Gracefully close x0vncserver

[Juan Riquelme]

Hi!

Is there any way to gracefully close x0vncserver?

vncserver has the -kill switch. Has x0vncserver something like that?

If I use control + z in the terminal, it doesn't close properly (you still can see it in the task list).

I'm forced to close it with kill PID. 

It's that OK? Somebody has any idea? Thanks :)

Note: I use tigervnc package in the Archlinux official repositories. 

$ x0vncserver --version

TigerVNC Server version 1.3.90, built Nov 24 2014 20:22:52

[meta]

x0vncserver is kind of Xvnc rather than vncserver, the wrapper script.
The difference between Xvnc and x0vncserver is whether to have X session
by itself or depends on existing X server. kill pid is the right way to
close x0vncserver, IMHO.

On Wed, Dec 03, 2014 at 12:44:39PM -0800, Juan Riquelme wrote:
>
> Hi!
>

> Is there any way to gracefully close *x0vncserver*?
>
> *vncserver* has the *-kill* switch. Has *x0vncserver* something like that?
>
> If I use *control + z* in the terminal, it doesn't close properly (you

> still can see it in the task list).

> I'm forced to close it with *kill PID*.

>
> It's that OK? Somebody has any idea? Thanks :)
>
> Note: I use tigervnc package

> <https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/tigervnc/> in the

> Archlinux official repositories.
>
> $ x0vncserver --version
> TigerVNC Server version 1.3.90, built Nov 24 2014 20:22:52
>

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[Juan Riquelme]

Oh. I understand. Thanks :)

Anyway, I was starting x0vncserver directly on the remote machine when I asked this, testing it.

I noticed a moments ago that if I start it remotely (that is what I really want), it just closes when exit from the ssh session, so perfect for me :)