I added a user, it's not root or sudo, i start a vnc server, i use vnc viewer and i can't seem to connect, it works fine for root user.
#i can't connect to vnc server that non root account started Ubuntu
mossy steppe
pure zinc
We needmore information than that, which you should have provided instead of us asking.
Knowing stuff like this helps:
- Is Ubuntu in proot / qemu on the device or in the cloud / on a different device (or server)?
- Did you properly set up port-forwarding the router (most cellular ISPs don't allow it)?
- Did you let it through the firewall?
Other questions exist that would be helpful to know.
trim veldt
try to bind termux tmp directory or use -tcp argument in your vncserver
mossy steppe
Everything works on root, i had it set up but i want to run some things that won't run if it's root user, so i made another account and it won't connect on vnc view
But in root it works just fine
trim veldt
Everything works on root, i had it set up but i want to run some things that won...
Use vncserver :0 -tcp listen :0
mossy steppe
Use vncserver :0 -tcp listen :0
It resulted in -sh: 10: :0: not found
trim veldt
It resulted in -sh: 10: :0: not found
How , send screenshot
restive vessel
Use vncserver :0 -tcp listen :0
this isn't look like a valid command
why two ports?
restive vessel
you could check the logs and send us here
cat ~/.vnc/localhost\:1.log
At the bottom it says unrecognized option -tcp, above that is av very long log
restive vessel
vncserver :0 is enough
pure zinc
Possible that it found some "lock files" that is causing it to keep changing