Ok I give up - where in the hell did they put the vnc server service now, and its session configs.
It used to be in xinitd - but that appears to be completely gone. Anyone ?
And turning it on in YAST does nothing it seems.
Ok I give up - where in the hell did they put the vnc server service now, and its session configs.
It used to be in xinitd - but that appears to be completely gone. Anyone ?
And turning it on in YAST does nothing it seems.
[QUOTE=cisaksen;55130]Ok I give up - where in the hell did they put the vnc server service now, and its session configs.
It used to be in xinitd - but that appears to be completely gone. Anyone ?
And turning it on in YAST does nothing it seems.[/QUOTE]
Hi
Is that tigervnc, or the vncmanager-controller?
You should be able to see the systemd unit via;
systemctl list-units |grep vnc
Then check the status of the service (systemctl status ), perhaps there are options to configure via yast /etc/sysconfig editor for your installed vnc implementation.
You can also use journalctl to check the particular unit as well…