Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Q&A Forum => Topic started by: worm on November 28, 2024, 11:07:26 AM
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I have installed the latest version 15.0 and downloaded and installed X0vncserver using APPS. The client is realvnc viewer under Win10, and the file transfer function is not available! Attempted to install Tightvnc server in hopes of supporting file transfer functionality, but it did not run properly after installation! As shown in the attached image. The prompt shows that the font is missing. I don't know which font needs to be downloaded to run it properly? Please enlighten me, God! Of course, if x0vncserver can also transfer files!
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isn't this a duplicate question as one you asked previously?
https://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,27377.msg176326.html#msg176326
This is my first time using the tinycore system, and I am using the latest version 15! Search for the keyword VNC in the APPS program, select x0vncserver. tcz to download and install, and then use the command: x0vncserver PasswordFile=/home/tc/. vnc/passwd in [Terminal]. I can connect normally using VNCViewer in Windows 10, but I cannot use the file transfer function! How can I use it to both remotely and transfer files? And how should I set up VNCSERVER to start normally even after booting up?
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It's not a repetition, haha! Because x0vncserver did not implement this feature and instead used tightvnc, other issues arose! Mainly because I couldn't find the function to delete posts, this is my first time using the forum.
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Just dug out my old stuff
$ cat /home/tc/.X.d/x11vnc
#!/bin/sh
[ -f /usr/local/tce.installed/x11vnc ] || exit
x11vnc -gui -usepw -forever -loop -ncache 10 &
I used to use x11vnc for remote control, I don't do that anymore because KVM.
For file transfer, I'd rather use ssh or sftp from openssh.
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I always use mc to transfer files, it's supports sftp.
mc=Midnight Commander.
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Just dug out my old stuff
$ cat /home/tc/.X.d/x11vnc
#!/bin/sh
[ -f /usr/local/tce.installed/x11vnc ] || exit
x11vnc -gui -usepw -forever -loop -ncache 10 &
I used to use x11vnc for remote control, I don't do that anymore because KVM.
For file transfer, I'd rather use ssh or sftp from openssh.
Openssh file transfer is very efficient, but I don't use it much! Because it is mainly for GUI purposes, I only want to open one port to solve the problem! Big brother, can this command line support file transfer?
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I always use mc to transfer files, it's supports sftp.
mc=Midnight Commander.
thanks~I don't want to add too many software at the moment, I need to ensure the volume.
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ensure the volume of efficient file transfer via open one port without too much command line support software small sister shazbot https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Shazbot
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In the new version 15 of apps, x11vnc is no longer searchable..
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ensure the volume of efficient file transfer via open one port without too much command line support software small sister shazbot https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Shazbot
Sorry~Click on your link, there is no relevant software in the content~
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http://tinycorelinux.net/15.x/x86_64/tcz/x11vnc.tcz.info
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Hi worm
In the new version 15 of apps, x11vnc is no longer searchable..
x11vnc is only present in the x86_64 (64 bit) repository.
In your original post, you said:
I have installed the latest version 15.0 and downloaded and installed X0vncserver using APPS. ...
x0vncserver (lowercase x) is only present in the x86 (32 bit) repository.
It sounds like you are running x86.
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Hi worm
In the new version 15 of apps, x11vnc is no longer searchable..
x11vnc is only present in the x86_64 (64 bit) repository.
In your original post, you said:
I have installed the latest version 15.0 and downloaded and installed X0vncserver using APPS. ...
x0vncserver (lowercase x) is only present in the x86 (32 bit) repository.
It sounds like you are running x86.
Well, yes, I use 32-bit. At present, it can only be remotely controlled and the file transfer function is not effective, even copying and pasting strings is not possible! Thank you for your guidance, big brother. I will try a 64 bit system.
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In the afternoon, I tested x11vnc on a 64 bit system and used the command line: (x11vnc -permitfiletransfer) to run VNC server normally, but the file transfer function is still not available!
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In the afternoon, I tested x11vnc on a 64 bit system and used the command line: (x11vnc -permitfiletransfer) to run VNC server normally, but the file transfer function is still not available!
These extensions have been installed on the system. I tested 64 bit mainly using x11vnc, but the results were not satisfactory. It still does not support VNC file transfer function!
Checking the manual page (https://linux.die.net/man/1/x11vnc)
There are other options related with file-transfer, maybe they are related ?
-tightfilexfer
Enable the TightVNC file transfer extension.
Oh~, almost forgot, have you check the permission of the target directory ?
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In the afternoon, I tested x11vnc on a 64 bit system and used the command line: (x11vnc -permitfiletransfer) to run VNC server normally, but the file transfer function is still not available!
These extensions have been installed on the system. I tested 64 bit mainly using x11vnc, but the results were not satisfactory. It still does not support VNC file transfer function!
Checking the manual page (https://linux.die.net/man/1/x11vnc)
There are other options related with file-transfer, maybe they are related ?
-tightfilexfer
Enable the TightVNC file transfer extension.
Oh~, almost forgot, have you check the permission of the target directory ?
permission of the target directory? What does this mean? According to the current test results, under tinycore in X64, X11VNC is installed, and only commands such as [sudo x11vnc -forever -loop -ultrafilexfer], when combined with UltraVNC's vncviewer.exe, can achieve file transfer functionality! But it cannot be copied and pasted, only VNC-Viewer-7.13.0-Wdows-64bit.exe and TightVNC's tvnviewer.exe can achieve the copy and paste function! Other parameters such as [-permitfiletransfer -tightfilexfer] do not take effect!
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By "target directory", I mean, the location where you are copying from or to.
Are you copying files from windows to /mnt/sda1 ?
Usually, the ownership of /mnt/sda1 is root:root, so you can't just copy into it.
only commands such as [sudo x11vnc -forever -loop -ultrafilexfer], when combined with UltraVNC's vncviewer.exe, can achieve file transfer functionality
This means you CAN transfer files, right ?
But it cannot be copied and pasted, only VNC-Viewer-7.13.0-Wdows-64bit.exe and TightVNC's tvnviewer.exe can achieve the copy and paste function!
Are you expecting that by dragging files from windows, it'll just pop up on TC desktop ?
If that's the case, that would be a total different issue.
You'll need a much heavier desktop environment.
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By "target directory", I mean, the location where you are copying from or to.
Are you copying files from windows to /mnt/sda1 ?
Usually, the ownership of /mnt/sda1 is root:root, so you can't just copy into it.
only commands such as [sudo x11vnc -forever -loop -ultrafilexfer], when combined with UltraVNC's vncviewer.exe, can achieve file transfer functionality
This means you CAN transfer files, right ?
But it cannot be copied and pasted, only VNC-Viewer-7.13.0-Wdows-64bit.exe and TightVNC's tvnviewer.exe can achieve the copy and paste function!
Are you expecting that by dragging files from windows, it'll just pop up on TC desktop ?
If that's the case, that would be a total different issue.
You'll need a much heavier desktop environment.
No, just copying and pasting the clipboard content! At present, testing shows that only X11VNC under X64 can achieve it, and there seems to be no VNC SERVER available on 32-bit.
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Maybe a clipboard manager would help? It wouldn't hurt to try. Parcellite is in the TCL15 repo (both x86 and x86_64).