我刚刚利用一条 tunnel隧道,把X显示在我的当地机器上。 我用荷兰的雕像(美国) m,因此,我有135ms。 这并非冰,而是ok。
下一步将是Lukas Renggli使用单筒的遥控缓冲包。
请看米格尔·科巴在Gemstone邮递名单上说什么话:
If you have already installed a RFB in your machine then use it.
If you have RFB installed in your image and it is accesible from your
client machine, use it
But, both of them are unencrypted. If you want to encrypted you must
setup a tunnel (maybe with ssh or maybe TLS).
I think that that is redundant because you must use a tunnel and then
the RFB. So what I do, in linux is to install the minimal X libraries
and then forward the X session to my local machine.
服务器(Debian/Ubuntu指令):
能力更新
备用设备
纬度
用户机器的测试:
ssh -X remote_server
squeakvm gemtools.image &
This will start the squeakvm process on the server, but all the graphics
will be shown on the local machine (the Xserver for this particular
scenario).
Also, if you install RFB on some of your images and start them headless,
you can use xtightvncviewer to connect to inside the image through the
RFB server.
ssh -X remote_server
xtightvncviewer localhost:0 &
this will run the xtightvncviewer on the remote server but, again, will
show on your local machine. Supposing you have your image in the remote
server running RFB in the first display.
Which is the advantage:
- You don t have to open ports for RFB on the remote server
- You transmit everything encrypted through ssh
- You only run the commands on demand in the remote server. You don t
have to have VNC running always.
- You can configure your RFB in the image to accept only localhost
connections and not from everywhere.
Martin McClure adviced me to take a look at NoMachines NX (less chatty X),
but that s still on my todo list.
关于另一套部署指示,请参看Miguelsblog
