Login to Your client area (https://clients.santrex.net/clientarea.php) on santrex.net then go to products (https://clients.santrex.net/clientarea.php?action=products).
On the right side of Your seedbox account there is a icon product details, click it.
Bellow the seedbox account informations You will see 3 links.
Login: RUtorrent - FTP
Functions: Restart
Use Function Restart then wait 1-5minutes.
If that won't help please contact support.Login to Your client area (https://clients.santrex.net/clientarea.php) on santrex.net then go to products (https://clients.santrex.net/clientarea.php?action=products).
On the right side of Your seedbox account there is a icon product details, click it.
Bellow the seedbox account informations You will see 3 links.
Login: RUtorrent - FTP
Functions: Restart
Use Function Restart then wait 1-5minutes.
If that won't help please contact support.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Windows XP settings
Start -> Settings -> Control Panel
On the left side "Create a new Connection"
Then next, second from top "Connect to the network at my workplace"
Then "Virtual Private Network Connection"
Type the name, then choose weather You want automatic or not, type the host name You have been given from us.Start -> Settings -> Control Panel
On the left side "Create a new Connection"
Then next, second from top "Connect to the network at my workplace"
Then "Virtual Private Network Connection"
Type the name, then choose weather You want automatic or not, type the host name You have been given from us.
On the left side "Create a new Connection"
Then next, second from top "Connect to the network at my workplace"
Then "Virtual Private Network Connection"
Type the name, then choose weather You want automatic or not, type the host name You have been given from us.Start -> Settings -> Control Panel
On the left side "Create a new Connection"
Then next, second from top "Connect to the network at my workplace"
Then "Virtual Private Network Connection"
Type the name, then choose weather You want automatic or not, type the host name You have been given from us.
How to use http proxy hosting
Firefox:
Go to Tools > Options > Advanced > Network > Connection Settings and then select manual proxy configuration.
Internet Explorer:
Go to Tools > Internet Options > Connections > and press LAN settings. Then check "Use a proxy server for your LAN" and enter the info sent to your email.
Firefox:
Go to Tools > Options > Advanced > Network > Connection Settings and then select manual proxy configuration.
Internet Explorer:
Go to Tools > Internet Options > Connections > and press LAN settings. Then check "Use a proxy server for your LAN" and enter the info sent to your email.
Go to Tools > Options > Advanced > Network > Connection Settings and then select manual proxy configuration.
Internet Explorer:
Go to Tools > Internet Options > Connections > and press LAN settings. Then check "Use a proxy server for your LAN" and enter the info sent to your email.
Firefox:
Go to Tools > Options > Advanced > Network > Connection Settings and then select manual proxy configuration.
Internet Explorer:
Go to Tools > Internet Options > Connections > and press LAN settings. Then check "Use a proxy server for your LAN" and enter the info sent to your email.
Installing Unreal IRCd
Hopefully you have already downloaded the source. If not, get it here: http://www.unrealircd.com
1. wget http://www1.dnwt.net/unreal/Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
2. tar -zxvf Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
3. rm Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
Then lets run the script!
1. cd Unreal3.2
2. ./Config
Now the script is running! You will see notes about Unreal 3.2.3, you do not have to read this! Just press enter once, then spacebar until you see this
1. wget http://www1.dnwt.net/unreal/Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
2. tar -zxvf Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
3. rm Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
Then lets run the script!
1. cd Unreal3.2
2. ./Config
Now the script is running! You will see notes about Unreal 3.2.3, you do not have to read this! Just press enter once, then spacebar until you see this
1. wget http://www1.dnwt.net/unreal/Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
2. tar -zxvf Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
3. rm Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
Then lets run the script!
1. cd Unreal3.2
2. ./Config
Now the script is running! You will see notes about Unreal 3.2.3, you do not have to read this! Just press enter once, then spacebar until you see this
==[ ADDITIONAL INFO ]==
* See ChangeLog
[Enter to continue]
* See ChangeLog
[Enter to continue]
Then answer the questions it asks.
