X11VNC connection ends randomly
I have a X11VNC server running on a local machine in my LAN. In the past month, it has been "randomly" kicking my client out of session as I use it. I'm not certain as to how to debug the error and I can't seem to find a similar issue via search.
Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
X11VNC (installed and running for over a year)
Multiple clients tried and failed
networking 18.04 vnc
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I have a X11VNC server running on a local machine in my LAN. In the past month, it has been "randomly" kicking my client out of session as I use it. I'm not certain as to how to debug the error and I can't seem to find a similar issue via search.
Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
X11VNC (installed and running for over a year)
Multiple clients tried and failed
networking 18.04 vnc
asked 9 hours ago
Ubuntu JoeUbuntu Joe
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I would check if the process is still running on server machine (pgrep -l vnc) and if the connection is stable with (ping -f lanServerIpAddr, readman ping).
– Pablo Bianchi
5 hours ago
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I have a X11VNC server running on a local machine in my LAN. In the past month, it has been "randomly" kicking my client out of session as I use it. I'm not certain as to how to debug the error and I can't seem to find a similar issue via search.
Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
X11VNC (installed and running for over a year)
Multiple clients tried and failed
networking 18.04 vnc
asked 9 hours ago
Ubuntu JoeUbuntu Joe
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I have a X11VNC server running on a local machine in my LAN. In the past month, it has been "randomly" kicking my client out of session as I use it. I'm not certain as to how to debug the error and I can't seem to find a similar issue via search.
Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
X11VNC (installed and running for over a year)
Multiple clients tried and failed
networking 18.04 vnc
networking 18.04 vnc
asked 9 hours ago
Ubuntu JoeUbuntu Joe
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I would check if the process is still running on server machine (pgrep -l vnc) and if the connection is stable with (ping -f lanServerIpAddr, readman ping).
– Pablo Bianchi
5 hours ago
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I would check if the process is still running on server machine (pgrep -l vnc) and if the connection is stable with (ping -f lanServerIpAddr, readman ping).
– Pablo Bianchi
5 hours ago
I would check if the process is still running on server machine (
pgrep -l vnc) and if the connection is stable with (ping -f lanServerIpAddr, read man ping).– Pablo Bianchi
5 hours ago
I would check if the process is still running on server machine (
pgrep -l vnc) and if the connection is stable with (ping -f lanServerIpAddr, read man ping).– Pablo Bianchi
5 hours ago
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I would check if the process is still running on server machine (
pgrep -l vnc) and if the connection is stable with (ping -f lanServerIpAddr, readman ping).– Pablo Bianchi
5 hours ago