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Olivier Robert | 5 Jul 18:07

Re: No vnc desktop with selinux enabled

Hi,

You can connect to the box via ssh and forward you vnc port.
ex:
ssh -L 5900:localhost:5900 you <at> your_box

Then connect your vnc client to localhost on the forwarded port.
vncviewer 127.0.0.1:5900

selinux can run normally on your box and the vnc traffic is secured as well.

Hope it helps,
Olivier


Hope it helps

2008/7/5 <redhatdude <at> bellsouth.net>:
Hello,
I'm having an issue with selinux. Whenever I enable selinux, vnc doens't start my gnome desktop. I only get a grey screen. Once I set selinux to permisive, I connect to the vncserver and can see and use my desktop.
How can I use my desktop with selinux enabled?
Thanks,
EJ

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