Vnc server

[matteos1]

After upgrade to v 118 ditepi cannot Connect to vnc and Give this error too many authentication failures. There is a method to resolve this?

[Fourdee]

After upgrade to v 118 ditepi cannot Connect to vnc and Give this error too many authentication failures. There is a method to resolve this?

Hi Matteos,

Apologies, but I need to ask Have you rebooted the system after updating?

Also, if the issue reoccurs after reboot, please send us a bugreport so we can investigate:

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dietpi-bugreport

Simply follow the onscreen instructions and reply with the generated Reference CODE.

[matteos1]

Yes i have restarted But always The same

[matteos1]

I send with Reference CODE: aef7d562-d02e-4b9b-a57c-93e9a6a9b5a0-1

[Fourdee]

I send with Reference CODE: aef7d562-d02e-4b9b-a57c-93e9a6a9b5a0-1

Thanks.

It looks like VNC is running ok:

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Xtightvnc :0 -desktop X -auth /root/.Xauthority -geometry 1280x720 -depth 16 -rfbwait 120000 -rfbauth /root/.vnc/passwd -rfbport 5900 -fp /usr/share/fonts/X11/misc/,/usr/share/fonts/X11/Type1/,/usr/share/fonts/X11/75dpi/,/usr/share/fonts/X11/100dpi/ -co /etc/X11/rgb

So lets try and reset the vnc server password:

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#Kill current
vncserver -kill :0

#Change password (enter a new one)
vncpasswd

#Reboot is probably best, or, try running vncserver now:
vncserver :0 -geometry 1280x720 -depth 16

[matteos1]

Perfect now work

[matteos1]

sorry for the problem but after a small time appear newly error that are too many authentication failures

[Fourdee]

sorry for the problem but after a small time appear newly error that are too many authentication failures

What VNC client are you using?
Are you connecting over the internet?

[matteos1]

Vnc and I'm connect to internet

[Fourdee]

Vnc and I'm connect to internet

I'am just wondering if your VNC server is receiving too many failed authentications, from other sources (eg: not you). Looks like a failsafe to prevent abuse.

Any chance you could upload the VNC logfile? This may contain the information we need.

Its located in:

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$HOME/.vnc/*.log

So if your hostname is DietPi, the log file should be located here:

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/root/.vnc/DietPi:0.log