Closed ich777 closed 3 years ago
Apparently I’m missing something, because TurboVNC doesn’t have anything that listens on port 5900. TurboVNC sessions listen on ports 5901-5999, and their associated web servers listen on 5801-5899.
Sorry mentioned the wrong port... It is actually 5899
Is a TurboVNC server listening on Display :99? If not, then I still have no explanation. How are you starting the TurboVNC Server? Please provide details.
@dcommander sorry for the inconvenience and disturbing you, something was wrong with my port mappings inside the container and I think that was causing the issue (actually had a long day yesterday).
Thank you very much for helping me out and sorry for wasting your time... :/
Is there a way to disable the integrated webserver that runs by default on port 5900? The command line argument
-nohttpd
doesn't work and also if I set$enableHTTP = 0;
in/etc/turbovncserver.conf
this changes nothing.Am I missing something here? Maybe someone could help me out. :)
I'm running TurboVNC Server v2.2.6 on Debian Buster.