The password for VNC was a requirement since I could not set up password-less VNC, or enable VNC on login screen in gdm on Wayland. Is it possible to give this a bit of higher priority? I would also settle for a workaround whether it's an init script/systemd service or cron job.Īpparently, keyring is not unlocked automatically when auto login is enabled, hence all the stuff above. I was so excited to go back to Linux as a desktop OS after 10 years but the lack of proper remote access to Wayland really disappointed me. The option is then silently changed to "ask for confirmation" because password was not found. It is still recorded somewhere that "password" auth is enabled, but password is not found
It is only saved in memory and is lost after reboot, The password is not recorded: "gsettings list-keys -desktop.vnc" only lists: "view-only", "auth-method", "encryption" but not "password", The option is now changed to "ask you for confirmation" instead of "enter this password"! Go into configuration in the interface again, the option for "let users enter a password" is selected but no characters are showing as dots (might be expected behaviour to hide password length)Ĩ. Try connecting again, password is rejected: "password check failed!"Ħ. Or reboot directly from terminal with #rebootĥ. Windows TightVNC connects fine, works fineĤ. Set a password from Gnome Settings in the interface on the right topģ.
#gsettings set -desktop.vnc encryption "" (not sure if it makes a difference)Ģ. I am using Wayland but not sure what the original ticket is for. Albeit I would say it is unlikely it had an impact. So that I can connect from non-Linux clients. #gsettings set -desktop.vnc encryption "" It might be a slightly different scenario as I disabled encryption with:
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