No matter what kind of config or parameter or server used under the chroot, the android vnc clients used have not been able to connect sending back either a null error message or a connection refused message.
Basic steps:
install vncserver under chroot (vnc4server, tigervnc/standalone or other)
configure .vnc/xstartup to load gui
start server and provide display (ex.: vncserver :1)
export display (export DISPLAY=":1"
could you provide a sample of the steps taken to do so as i've seemingly exhausted all options?
EDIT:
The issue may be related to the binding of the termux $HOME into the chroot, resulting in the vncserver being used not complying with the chroot. Will test further but advisory should be added in readme.
No matter what kind of config or parameter or server used under the chroot, the android vnc clients used have not been able to connect sending back either a null error message or a connection refused message.
Basic steps:
install vncserver under chroot (vnc4server, tigervnc/standalone or other) configure .vnc/xstartup to load gui start server and provide display (ex.: vncserver :1) export display (export DISPLAY=":1"
could you provide a sample of the steps taken to do so as i've seemingly exhausted all options?
EDIT:
The issue may be related to the binding of the termux $HOME into the chroot, resulting in the vncserver being used not complying with the chroot. Will test further but advisory should be added in readme.