To launch Unreal IRCD use this command:
./unreal start
Hopefully you have already downloaded the source. If not, get it here: http://www.unrealircd.com1. wget http://www1.dnwt.net/unreal/Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
2. tar -zxvf Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
3. rm Unreal3.2.3.tar.gz
Then lets run the script!
1. cd Unreal3.2
2. ./Config
Now the script is running! You will see notes about Unreal 3.2.3, you do not have to read this! Just press enter once, then spacebar until you see this
==[ ADDITIONAL INFO ]==
* See ChangeLog
[Enter to continue]
* See ChangeLog
[Enter to continue]
Then answer the questions it asks.
To launch Unreal IRCD use this command:
./unreal start
Installing psyBNC and using it
Downloading psyBNC:
- At the shell prompt, type:get-psybnc
Alternative method:- wget http://www.psybnc.at/download/beta/psyBNC-2.3.2-9.tar.gz
- tar -zxvf psyBNC-2.3.2-9.tar.gz
Compiling psyBNC:
- At the shell prompt, type:nano .nanorc
- Make these changes to .nanorc:set nowrap
Save & exit. - At the shell prompt, type:
- cd psybnc
- nano config.h
- Make these changes to config.h:
- #define CRYPT
- #define BLOWFISH
- #define MULTIUSER
- #define MAXUSER 20
- #define MAXCONN 40
- #define BLOCKDNS
- #define NETWORK
- #define SCRIPTING
- #define PROXYS
- #define LOGLEVEL 0
- #define CTCPVERSION “[CTCP version response shown when not connected to psyBNC]”
- #define SSLSEC 2
Only define these options if required:- #define INTNET (Enables ircd)
- #define LINKAGE (Enables linkage)
- #define DCCFILES (Enables DCC get and send)
- #define DCCCHAT (Enables DCC chat)
Save & exit. - At the shell prompt, type:
- make
- mkdir backup
- mv salt.h backup
Configuring psyBNC:
- At the shell prompt, type:nano psybnc.conf
- Make these changes to psybnc.conf:
- PSYBNC.HOSTALLOWS.ENTRY0=*;*
- PSYBNC.SYSTEM.ME=[bouncer name] (bnc01, mybouncer, psybnc1, etc..)
- PSYBNC.SYSTEM.HOST1=[your shell IP address] (Sent to you via email)
- PSYBNC.SYSTEM.PORT1=[the port psyBNC will listen on] (Valid range: 1000-65535. Avoid port 31337.)
- USER1.USER.VHOST=[your vhost IP address]
- USER1.USER.LOGIN=[username] (Select a psyBNC login name)
- USER1.USER.PASS=[password] (Select a psyBNC password)
- USER1.USER.USER=[real name] (Your real name in /whois)
- USER1.USER.NICK=[IRC nickname]
- USER1.USER.AWAYNICK=[away nickname]
- USER1.USER.AUTOREJOIN=0 (Disables auto rejoin when not connected to psyBNC, default=1)
- USER1.USER.DCCENABLED=0 (Disables DCC, default=1)
- USER1.USER.RIGHTS=1 (Enables admin rights, default=1)
- USER1.USER.VLINK=0 (Disables linkage, default=1)
- USER1.USER.AIDLE=1
- USER1.USER.AUTOGETDCC=0
- USER1.USER.CERT=+
- USER1.USER.LASTLOG=0
- USER1.USER.LEAVEQUIT=1
- USER1.USER.PARENT=0
- USER1.USER.PPORT=0
- USER1.USER.QUITTED=0
- USER1.USER.SYSMSG=1
- USER1.SERVERS.SERVER1=[IRC server IP address] (First server psyBNC will connect to)
- USER1.SERVERS.PORT1=[IRC server port #]
- USER1.CHANNELS.ENTRY0=[#channel name] (First channel psyBNC will join)
- USER1.CHANNELS.KEY0=[channel key] (First channel key)
- USER1.CHANNELS.ENTRY1=[#channel name]
- USER1.CHANNELS.KEY1=[channel key]
Save & exit.- Vhosts available on the Thunder network (69.42.219.*, 67.220.65.*)
- Vhosts available on the Hurricane network (72.8.156.*, 72.20.53.*)
- Vhosts available on the Lava network (67.43.226.*)
- At the shell prompt, type:
- more psybnc.conf (Review your settings)
- ./psybnc (Launch psyBNC and Review any errors which may result)
- ps x (Verify that psyBNC is running)
- kill -9 [PID, process ID] (Only if you need to stop the process)
- export VISUAL='nano'
- pwd (Path to psybnc folder, required for next step.)
