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<description>If true, allows remote access to the desktop via the RFB protocol. Users on remote machines may then connect to the desktop using a VNC viewer.</description>

If true, allows remote access to the desktop via the RFB

protocol. Users on remote machines may then connect to the

desktop using a VNC viewer.</description>

<default>false</default>

</key>

<summary>Prompt the user before completing a connection</summary>

<description>If true, remote users accessing the desktop are not allowed access until the user on the host machine approves the connection. Recommended especially when access is not password protected.</description>

If true, remote users accessing the desktop are not allowed

access until the user on the host machine approves the

connection. Recommended especially when access is not password

protected.

</description>

</key>

<summary>Only allow remote users to view the desktop</summary>

<description>If true, remote users accessing the desktop are only allowed to view the desktop. Remote users will not be able to use the mouse or keyboard.</description>

If true, remote users accessing the desktop are only allowed to

view the desktop. Remote users will not be able to use the mouse

or keyboard.

</description>

<default>false</default>

</key>

<summary>Network interface for listening</summary>

<description>If not set, the server will listen on all network interfaces. Set this if you want that accept connections only from some specific network interface. eg: eth0, wifi0, lo, ...</description>

If not set, the server will listen on all network interfaces.

Set this if you want that accept connections only from some

specific network interface. eg: eth0, wifi0, lo, ...

</description>

</key>

<summary>Listen on an alternative port</summary>

<description>If true, the server will listen to another port, instead of the default (5900). The port must be specified in the 'alternative-port' key.</description>

If true, the server will listen to another port, instead of the

default (5900). The port must be specified in the

'alternative-port' key.

</description>

<default>false</default>

</key>

<summary>Alternative port number</summary>

<description>The port which the server will listen to if the 'use-alternative-port' key is set to true. Valid values are in the range from 5000 to 50000.</description>

The port which the server will listen to if the

'use-alternative-port' key is set to true. Valid values are in

the range from 5000 to 50000.

</description>

</key>

<summary>Require encryption</summary>

<description>If true, remote users accessing the desktop are required to support encryption. It is highly recommended that you use a client which supports encryption unless the intervening network is trusted.</description>

If true, remote users accessing the desktop are required to

support encryption. It is highly recommended that you use a

client which supports encryption unless the intervening network

is trusted.

</description>

<default>false</default>

</key>

<summary>Allowed authentication methods</summary>

<description>Lists the authentication methods with which remote users may access the desktop. There are two possible authentication methods; "vnc" causes the remote user to be prompted for a password (the password is specified by the vnc-password key) before connecting and "none" which allows any remote user to connect.</description>

Lists the authentication methods with which remote users may

access the desktop.

There are two possible authentication methods; "vnc" causes the

remote user to be prompted for a password (the password is

specified by the vnc-password key) before connecting and "none"

which allows any remote user to connect.

</description>

</key>

<summary>Password required for "vnc" authentication</summary>

<description>The password which the remote user will be prompted for if the "vnc" authentication method is used. The password specified by the key is base64 encoded. The special value of 'keyring' (which is not valid base64) means that the password is stored in the GNOME keyring.</description>

The password which the remote user will be prompted for if the

"vnc" authentication method is used. The password specified by

the key is base64 encoded.

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The special value of 'keyring' (which is not valid base64) means

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that the password is stored in the GNOME keyring.

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</description>

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<default>'keyring'</default>

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</key>

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<summary>E-mail address to which the remote desktop URL should be sent</summary>

<description>This key specifies the e-mail address to which the remote desktop URL should be sent if the user clicks on the URL in the Desktop Sharing preferences dialog.</description>

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This key specifies the e-mail address to which the remote

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desktop URL should be sent if the user clicks on the URL in the

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Desktop Sharing preferences dialog.

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</description>

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</key>

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<summary>Lock the screen when last user disconnect</summary>

<description>If true, screen will be locked after the last remote client disconnect.</description>

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If true, screen will be locked after the last remote client

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disconnect.

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</description>

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<default>false</default>

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</key>

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<summary>When the status icon should be shown</summary>

<description>This key controls the behavior of the status icon. There are three options: "always" - The icon will be always there; "client" - You will see the icon only when there is someone connected, this is the default behavior; "never" - Never shows the icon.</description>

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This key controls the behavior of the status icon. There are

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three options: "always" - The icon will be always there;

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"client" - You will see the icon only when there is someone

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connected, this is the default behavior; "never" - Never shows

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the icon.

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</description>

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<default>'client'</default>

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</key>

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<summary>When true, disable the background on receive valid session</summary>

<description>When true, disable the background on receive valid session</description>

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When true, disable the background on receive valid session

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</description>

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<default>false</default>

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</key>

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<summary>Whether we should use UPNP to forward the port in routers</summary>

<description>If true, we will use UPNP protocol to automatically forward the port used by vino in the router.</description>

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If true, we will use UPNP protocol to automatically forward the

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port used by vino in the router.

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</description>

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<default>false</default>

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</key>

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<summary>Whether we should disable the XDamage extension of X.org</summary>

<description>If true, we will not use the XDamage extension of X.org. This extension does not work properly on some video drivers when using 3D effects. Disabling it will make vino work on these environments with a slower rendering as side effect.</description>

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If true, we will not use the XDamage extension of X.org. This

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extension does not work properly on some video drivers when

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using 3D effects. Disabling it will make vino work on these

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environments with a slower rendering as side effect.

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</description>

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<default>false</default>

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</key>

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<summary>Notify on connect</summary>

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<description>If true, we will notify, when the user connects to the system.</description>

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If true, we will notify, when the user connects to the system.

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</description>

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</key>

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