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- Naonah
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Hi:)
I moved to dedicated machine based in Linux.
Ofc, I got server IP, root and password from provider for SSH connection which works fine.
..but I would like to connect to my server by VNC to see graphic desktop but I cant, lol. When I choose VNC and enter server IP I get info that connection was closed.
Can you tell me how to do this?
Thank you.
Regards.
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Hi:)
I moved to dedicated machine based in Linux.
Ofc, I got server IP, root and password from provider for SSH connection which works fine.
..but I would like to connect to my server by VNC to see graphic desktop but I cant, lol. When I choose VNC and enter server IP I get info that connection was closed.
Can you tell me how to do this?
Thank you.
Regards.
public void l2jserver ()
{
if (you want l2j server == no problems)
use Linux;
else
use Windows;
}
{
if (you want l2j server == no problems)
use Linux;
else
use Windows;
}
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Re: Linux remote desktop
You does not need graphic desktop on the server.
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- Naonah
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Re: Linux remote desktop
..so how to connect to see dedicated machine desktop? 

public void l2jserver ()
{
if (you want l2j server == no problems)
use Linux;
else
use Windows;
}
{
if (you want l2j server == no problems)
use Linux;
else
use Windows;
}
- Aikimaniac
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- goncafa
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Re: Linux remote desktop
You only need ssh.
and provably your server should have installed and runing an X window like Gnome or KDE if your want to connect with VNC.
and provably your server should have installed and runing an X window like Gnome or KDE if your want to connect with VNC.
Best Regards
PS: im sorry my bad english.

PS: im sorry my bad english.

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Re: Linux remote desktop
download putty , you will have a terminal.. not a desktop..
- Naonah
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Re: Linux remote desktop
well, I use Ubuntu 10.10
I have installed GNOME and now I can connect via VNC but my desktop is "blank" lol
anyway if I only need SSH so how to manage a server? (copy server files, start server, view logs etc.) That's why I need "windows" desktop to manage this.
I have installed GNOME and now I can connect via VNC but my desktop is "blank" lol
anyway if I only need SSH so how to manage a server? (copy server files, start server, view logs etc.) That's why I need "windows" desktop to manage this.
public void l2jserver ()
{
if (you want l2j server == no problems)
use Linux;
else
use Windows;
}
{
if (you want l2j server == no problems)
use Linux;
else
use Windows;
}
- badboy29
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Re: Linux remote desktop
using linux commands ofcNaonah wrote:well, I use Ubuntu 10.10
I have installed GNOME and now I can connect via VNC but my desktop is "blank" lol
anyway if I only need SSH so how to manage a server? (copy server files, start server, view logs etc.) That's why I need "windows" desktop to manage this.

- goncafa
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Re: Linux remote desktop
you dont need window desktop fot manage this. and if you have not running a windows desktop you haven more memory for your L2J.Naonah wrote:well, I use Ubuntu 10.10
I have installed GNOME and now I can connect via VNC but my desktop is "blank" lol
anyway if I only need SSH so how to manage a server? (copy server files, start server, view logs etc.) That's why I need "windows" desktop to manage this.
Best Regards
PS: im sorry my bad english.

PS: im sorry my bad english.

- Naonah
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Re: Linux remote desktop
ok, thx, I will try 

public void l2jserver ()
{
if (you want l2j server == no problems)
use Linux;
else
use Windows;
}
{
if (you want l2j server == no problems)
use Linux;
else
use Windows;
}
- jurchiks
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Re: Linux remote desktop
There's a downside though - without a GUI you need to know all necassary console commands and it also takes more time, especially if you're not experienced.
If you have problems, FIRST TRY SOLVING THEM YOURSELF, and if you get errors, TRY TO ANALYZE THEM, and ONLY if you can't help it, THEN ask here.
Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste!
Discussion breeds innovation.
Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste!
Discussion breeds innovation.
- badboy29
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Re: Linux remote desktop
Yeah you need learn about VI, permissions, move files/rename, copy files, etc. Not hard, just search on our friend google 

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- jurchiks
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Re: Linux remote desktop
Also, I can imagine that editing files through console is kind of hard, if not impossible.
If you have problems, FIRST TRY SOLVING THEM YOURSELF, and if you get errors, TRY TO ANALYZE THEM, and ONLY if you can't help it, THEN ask here.
Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste!
Discussion breeds innovation.
Otherwise you will never learn anything if all you do is copy-paste!
Discussion breeds innovation.
- badboy29
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Re: Linux remote desktop
This depends on the size of the content, if too many rows to edit i prefer to use WinSCP, is very helpful in such cases.
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