- crontab -e
- Make the following changes to your crontab file:0,10,20,30,40,50 * * * * /[path to psybnc folder]/psybncchk >/dev/null 2>&1
Save & exit. - At the shell prompt, type:
- crontab -l (Review your settings)
- chmod 700 psybncchk
- nano psybncchk
- Make the following changes to psybncchk:PSYBNCPATH=[path to psybnc folder]
Save & exit.
Configuring mIRC options:
- Tools - Options - Connect:
- Full Name: [your real name, same as USER1.USER.USER in psybnc.conf]
- Email Address: [your psyBNC login name, same as USER1.USER.LOGIN in psybnc.conf]@anydomain.com
- Nickname: [your IRC nickname, same as USER1.USER.NICK in psybnc.conf]
- Tools - Options - Connect - Local Info:
- On connect, always get: Local Host
- Lookup Method: Server
- Tools - Options - Connect - Identd:Disable Identd server
You do not need to run an Identd server. PsyBNC will use the Email Address field as your login name. - Tools - Options - Connect - Servers:Add a new server.
- IRC Server: [your shell IP, same as PSYBNC.SYSTEM.HOST1 in psybnc.conf]
- Ports: [your psyBNC port, same as PSYBNC.SYSTEM.PORT1 in psybnc.conf]
- Password: [your psyBNC password, same as USER1.USER.PASS in psybnc.conf]
Save & initiate a connection to the server. (Remember to press 'Select' in the mIRC server settings dialog or incorrect information will be used when you press 'Connect'.) - Once connected to psyBNC, the following options become available:
- /bvhost [your vhost IP address]
- /addserver [IRC server IP address] :[IRC server port #]
- /listservers
- /j [#channel name] (Channel you want psyBNC to join)
- /bconnect (Connect psyBNC to IRC servers)
- /bquit (Disconnect psyBNC from IRC servers)
- /bhelp (Query help file)
For a list of all available options please refer to a full psyBNC FAQ or tutorial.
Downloading psyBNC:
- At the shell prompt, type:get-psybnc
Alternative method:- wget http://www.psybnc.at/download/beta/psyBNC-2.3.2-9.tar.gz
- tar -zxvf psyBNC-2.3.2-9.tar.gz
Compiling psyBNC:
- At the shell prompt, type:nano .nanorc
- Make these changes to .nanorc:set nowrap
Save & exit. - At the shell prompt, type:
- cd psybnc
- nano config.h
- Make these changes to config.h:
- #define CRYPT
- #define BLOWFISH
- #define MULTIUSER
- #define MAXUSER 20
- #define MAXCONN 40
- #define BLOCKDNS
- #define NETWORK
- #define SCRIPTING
- #define PROXYS
- #define LOGLEVEL 0
- #define CTCPVERSION “[CTCP version response shown when not connected to psyBNC]”
- #define SSLSEC 2
Only define these options if required:- #define INTNET (Enables ircd)
- #define LINKAGE (Enables linkage)
- #define DCCFILES (Enables DCC get and send)
- #define DCCCHAT (Enables DCC chat)
Save & exit. - At the shell prompt, type:
- make
- mkdir backup
- mv salt.h backup
Configuring psyBNC:
- At the shell prompt, type:nano psybnc.conf
- Make these changes to psybnc.conf:
- PSYBNC.HOSTALLOWS.ENTRY0=*;*
- PSYBNC.SYSTEM.ME=[bouncer name] (bnc01, mybouncer, psybnc1, etc..)
- PSYBNC.SYSTEM.HOST1=[your shell IP address] (Sent to you via email)
- PSYBNC.SYSTEM.PORT1=[the port psyBNC will listen on] (Valid range: 1000-65535. Avoid port 31337.)
