Hi Just to check. You can let it listen to 127.0.0.1 only to achieve similar results. The only limit is that you can not use file permissions to limit access.
But I agree, socket support would be good. Inguza Technology AB Sent from a phone Den 12 sep 2013 10:42 skrev "Petter Reinholdtsen" <p...@hungry.com>: > [Ola Lundqvist 2008-10-20] > > What would you need vnc for in this case? > > One use case is xrdp, which currently uses VNC in the background and > translate it to RDP. It would be better, security wise, if the vnc > server used by xrdp did not listed on any IP address. It would remove > the need to have a password assigned to the VNC server, and file > permissions could be used for access control instead. :) > > -- > Happy hacking > Petter Reinholdtsen >
