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10.5: Disable Screen Sharing's 'no encryption' warning
I tunnel my vnc over ssh, and I only get the warning at the beginning. Just add this when you ssh into the Linux box:
10.5: Disable Screen Sharing's 'no encryption' warning
I like the LocalCommand—cheers! Note you shouldn't need the path to 'open'.
10.5: Disable Screen Sharing's 'no encryption' warning
It is a really bad idea to just allow TCP port 5900 be unencrypted for all to see. That warning is there for a reason.I would guess the hint submitter, like myself and many others, are connecting to these VNC servers on a LAN, behind a router, and the machines aren't exposed to the Internet. If the rest of your network is secure, there's not much to worry about. |
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