- USER1.USER.VHOST=[your vhost IP address]
- USER1.USER.LOGIN=[username] (Select a psyBNC login name)
- USER1.USER.PASS=[password] (Select a psyBNC password)
- USER1.USER.USER=[real name] (Your real name in /whois)
- USER1.USER.NICK=[IRC nickname]
- USER1.USER.AWAYNICK=[away nickname]
- USER1.USER.AUTOREJOIN=0 (Disables auto rejoin when not connected to psyBNC, default=1)
- USER1.USER.DCCENABLED=0 (Disables DCC, default=1)
- USER1.USER.RIGHTS=1 (Enables admin rights, default=1)
- USER1.USER.VLINK=0 (Disables linkage, default=1)
- USER1.USER.AIDLE=1
- USER1.USER.AUTOGETDCC=0
- USER1.USER.CERT=+
- USER1.USER.LASTLOG=0
- USER1.USER.LEAVEQUIT=1
- USER1.USER.PARENT=0
- USER1.USER.PPORT=0
- USER1.USER.QUITTED=0
- USER1.USER.SYSMSG=1
- USER1.SERVERS.SERVER1=[IRC server IP address] (First server psyBNC will connect to)
- USER1.SERVERS.PORT1=[IRC server port #]
- USER1.CHANNELS.ENTRY0=[#channel name] (First channel psyBNC will join)
- USER1.CHANNELS.KEY0=[channel key] (First channel key)
- USER1.CHANNELS.ENTRY1=[#channel name]
- USER1.CHANNELS.KEY1=[channel key]
Save & exit.- Vhosts available on the Thunder network (69.42.219.*, 67.220.65.*)
- Vhosts available on the Hurricane network (72.8.156.*, 72.20.53.*)
- Vhosts available on the Lava network (67.43.226.*)
- At the shell prompt, type:
- more psybnc.conf (Review your settings)
- ./psybnc (Launch psyBNC and Review any errors which may result)
- ps x (Verify that psyBNC is running)
- kill -9 [PID, process ID] (Only if you need to stop the process)
- export VISUAL='nano'
- pwd (Path to psybnc folder, required for next step.)
- crontab -e
- Make the following changes to your crontab file:0,10,20,30,40,50 * * * * /[path to psybnc folder]/psybncchk >/dev/null 2>&1
Save & exit. - At the shell prompt, type:
- crontab -l (Review your settings)
- chmod 700 psybncchk
- nano psybncchk
- Make the following changes to psybncchk:PSYBNCPATH=[path to psybnc folder]
Save & exit.
Configuring mIRC options:
- Tools - Options - Connect:
- Full Name: [your real name, same as USER1.USER.USER in psybnc.conf]
- Email Address: [your psyBNC login name, same as USER1.USER.LOGIN in psybnc.conf]@anydomain.com
- Nickname: [your IRC nickname, same as USER1.USER.NICK in psybnc.conf]
- Tools - Options - Connect - Local Info:
- On connect, always get: Local Host
- Lookup Method: Server
- Tools - Options - Connect - Identd:Disable Identd server
You do not need to run an Identd server. PsyBNC will use the Email Address field as your login name. - Tools - Options - Connect - Servers:Add a new server.
- IRC Server: [your shell IP, same as PSYBNC.SYSTEM.HOST1 in psybnc.conf]
- Ports: [your psyBNC port, same as PSYBNC.SYSTEM.PORT1 in psybnc.conf]
- Password: [your psyBNC password, same as USER1.USER.PASS in psybnc.conf]
Save & initiate a connection to the server. (Remember to press 'Select' in the mIRC server settings dialog or incorrect information will be used when you press 'Connect'.) - Once connected to psyBNC, the following options become available:
- /bvhost [your vhost IP address]
- /addserver [IRC server IP address] :[IRC server port #]
- /listservers
- /j [#channel name] (Channel you want psyBNC to join)
- /bconnect (Connect psyBNC to IRC servers)
- /bquit (Disconnect psyBNC from IRC servers)
- /bhelp (Query help file)
For a list of all available options please refer to a full psyBNC FAQ or tutorial.
