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 Note that the server supports the passing of various options when launched. To change the default values, simply modify the daemons configuration file ///etc/daemons.conf//.  Note that the server supports the passing of various options when launched. To change the default values, simply modify the daemons configuration file ///etc/daemons.conf//. 
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 +===== Dropbear and the X server =====
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 +Dropbear supports X11 tunneling on the server side only. The client dbclient has no support for X11 tunneling. SliTaz provides a tiny shell script named ///usr/bin/sshx// to do the work. It opens a terminal with remote X11 protocol support if the environment variable //DISPLAY// is set. You can launch any remote X windows application on this terminal.
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 +===== Dropbear and VNC =====
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 +SliTaz provides a tiny VNC client named ///bin/fbvnc//. The VNC connections are not secure (neither encryption nor authentication). A tiny shell script named ///usr/bin/sshfbvnc// move the VNC connection to a SSH tunnel ending at the localhost interface of the remote VNC server. You will have an encrypted connection and authentication for your VNC sessions.
 
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