VNC Configurations
Aug 28, 2008
I have been reading various articles on these forums regarding the issue of installing a VNC server on my VPS using GNOME.
I have been following a guide produced by a member called TouchVPS and so far I have had no problems, I have sucessfully completed all of the stages below, although when I connect to my server via UltraVNC Viewer I am presented with a grey screen and a black cross.
Further looking into the issue, I decided to run gnome-session to see whether the application would execute in memory (via SSH) and encountered the following message:
Code:
Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display
I realise this might be becuase I am trying to launch from the shell, but was wondering whether it had anything to do with the problem.
Any how here is the intructional guide I have followed:
Quote:
for centos/fedora:
1. yum -y update
2. yum -y install gnome*
3. yum -y install vnc-server vnc nano
now use:
4. vncserver - set your VNC password the results will be:
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xauth: creating new authority file /root/.Xauthority
New 'desktop:1 (root)' desktop is desktop:1
Creating default startup script /root/.vnc/xstartup
Starting applications specified in /root/.vnc/xstartup
Log file is /root/.vnc/desktop:1.log
=== that means the VNC is up and running on port 5901 now use:
5. killall -9 Xvnc
6. nano .vnc/xstartup
delete twm & and replace with gnome-session &, save.
7. vncserver results will be like this:
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Warning: desktop:1 is taken because of /tmp/.X1-lock
Remove this file if there is no X server desktop:1
New 'desktop:2 (root)' desktop is desktop:2
Starting applications specified in /root/.vnc/xstartup
Log file is /root/.vnc/desktop:2.log
===== that means your vnc is up and running on port 5902 and you are ready to go now .
this are easy steps i use them in so many virtual servers with centos fedora and always work without a problem.
or contact me and i will be more than happy to install it for you free.
I have completed all of the steps in this tutorial and I am running CentOS 5 if this helps.
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Nov 19, 2008
Buying a dedicated server, what configuration would you expect to be as standard memory, hard drive, and raid?
And what would your budget be for this configuration? What do you expect to pay for it?
The CPU would be as the following:
Single CPU Quad Core Xeon 3220
Single CPU Quad Core Xeon 5430
Dual CPU Quad Core Xeon 5430
What standard configuration would you expect on these?
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CentOS 4.4 Server (VPS OpenVZ)
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Ok, I have a small business with 20 user, 4 of which are partners. I want all 20 users to have the own mailbox and address.
However I want all email sent and received copied to the 4 partners mailboxes.
So, for example.
Employee 1 (joe.bloggs@domain.com) gets an email into his mailbox, and then he replies to it.
Ideally, all emails to and from joe.bloggs@domain.com get copied into a folder within each of the partners mailbox, but one step at a time ehh.
What I want is the email coming in and the reply copied to all partners mailbox aswell, by default.
Is there a way to set this up via the server, instead of the email client, as this could be tampered with.
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I have two problems regarding Mailman Mailing Lists.
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How do I change/repair the configurations properly? I've installed the newest MU and already to reinstall mailman.
2) I get an Internal Server Error when visiting the domain.tld/mailman Interface. Reason is mod_suexec, which I need to disable for domain.tld/mailman, but where and how? All the vhost configurations are created automatically.
I could imagine this is related to my first problem and the mod_suexec thing is properly configured in the lists-subdomain config.
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