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cpulvermacher: mention project home page

cpulvermacher — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 20:48:08 GMT

mention project home page

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		+	This is a HOWTO for setting up SSH tunneling between PresenceVNC and x11vnc server. For more general usage instructions, see the [http://presencevnc.garage.maemo.org/ PresenceVNC Home Page].
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	== Step 1 (setting up) ==		== Step 1 (setting up) ==

amigadave: wikify slightly and categorize

amigadave — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 09:03:36 GMT

wikify slightly and categorize

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-	Install an SSH-server and x11vnc on your home computer and an SSH-client on your ~~n900~~. If you have a router you need to port forward port 22. Normaly you can login on the router using your browser. Just write the adress "192.168.1.1" in the ~~adress~~ field. You also need to allow port 22 on your firewall (i used Firestarter for that).	+	Install an SSH-server and x11vnc on your home computer and an SSH-client on your [[Nokia N900\|N900]]. If you have a router you need to port forward port 22. Normaly you can login on the router using your browser. Just write the adress "192.168.1.1" in the address field. You also need to allow port 22 on your firewall (I used Firestarter for that).
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-	==== Setting ~~upp~~ SSH~~: =~~===	+	=== Setting up SSH ===
	To make a SSH connection you first need to make an ssh-key. So on your home computer write:		To make a SSH connection you first need to make an ssh-key. So on your home computer write:
	ssh-keygen -t dsa		ssh-keygen -t dsa
-	Put the files in "/home/<user>/.ssh/". Change "<user>" to the one on your home computer. One will be named "id_dsa" and the other "id_dsa.pub". You will probably have to make the folder "/home/user/.ssh/" on your ~~n900~~.	+	Put the files in "<code>/home/<user>/.ssh/</code>". Change "<code><user></code>" to the one on your home computer. One will be named "<code>id_dsa</code>" and the other "id_dsa.pub". You will probably have to make the folder "<code>/home/user/.ssh/</code>" on your N900.
	mkdir /home/user/.ssh/		mkdir /home/user/.ssh/
-	Then just move id_dsa.pub there (i used Dropn900).	+	Then just move <code>id_dsa.pub</code> there (I used Dropn900).

-	You could test your connection from your ~~n900~~ with	+	You could test your connection from your N900 with
	ssh user@ip-number		ssh user@ip-number

		+	* On my Ubuntu machine I installed OpenSSH-server and x11vnc. Opened the port 22 on my firewall and router.
		+	* On my N900 I installed OpenSSH-client and Presencevnc

-	* On my Ubuntu machine i installed OpenSSH-server and x11vnc. Opened the port 22 on my firewall and router.	+	== Step 2 (logging in) ==
-	* On my n900 i installed OpenSSH-client and Presencevnc	+
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-	~~=== Step 2 (logging in) ===~~	+	Open the X-terminal on your N900 and write:
-	Open the X-terminal on ~~you n900~~ and write:	+
	ssh -C -L 5900:localhost:5900 user@ip-number		ssh -C -L 5900:localhost:5900 user@ip-number
-	Write ~~you~~ home computers password when it is asking. It is not necessary to use "-C" but i recommend it. It will compress the stream and make it go ~~smother~~ on a 3g connection. The "user" is the user and "ip-number" the ip-number of your home computer. You could use a dynamic ip-number provider.. like http://www.no-ip.com.	+	Write your home computers password when it is asking. It is not necessary to use "-C" but I recommend it. It will compress the stream and make it go smoother on a 3G connection. The "user" is the user and "ip-number" the ip-number of your home computer. You could use a dynamic ip-number provider.. like http://www.no-ip.com.

-	Now you have connected your home computers port 5900 to the ~~n900~~ port 5900. This is also known as "tunneling". And are currently logged in on your home computer.	+	Now you have connected your home computers port 5900 to the N900 port 5900. This is also known as "tunneling". And are currently logged in on your home computer.

