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List:       vnc-list
Subject:    Re: running server when logging out
From:       Wade Maxfield <maxfield () one ! ctelcom ! net>
Date:       1998-11-30 1:23:18
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  I believe that you could use inetd to run the server on a port you put
in /etc/services.  Inetd has a configuration file.  You could play with
it.  I would make it run as a fairly low user.  You can use sudo to run
programs you want that user to have access to as root. 

wade

On Sun, 29 Nov 1998, Torben Dam Jensen wrote:

> Is there any way to run the server on linux when
> you are logged out? 
> (so that you can connect using the viewer without having to
> start up a telnet client first) ?
> 
> My idea is a cron job that runs once, then again in 5 years
> (=never).
> 
> 	- Torben 
> 
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