0> Section "Screen"
<0> Option "p***wordFile" "/root/.vnc/p***wd"
<0> EndSubSection
<0> EndSection
<0> it should if its install is like a standard vnc
<1> So you have a VNC that is simply named "vnc" on your system? Mine is called vncserver and vncviewer.
<0> no vnc is the X11 module
<1> So what sets the p***wd?
<1> Is it plain text?
<0> /usr/bin/vncserver
<0> /usr/bin/vncviewer
<0> /usr/bin/x0vncserver
<0> the vncp***wd program sets the p***word
<0> see the x0vc
<0> notice the display is 0
<1> I'm starting to piece this together.
<0> thats for Cognition
<0> which is why your other vnc servers start at 1
<0> but notice thats why in windows its still 5900
<0> as it mirrors the "console" instead of making a new x session
<0> from the manual
<0> So Xvnc is really two servers in one. To the applications it is an X
<0> server, and to the remote VNC users it is a VNC server. By convention
<0> we have arranged that the VNC server display number will be the same as
<0> the X server display number,
<0> you basically just need a vnc enabled x server which xfree86 and xorg are
<0> man vncconfig
<2> speedman: Please say something
<3> yup
<3> hello jblack
<2> thanks
<3> whats up man
<2> nothing
<3> jblack
<2> I got a false report that you were an adbot
<3> can i get +v in this room
<2> We +v people that when we see them helping someone
<4> dam man
<4> I've lost my flight to Miami
<1> Once you start helping I'll gladly give the +v to you.
<2> Its the only way to get it
<4> I am on the Cancun's airport
<3> heeem great
<3> jblack
<3> what is the latest stable
<3> linux kernel
<5> speedman www.kernel.org
<2> check ftp.kernel.org
<6> uh.....
<6> Please speak English in here.
<7> whois giving me perfect tag of iptables
<8> isn't hola was much easier?
<8> close to "hello" ;)
<9> hi is even easier
<9> :/
<0> Sp0iled: http://cancel.kicks-***.net/public/guest/howto/iptables/
<8> Al-Ashtar, we are on friday no?
<9> yup
<7> ok thank u
<7> Cancel i can pm u
<0> ask in channel
<0> that way others can help you
<7> i'll ask what first step should i do
<7> http://cancel.kicks-***.net/public/guest/howto/iptables/
<0> how about you read one of the files then get back to me
<9> Cancel: can't you write a simple tutorial on the #linux's homepage ?
<9> -the
<0> that is a simple tutorial )
<0> and I dont go to the #linux homepage
<9> those are just files :/
<0> says ou
<0> you also obviously didnt read teh tutorials there
<7> like this - http://cancel.kicks-***.net/public/guest/howto/iptables/iptables.txt
<0> the comments are the tutor
<0> and notice the html files and mht files there
<0> those are called tutorials
<7> ah ok
<0> http://cancel.kicks-***.net/public/guest/howto/iptables/iptablesnat.mht thats a tutorial
<10>
<0> and the txt files are commented and well the rules speak for themselves
<11> hi 2 all
<9> I meant to say, with your iptables knowledge you could write a tutorial explaining the rules and stuff. but never mind
<0> Al-Ashtar: you're not getting it
<0> that is the tutorial
<9> ok
<0> it doesnt get simpler other then me going
<0> open your terminal
<0> type iptables balh blah
<0> which is already in the script
<0> only way it'd get easier is if i come over there and hold hands while yado it
<0> comments included like # (1) Policies (default)
<0> # (2) User-defined chain for ACCEPTed TCP packets
<0> #iptables -N okay
<9> I know what you mean. but to me, if I understand what the hell I'm doing is better than you writing a script that says " if you want to allow port 80 type this"
<0> # (3) INPUT chain rules
<10> isn't man iptables all you need?
<0> guinness: exactly
<0> and I'm not rewriting the manual
<9> man pages shouldn't be named man pages
<10> woman pages?
<9> it should be gay pages
<0> Al-Ashtar: then you should be all over them
<0> the Al-Ashtar files
<10> following that train of thought, girls have coodies
<9> I hate the man-pages
<0> Al-Ashtar: thats too bad for you
<0> and honestly enough tuts on iptables out there
<0> thing called google
<9> no Cancel, not everyone has the same taste as you :P
<10> ok that didn't make sense
<9> guinness: it was a late reply to Cancel's suggestion that I would be all over them if they were called gay pages
<0> you would
<10> ah ok, now it makes sense
<0> like white on rice
<9> again, not everyone shares your taste
<10> ok i hate this laptop, the power adaptor keeps disconnecting
<0> send it to me
<10> i'm going to have to go to the store and use the warrenty
<10> but its not constant so I dunno how i'm going to show it
<12> ok... here is an odd one... I mount /dev/hdb5 to /data like I always have, and try to open some files on the drive with open office spreadsheet.
<12> Unable to mount the selected volume.:; mount: according to mtab, /dev/hdb5 is already mounted on /data; mount failed
<12> how does that make sense?
<12> Ofcourse it's already mounted... if it wasn't I would have told open office to open it!
<9> Cancel: is that you on the bike ?
<0> what bike
<9> on your site
<1> cancel: I'm attempting to add the p***wd option to my Screen section on the xorg.conf. I have two monitors, so do I add the line to one/both/neither?
<0> p3nguin: add to the first as i have two monitors as well :)
<0> http://www.ringo.com/explore/member.html?memberId=133636596
<12> So what is causing that problem?
<0> Al-Ashtar: thats my bikes
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