Super – now we need to tell the systemd system there is a change and to reload systemctl daemon-reload, followed by enabling the new service systemctl enable rvice. we also want the service to be started before the process reaches the multi-user target.the ExecStart and Stop commands should be self explanatory,.forking as the x11vnc creates a child process from the -forever clause.start after some other services have been started / target points have been reached,.Sudo nano /lib/systemd/system/rviceĪfter=rvice network.target syslog.targetĮxecStart=/usr/bin/x11vnc -forever -display :0 -auth guess -passwd password (this is insecure but it’s fine for testing on a LAN I guess.) You can skip this step if you like but I would recommend running x11vnc from a terminal and trying to connect remotely. So why you might want to do this is for remote access via a GUI, or screen sharing, or to a headless server, or virtual machine? Installing x11vnc from the gnome-software centre doesn’t ensure that it starts on boot without a graphical session being logged in each time the machine restarts, hence a slightly longer process is needed.įirst thing we need to do is change the display manager over to lightdm (away from gnome display manager 3). Hey All – revisiting an old one again here with an update for 20.04 (and also the versions in between (most probably).
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