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.
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Den 12 sep 2013 10:42 skrev "Petter Reinholdtsen" :
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[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
Ok. I see.
This was a new configuration to me. Well in this case I can see the
interest in having a socket option. However implementing it is likely
not trivial depending on the spagetti-code of vnc. Patch is welcome! :-)
I'll see what I can do about this however when I get some more time.
Likely
Hi Ola
Ola Lundqvist wrote:
Hi Jakob
[...]
What virtualisation technique do you use? I ask because normally the
socket is local to the virtual machine in question. This means that you
can not share the socket over the virtual machine border.
I am using qemu. The vnc server is not running wit
Hi Jakob
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 12:27:11AM +0200, Jakob Lell wrote:
> Hi Ola,
>
> the main reason why I want to use unix domain sockets is that I
> sometimes run a lot of virtual machines with kvm simultaneously.
> Normally I only access the machines via ssh. However, I have to use vnc
> to d
Hi Ola,
the main reason why I want to use unix domain sockets is that I
sometimes run a lot of virtual machines with kvm simultaneously.
Normally I only access the machines via ssh. However, I have to use vnc
to debug problems with the network configuration. So I just use vnc as a
convenient
Hi Jakob
What would you need vnc for in this case? I understand that people
would like to use UDP (even if it would not work with the current vnc protocol),
but unix sockets is very strange to me.
I mean a unix socket is only local to your local computer.
I do not understand this request. :)
Th
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Hi,
it would be very useful if xvnc4viewer could connect to unix domain
sockets instead of tcp ports. This would allow using simple unix
filesystem permissions for access control
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