#VNC CONNECT TO DISPLAY 0 HOW TO#

#VNC CONNECT TO DISPLAY 0 HOW TO#

If someone can find out how to do this with Within a main setup script I will just include the code that calls the vnc_access script (which is in a subdirectory 'vnc' but change this to wherever you put the 2nd script. Here is some scripts I use to install vino onto remotes. Run 'vino-server -help' to see a full list of available command line options (process:6843): Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library. If several clients connect using the same port number, they all open a VNC session to the same server user. The client uses the port number to specify which server user it connects to. Which results in the following: $ /usr/lib/vino/vino-server -display 0.0 A display number and a TCP port number are attached to each server user that exports a VNC session. I also tried this as I want the remote screen: /usr/lib/vino/vino-server -display :0.0 It looks like localhost:10.0 takes my local screen. => this works but when I connect to vnc I see my own screen (from the ssh client) and not the remote screen Now I start the vnc server: /usr/lib/vino/vino-server This works: ssh -Y I check the Display i get this: $ echo $DISPLAY

sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade sudo apt install xrdp sudo adduser xrdp ssl-cert sudo adduser -home /home// sudo addgroup tsusers sudo addgroup tsadmins sudo adduser tsusers sudo service xrdp restart.

I have no physical access to the remote machine I did test these steps on two RPI4 systems with fresh installation and now it works.The problem: I am not able to start a vnc server on a remote machine through ssh First of all: I googled all day and tried several suggestions on different forums with no luck

Vnc connect to display 0