VNC Server + X11 forwarding

ARM
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Use: Manjaro-ARM-kde-plasma-rpi4-22.08

Hi,
I need to use MobaXterm to connect to my Manjaro via VNC and SSH.
SSH connection it works for me but without support X11 forwarding.

1, how can i enable/install X11 forwardingsupport on my manjaro?

2, how can I install a VNC server that will be accessible to various programs that support VNC connections (example: MobaXterm )?

Thanks.

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Hi Jana,

For X11 forwarding change this in /etc/ssh/sshd_config

X11Forwarding yes
X11DisplayOffset 10
X11UseLocalhost yes

Maybe Remmina

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Remmina also occurred to me, but it seems that remmina is only a client without a server or no ?

I use RealVNC for everything, I found this: https://forum.manjaro.org/t/trouble-with-vnc-server-generic/104690
(pamac build realvnc-vnc-server)

But I don’t know how to continue proceed and start RealVNC server.

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I have Manjaro ARM, deb package won’t work for me or will it?

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Ah, I thought you already installed this as described here:

But the setup process should be the same.

Nope, you can’t install deb packages on Manjaro.

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(pamac build realvnc-vnc-server ) Does this mean that it will be compiled and automatically installed at the same time?

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Yes, you can also use: pamac install realvnc-vnc-server

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it seems that the assembly went well, but no command will start the VNC Server :frowning:

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What are you trying to achieve?

If you want to control your remote using VNC over SSH

If you want to be able to run a single program on the remote machine and display the gui on your local you use X11 forwarding - xdmcp over ssh

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Heard about it today. maybe also an alternative to VNC
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/rustdesk

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Do you need the full desktop or just an application? If it’s just an application you can call it through ssh once it’s set up properly.

$ssh -X user@server

Once logged in you can call the application.

$application

You could also just use x11vnc and set it up as a service so it starts at boot. Any simple client will connect to it. I use gvncviewer when I actually use it…not often.