irv
January 18th, 2006, 09:37 AM
Just a quick tip on VNCViewer.
I didn't want to keep typing “vncviewer -fullscreen 'my server name' every time I wanted to vnc to my server so I made a little scrip and put it in usr/bin and named it vnc.sh.
The scrip has one line:
vncviewer -fullscreen wabasha-server
Replace my server name with yours and this should work for you. The next time you want to use vncviewer just go to the command line in a terminal window and type vnc.sh.
Remember you need to create this scrip as supper user (su) and this scrip is used from a Linux to Linux not windows.
I didn't want to keep typing “vncviewer -fullscreen 'my server name' every time I wanted to vnc to my server so I made a little scrip and put it in usr/bin and named it vnc.sh.
The scrip has one line:
vncviewer -fullscreen wabasha-server
Replace my server name with yours and this should work for you. The next time you want to use vncviewer just go to the command line in a terminal window and type vnc.sh.
Remember you need to create this scrip as supper user (su) and this scrip is used from a Linux to Linux not windows.