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#Tightvnc server configuration file windows install#
#Tightvnc server configuration file windows windows 10#
#Tightvnc server configuration file windows professional#

#Tightvnc server configuration file windows install#

It may worth trying to install vncconfig to see if it works for you. You will see a window allowing to choose which server to connect to. To run the viewer, choose Start->Programs->TightVNC->TightVNC Viewer.

The issue I have with installing vncconfig is probably due to some package repositoriy config issue (do not have much time to figure that one out). To view and control a remote desktop where a TightVNC Server is running, you need to run the TightVNC Viewer. I believe vncconfig would work if vncconfig is installed.

#Tightvnc server configuration file windows windows 10#

Tested copy and paste between VNC client and Windows 10 – it works!.Note “-depth 24” setting the colour depth to 24 – this is required in my case to get VNC to work properly.Next to edit xstart, comment out vncconfig and add autocutselĬhecked “man autocutsel”, the purpose of switch “-fork” is to run autocutsel as daemon in the background. To select multiple files and/or folders, hold down the SHIFT key. The File Transfer dialog opens: Click the Send files button. 1) Download the configuration file for the respective platform For Windows 7, Windows Server 2008R2: pkconfigwin7.Click the VNC Viewer File Transfer toolbar button. Web search did not return much useful information hence attempt to install autocutsel next How do I transfer files from Windows to VNC Sending files to VNC Server.Because vncconfig is already included in the ~./vnc/xstart hence attempt to install vncconfig.Server for Windows: File uploads could fail at changing file modification timestamps. Server for Windows: There was a bug which caused the control interface to crash if the server had a lot of IP addresses. Back to the issue, did web search and found a lot of references to adding the following to the xstartup to resolve the issue When running as a service, TightVNC Server could crash if a user copied something to the clipboard.Xresources is not really have any impact so workaround / suppress the error by creating an empty file /home/username/.vnc/xstartup: 8: /home/username/.vnc/xstartup: vncconfig: not found.

Xrdb: can’t open file ‘/home/username/.Xresources’

Checked the log file (~./vnc/machine:1.log) generated after vncserver started and found the following two errors.

Issue – cannot copy and paste from TightVNC Client to Windows 10.

#Tightvnc server configuration file windows professional#

Client – Windows 10 Professional running TightVNC Client.

After installing Xfce on Debian server and confirmed working, TightVNC Server is installed.