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2008/11/1 Александр Горлов <mail.list.4.ag.hob@gmail.com>:
> No I asked about server software?
>
> Which software shall be installed on ubuntu server
> It is clear that I shall install GNOME and KDE what else?
>
SSH. But make sure that it is configured in a safe manner (ssh2 only,
no root login, etc).
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11-06-2008, 08:37 AM
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> If I not mistake SSH gives access to server via console, but I would like to
> give to users graphic desktop likr GNOME or KDE
You would need VNC.
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11-06-2008, 09:09 AM
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Александр Горлов wrote:
> Could you please clarify?
>
> If I not mistake SSH gives access to server via console, but I would
like to give to users graphic desktop likr GNOME or KDE
Then what you are looking for is probably either:
"Remote Desktop Viewer" (client) and "Remote Desktop" (server).
These are installed by default - I think.
or
You could have a look at VNC sever and client for example.
Be very careful in case you go beyond local area network though.
As a previous poster noted, one can relative safely use SSH2 console
connection, when set up properly.
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11-06-2008, 10:19 AM
"Dotan Cohen"
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2008/11/6 Александр Горлов <mail.list.4.ag.hob@gmail.com>:
> Could you please clarify?
>
> If I not mistake SSH gives access to server via console, but I would like to
> give to users graphic desktop likr GNOME or KDE
>
As several people have noted, you could use VNC or one of it's
spinoffs (the remote desktop applications, which I think are VNC
based). However, it is much safer to simply forward X via SSH. You
might be able to forward and entire desktop that way if that is what
you want (I don't know how, but you should be able to google it easily
enough). Forwarding single applications is very easy, as I mentioned
above.
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11-06-2008, 12:53 PM
"Koh Choon Lin"
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> "Remote Desktop Viewer" (client) and "Remote Desktop" (server).
> These are installed by default - I think.
Is the server package installed by default? I cannot find it.
The GNOME tsclient is there.
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11-06-2008, 04:41 PM
"Carl Friis-Hansen"
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>> "Remote Desktop Viewer" (client) and "Remote Desktop" (server).
>> These are installed by default - I think.
>
> Is the server package installed by default? I cannot find it.
>
> The GNOME tsclient is there.
Yes and no. It is the vinagre that is the VNC client and you find that
thing in: Applications / Internet / Remote desktop or you could write
vinagre in a terminal window.
To share your desktop: System / Preferences / Remote desktop
The tsclient is specially dedicated for M$ terminal server.
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11-07-2008, 01:09 AM
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On 11/05/2008 11:24 PM, Александр Горлов wrote:
> Could you please clarify?
>
> If I not mistake SSH gives access to server via console, but I would like to
> give to users graphic desktop likr GNOME or KDE
Can you please clarify exactly what you are trying to accomplish?
If you are running a standard server you will not have a graphic desktop
(Gnome or KDE) installed. You can easily do so by installing the
ubuntu-desktop and/or kubuntu-desktop.
Depending upon what you want the users to do:
1. If you want them to log in and experience their own desktop, then
install NoMachine's NX (or freeNX). They can then login and experience
their own desktop. NX uses ssh for security. Note: Windows users can
also login from the NX Windows client.
2. If you want them to login with a command line then use
ssh with the -X option. Once logged in they can open a particular
program (OpenOffice for instance) and only that program will open.
3. Use the available Terminal Server client provided by Gnome
(Applications|Internet|Terminal Server Client) or Krdc in kubuntu.
There are many, many ways to connect; in order for anyone to help you
properly you need to clarify _exactly_ what you are trying to accomplish.
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