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[cypress]

I am not sure if this should go here or in the N00b HQ.

I am running a Debian box with sarge (3.1). I would like to have it stashed away in my closet and access it via VNC. I have a vnc server program installed, x11vnc, I was just wondering how to make it start up at boot time, kind of like a service. Also, is x11vnc a good program that would allow me to access all parts of the computer, or would you recommend another VNC server?

Thanks A Lot!
+CypresS

[Enigma]

I am not sure if this should go here or in the N00b HQ.

I am running a Debian box with sarge (3.1). I would like to have it stashed away in my closet and access it via VNC. I have a vnc server program installed, x11vnc, I was just wondering how to make it start up at boot time, kind of like a service. Also, is x11vnc a good program that would allow me to access all parts of the computer, or would you recommend another VNC server?

Thanks A Lot!
+CypresS

heres a link hope this helps you can accaully turn your vnc server into a "service" of it's own or any app for that matter

http://www.linux.com...OWTO/boot.shtml

if you need any help just email or pm me

-eth0enigma

[mrfishopolis]

On Debian I usually use this procedure if I need something to run at startup.

http://www.debian-ad...org/articles/28

[nenn]

throw it in your /etc/rc.d/rc.local and it will run at boot.