	Now you need to start the vnc-server:		Now you need to start the vnc-server:
	x11vnc -ncache 10 -display :0		x11vnc -ncache 10 -display :0
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-	=== Step 3 ===	+	== Step 3 ==
-	Now when you have finished the above it is not much left.. Open Presencevnc on your ~~n900~~ and write:	+
		+	Now when you have finished the above it is not much left.. Open Presencevnc on your N900 and write:
	localhost:0		localhost:0

-	Done! You can now se and use your home computer ;)	+	Done! You can now see and use your home computer ;)
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		+	[[Category:Fremantle]]
		+	[[Category:Connectivity]]

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almehdi — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 08:36:00 GMT

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almehdi: /* Step 1 (setting up) */

almehdi — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 08:35:42 GMT

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almehdi: /* Step 1 (setting up) */

almehdi — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 08:32:05 GMT

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	Install an SSH-server and x11vnc on your home computer and an SSH-client on your n900. If you have a router you need to port forward port 22. Normaly you can login on the router using your browser. Just write the adress "192.168.1.1" in the adress field. You also need to allow port 22 on your firewall (i used Firestarter for that).		Install an SSH-server and x11vnc on your home computer and an SSH-client on your n900. If you have a router you need to port forward port 22. Normaly you can login on the router using your browser. Just write the adress "192.168.1.1" in the adress field. You also need to allow port 22 on your firewall (i used Firestarter for that).
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almehdi — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 08:31:57 GMT

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	Install an SSH-server and x11vnc on your home computer and an SSH-client on your n900. If you have a router you need to port forward port 22. Normaly you can login on the router using your browser. Just write the adress "192.168.1.1" in the adress field. You also need to allow port 22 on your firewall (i used Firestarter for that).		Install an SSH-server and x11vnc on your home computer and an SSH-client on your n900. If you have a router you need to port forward port 22. Normaly you can login on the router using your browser. Just write the adress "192.168.1.1" in the adress field. You also need to allow port 22 on your firewall (i used Firestarter for that).
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	==== Setting upp SSH: ====		==== Setting upp SSH: ====

almehdi: /* Step 2 (logging in) */

almehdi — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 08:31:37 GMT

Step 2 (logging in)

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	Now you need to start the vnc-server:		Now you need to start the vnc-server:
	x11vnc -ncache 10 -display :0		x11vnc -ncache 10 -display :0
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	=== Step 3 ===		=== Step 3 ===

almehdi: /* Step 1 (setting up) */

almehdi — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 08:31:16 GMT

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	Install an SSH-server and x11vnc on your home computer and an SSH-client on your n900. If you have a router you need to port forward port 22. Normaly you can login on the router using your browser. Just write the adress "192.168.1.1" in the adress field. You also need to allow port 22 on your firewall (i used Firestarter for that).		Install an SSH-server and x11vnc on your home computer and an SSH-client on your n900. If you have a router you need to port forward port 22. Normaly you can login on the router using your browser. Just write the adress "192.168.1.1" in the adress field. You also need to allow port 22 on your firewall (i used Firestarter for that).

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	* On my Ubuntu machine i installed OpenSSH-server and x11vnc. Opened the port 22 on my firewall and router.		* On my Ubuntu machine i installed OpenSSH-server and x11vnc. Opened the port 22 on my firewall and router.
	* On my n900 i installed OpenSSH-client and Presencevnc		* On my n900 i installed OpenSSH-client and Presencevnc
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	=== Step 2 (logging in) ===		=== Step 2 (logging in) ===

almehdi: /* Step 1 (setting up) */

almehdi — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 08:29:17 GMT

Step 1 (setting up)

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-	== Step 1 (setting up) ==	+	=== Step 1 (setting up) ===
	Install an SSH-server and x11vnc on your home computer and an SSH-client on your n900. If you have a router you need to port forward port 22. Normaly you can login on the router using your browser. Just write the adress "192.168.1.1" in the adress field. You also need to allow port 22 on your firewall (i used Firestarter for that).		Install an SSH-server and x11vnc on your home computer and an SSH-client on your n900. If you have a router you need to port forward port 22. Normaly you can login on the router using your browser. Just write the adress "192.168.1.1" in the adress field. You also need to allow port 22 on your firewall (i used Firestarter for that).

-	=== Setting upp SSH: ===	+	==== Setting upp SSH: ====
	To make a SSH connection you first need to make an ssh-key. So on your home computer write:		To make a SSH connection you first need to make an ssh-key. So on your home computer write:
	ssh-keygen -t dsa		ssh-keygen -t dsa

almehdi: /* Step 3 */

almehdi — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 08:28:55 GMT

Step 3

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	x11vnc -ncache 10 -display :0		x11vnc -ncache 10 -display :0

-	== Step 3 ==	+	=== Step 3 ===
	Now when you have finished the above it is not much left.. Open Presencevnc on your n900 and write:		Now when you have finished the above it is not much left.. Open Presencevnc on your n900 and write:
	localhost:0		localhost:0

	Done! You can now se and use your home computer ;)		Done! You can now se and use your home computer ;)