Re: SUSE 9.2 resume VNC login

Jeff Whitfield wrote:

> What I
> want it to do is allow me to login to a session and, whenever I lock
the
> session or close my client without logging out.

I don't think such a feature exists: resume a closed/finished/broken
session. You have to reinitialize and "handshake". One very good
reason for
that is security.


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kalev- adjusted his/her tin foil beanie and asbestos underwear to
write:

> Jeff Whitfield wrote:
>
>> What I
>> want it to do is allow me to login to a session and, whenever I
lock
>> the session or close my client without logging out.
>
> I don't think such a feature exists: resume a closed/finished/broken

> session. You have to reinitialize and "handshake". One very good
> reason for that is security.
>
>

I seem to remember a thread about this a while back on one of the
alt.os
groups ( could have been alt.os.linux.suse ) I can`t remember if it
was
sorted out but I think kalev is correct.

Try a google groups search to see if you can pick the thread up and
see
what the outcome was.


HTH

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Mark
Novell Support Forums SysOp
Twixt hill and high water
N. Wales, UK.

"kalev-" <you.wish@duh.net> wrote in message
news:3afrspF68igmdU1@individual.net...
> Jeff Whitfield wrote:
>
>> What I
>> want it to do is allow me to login to a session and, whenever I
lock the
>> session or close my client without logging out.
>
> I don't think such a feature exists: resume a closed/finished/broken

> session. You have to reinitialize and "handshake". One very good
reason
> for
> that is security.

The original VNC most certainly supports that. Whether the
implementation of
TightVNC on SuSE does is another story, I haven't had a chance to
chase that
down. (I'm the one who wrote the SunOS port of VNC, many many moons
ago.)