Allow setting passing password=... in .vnc file
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Vinagre: VNC client for GNOME |
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vinagre (Ubuntu) |
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: vinagre
Vinagre is an VNC-protocol remote desktop client. To connect to a remote machine, requires the IP address, an IP port number and optionally (but generally) a pssw. I have encounter a grid provide that setups up a randomised short-term IP:port:password combination on an intermediate proxy server that then hands the data back and forth, hi
Luckily it is possible to specify the connection to load in a '.vnc' file, which is mostly unconnection, but similar to:
[connection]
host=abcdef
port=12345
In the situation I'm hitting, I'd like to grab the one-time random tuple of IP:port:password, write these to a /tmp file and start up Vinagre.
Ideally Vinagre should allow passing the password in a config/bookmark file to save the most complicated bit of re-typing.
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