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Description of problem:
I was experimenting with VNC using the "Remote Desktop Connection" tool
(Internet -> More internet applications -> Remote Desktop Connection") from a
KDE session.

After connecting to my 'localhost:1' VNC session, I was presented with the GNOME
desktop interface inside the VNC client on my screen.

I then started a gnome-terminal session from the GNOME menu inside my VNC
client. After I had done this my system began eating memory very fast; on
virtual console 1 I had a "vmstat 1" command running which went up to 700+ MB
swapfile usage. If I had not killed the Xvnc process my machine probably would
have crashed or would have become so unresponsive I had to reset.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
(reproduced twice).

01. Start a KDE session from GDM.
02. Open "konsole"
03. "su -"
04. "vncserver"
05. Internet ->More internet applications ->Remote Desktop Connection. 
06. Connect to localhost:1 
07. (VNC client starts presenting a GNOME desktop).
08. Start a Gnome-terminal session.
09. (window of Gnome-terminal gets drawn, but no fonts inside it).
10. (Xvnc starts eating memory very fast).

Actual Results: 
 Xvnc starts eating memory very fast and system quickly becomes unresponsive.

Expected Results: 
 No memory leaks should occur.

Additional info:

vnc-3.3.3r2-47
Red Hat Linux release 8.0.94 (Phoebe)