Updated VNC Server Script

I forgot one cool thing about VNC. It is handy to copy and paste from the VNC window to the local desktop and back. This script kicks off vncconfig which allows copy and past between desktops. Remember, use the highlighted area for copy and the middle mouse button for paste.

#!/bin/bash ################################################################## # Run VNC Server on the local box with some parameters. ################################################################## # Yes or No routine YesNo() {   echo -e "$1 (y/n)? \c"   read answer   case $answer in       [yY]|[Yy][Ee][Ss]) answer=y;;       [nN]|[Nn][Oo]) answer=n ;;   esac } # If VNC Server is already running check if the user wants to kill it. if  [ -n "`ps -elf | grep Xvnc | grep "${HOST}:1"`" ]; then   YesNo "VNC Server is already running on display 1, Kill?"   if [ $answer == 'y' ]; then       vncserver -kill :1       sleep 5s       if  [ -n "`ps -elf | grep Xvnc | grep "${HOST}:1"`" ]; then           echo "VNC Server :1 is still running. You may have to kill manually."           exit 1       fi   else       echo "Exiting without running VNC Server."       exit 0   fi fi # Kick off VNC Server vncserver :1 -geometry 1280x900 # run vncconfig, allows copy and paste from vnc sessions. export DISPLAY=${HOST}:1.0 vncconfig &