Installing Psotnics
Let’s make a psotnic bot and start with the cfg file on a notepad:
"nick user
Slave config file
Leaf config file
./psotnic conf.nickLet’s make a psotnic bot and start with the cfg file on a notepad:
"nick user
Slave config file
Leaf config file
./psotnic conf.nick
"nick user
nickappend _-^`|
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost**************
choose here: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
Port here you put the port number you want
Owner password
server ***********
keepnick 1
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost**************
choose here: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
Port here you put the port number you want
Owner password
server ***********
keepnick 1
Slave config file
nickuser
nickappend _-^`|
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost************
choose from: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
hub ip port pass (of the hub) (del hub)
*************
put the portnumber you want
keepnick 1
nickappend _-^`|
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost************
choose from: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
hub ip port pass (of the hub) (del hub)
*************
put the portnumber you want
keepnick 1
Leaf config file
"nick user
nickappend _-^`|
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost************
choose from: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
hub ip port pass
alt ip port
alt you can put as many slaves as you have
server *************
keepnick 1"
nickappend _-^`|
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost************
choose from: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
hub ip port pass
alt ip port
alt you can put as many slaves as you have
server *************
keepnick 1"
configure:
1. mkdir bot
2. cd bot
3. mkdir source
4. cd source
5. wget http://monki.us/~esio/knb.t0tal.in/mirrors/friends.polibuda.info/
~grusin/src/psotnic-current.tar.gz
~grusin/src/psotnic-current.tar.gz
6. tar xvzf psotnic-current.tar.gz
7. mv psotnic-current psotnic
8. cd psotnic
9. ./configure
10. make dynamic
11. cd bin
12. pwd
13. /home/username/login/bot/source/psotnic
14. cp psotnic /home/username/login/bot
15. cd /home/username/login/bot
16. rm -rf source
17. pico
allowing it to startup:
./psotnic –c conf.nick
rm conf.nick.dec
./psotnic conf.nick
"nick user
nickappend _-^`|
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost**************
choose here: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
Port here you put the port number you want
Owner password
server ***********
keepnick 1
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost**************
choose here: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
Port here you put the port number you want
Owner password
server ***********
keepnick 1
Slave config file
nickuser
nickappend _-^`|
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost************
choose from: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
hub ip port pass (of the hub) (del hub)
*************
put the portnumber you want
keepnick 1
nickappend _-^`|
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost************
choose from: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
hub ip port pass (of the hub) (del hub)
*************
put the portnumber you want
keepnick 1
Leaf config file
"nick user
nickappend _-^`|
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost************
choose from: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
hub ip port pass
alt ip port
alt you can put as many slaves as you have
server *************
keepnick 1"
nickappend _-^`|
realname -= la prova del ipv6 =-
myipv4 insert servermainIP here
vhost************
choose from: http://www.santrex.net/domainsvhosts.php
hub ip port pass
alt ip port
alt you can put as many slaves as you have
server *************
keepnick 1"
configure:
1. mkdir bot
2. cd bot
3. mkdir source
4. cd source
5. wget http://monki.us/~esio/knb.t0tal.in/mirrors/friends.polibuda.info/
~grusin/src/psotnic-current.tar.gz
~grusin/src/psotnic-current.tar.gz
6. tar xvzf psotnic-current.tar.gz
7. mv psotnic-current psotnic
8. cd psotnic
9. ./configure
10. make dynamic
11. cd bin
12. pwd
13. /home/username/login/bot/source/psotnic
14. cp psotnic /home/username/login/bot
15. cd /home/username/login/bot
16. rm -rf source
17. pico
allowing it to startup:
./psotnic –c conf.nick
rm conf.nick.dec
./psotnic conf.nick
Sunday, May 26, 2013
How to install VNC server on CentOS 6
VNC is a protocol that is used to share the desktop with other users/computers over the network/Internet.In order to share a desktop, VNC server must be install and configure on the computer and VNC client must be run on the computer that will access the shared desktop.
When we install the minimal copy of CentOS Server, it only gives us the “Command Line” interface.
