Description of problem: When setting up vino using the "Remote Desktop" menu item, I set a port (56102 for example) instead of 5900. When I turn vino off and back on, vino is still listening on 5900. Nothing is listening on 56102. If I log out and back in it's the same result. I verified in gconf-editor that the "alternative_port" key is set to 56102 and the "use_alternative_port" key is checked. Still on port 5900. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): vino-2.24.1-1.fc10.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Check "Allow other users to view your desktop" 2. On Advanced tab, check "Use an alternative port:" and enter 56102. 3. On General tab, uncheck and recheck "Allow other users to view desktop" or logout and back in. Actual results: vino is listening on port 5900 Expected results: vin is listening on port 56102 Additional info: i386 and x86_64 arches are both affected.
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I'm not sure how to continue with this bug. Starting with F11 and F12, the ability to set an alternate port was taken away.
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