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Black screen and unresponsive viewer after setting XFCE Display resolution #447
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I unfortunately can't reproduce the issue, but there is a possibility that it is another symptom of #435. Can you please try upgrading the server to 3.1.4? |
I've tested with 3.1.4 with no avail the issue is still happening. |
Still can't reproduce, but what you said in Step 4 confuses me. You said that the user is setting the display resolution in XFCE to 1512x849. However, that is not one of the standard X RandR resolutions. 1512x849 would only be offered as a display resolution if it is the current resolution of the TurboVNC session. Thus, selecting that resolution would be a no-op, since it is already the current resolution. In order to fully reproduce the issue, please provide the following additional information:
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Hi,
I'm investigating a TurboVNC issue on macOS leading to the viewer showing black screen and beeing unresponsive when certain conditions are met. It goes like this:
~/.config/xfce
is emptyServer
and Scaling Factor toFixed Aspect Ratio
Auto
before connecting backconnect
Env description:
Client: macOS 13.6.9 (and tested it with macOS 14.3 as well) TurboVNC Version 3.1.3 (20241108)
Server: RHEL 8.8 turbovnc-3.1.3-20241108
/etc/turbovncserver.conf
/etc/turbovncserver-security.conf
The client's logs when connecting back (starting step 6)
Logs on the server looks like:
At this stage, I'm not really 100% sure it's a TurboVNC issue or an XFCE one (or a bad interaction with both of them)
The issue is nealy reproducible at will! (at least in my env)
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