But some people prefer GUI instead and for this they install Full version of Gnome on CentOS. Actually there is a better way and that is to install VNC. VNC provides a lightweight virtual desktop than full blown version of Gnome.
To run the VNC Server on CentOS, we have to install these required packages:
This is optional:
To start VNC Server on boot
To setup users’ VNC password:
Edit the /etc/sysconfig/vncservers file:
Add the following to the end of the file:
The iptables rules need to be amended to open the VNC ports:
Restart the VNC Server:
Now kill the VNC Server:
Edit the xstartup file in .vnc directory:
Comment the last line and run the Gnome:
Restart the service:
Now, download VNCViewer onto our desktop computer from which we want to access the shared desktop. Connect using ServerIP/Name:1 (:1 is for the VNC server window), In my case it is centos:1.
Enter the password that we created using the vncpasswd command:
We now have GUI access to our server.
Create a local user, using the following command:
Create a password for newly created user:
Switch to the newly created user and run vncpasswd command for it:
Edit the /etc/sysconfig/vncservers file:
Add these lines for new user:
Restart the VNC service:
Kill the vncserver session for new user and edit the xstartup file:
Modify the file so it looks like this:
Restart the VNC service:
Connect with newly created user using centos:2, Where centos is my server name:
Enter the password that we created using the vncpasswd command:
We now have GUI access to our server for newly created user.
Hope this will help you!
When we install the minimal copy of CentOS Server, it only gives us the “Command Line” interface.
But some people prefer GUI instead and for this they install Full version of Gnome on CentOS. Actually there is a better way and that is to install VNC. VNC provides a lightweight virtual desktop than full blown version of Gnome.
To run the VNC Server on CentOS, we have to install these required packages:
sudo yum groupinstall Desktop
sudo yum install tigervnc-server
sudo yum install xorg-x11-fonts-Type1
This is optional:
sudo yum install vnc
To start VNC Server on boot
sudo chkconfig vncserver on
To setup users’ VNC password:
vncpasswd
Edit the /etc/sysconfig/vncservers file:
sudo nano /etc/sysconfig/vncservers
Add the following to the end of the file:
VNCSERVERS="1:arbab"
VNCSERVERARGS[1]="-geometry 1024x600"
The iptables rules need to be amended to open the VNC ports:
sudo iptables -I INPUT 5 -m state --state NEW -m tcp -p tcp -m multiport --dports 5901:5903,6001:6003 -j ACCEPT
sudo service iptables save
sudo service iptables restart
Restart the VNC Server:
sudo service vncserver restart
Now kill the VNC Server:
vncserver -kill :1
Edit the xstartup file in .vnc directory:
nano .vnc/xstartup
Comment the last line and run the Gnome:
#twm &
exec gnome-session &
Restart the service:
sudo service vncserver restart
Now, download VNCViewer onto our desktop computer from which we want to access the shared desktop. Connect using ServerIP/Name:1 (:1 is for the VNC server window), In my case it is centos:1.
Enter the password that we created using the vncpasswd command:
We now have GUI access to our server.
Ability to connect for multiple users:
Create a local user, using the following command:
sudo adduser ali
Create a password for newly created user:
sudo passwd ali
Switch to the newly created user and run vncpasswd command for it:
su ali
vncpasswd
Edit the /etc/sysconfig/vncservers file:
sudo nano /etc/sysconfig/vncservers
Add these lines for new user:
VNCSERVERS="1:arbab 2:ali"
VNCSERVERARGS[1]="-geometry 1024x600"
VNCSERVERARGS[2]="-geometry 1024x600"
Restart the VNC service:
sudo service vncserver restart
Kill the vncserver session for new user and edit the xstartup file:
su ali
vncserver -kill :2
cd ~
nano .vnc/xstartup
Modify the file so it looks like this:
#twm &
exec gnome-session &
Restart the VNC service:
sudo service vncserver restart
Connect with newly created user using centos:2, Where centos is my server name:
Enter the password that we created using the vncpasswd command:
We now have GUI access to our server for newly created user.
Hope this will help you!
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