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Hi all been at this a for a few days now and cant understand why i get the sad face after i login to vncviewer. Details: I have two accounts 'root' and 'user1' now i can ssh from a windows box and start a server with root login which in turn will let me login via vncviewer and work no problems. However if i try this method with my user1 account i get the sad face or black screen. Server running details:./vncserver Desktop 'TurboVNC: rhel7pod1:1 (user1)' started on display rhel7pod1:1 Starting applications specified in /home/user1/.vnc/xstartup.turbovnc Log file is /home/user1/.vnc/rhel7pod1:1.log i have changed the group to 'engineer' which user1 is part of but i believe that the main issue here is permissions as root runs fine?

If you need any information let me know and i will post accordingly. Many thanks edit1: looking into the Xvnc and when i run that command i get the following:./Xvnc TurboVNC Server (Xvnc) 64-bit v2.0.2 (build 20160312) Copyright (C) 1999-2016 The VirtualGL Project and many others (see README.txt) Visit for more information on TurboVNC 16:17:12 Using auth configuration file /etc/turbovncserver-security.conf 16:17:12 NOTICE: pam-userpwd is a permitted auth method Fatal server error: ERROR: no authentication methods enabled! Here is the config turbovncserver-security.conf # Uncomment the following to turn on the user access control list whenever # the PAM User/Password authentication method is used. # (Default: user ACL is disabled) #enable-user-acl # This specifies the maximum idle timeout (in seconds) for all TurboVNC # sessions started on this machine.

The idle timeout is the amount of time # that a TurboVNC session can remain idle (with no VNC viewer connections) # before it will automatically exit. If this value is set to a number greater # than 0, then all TurboVNC sessions on this machine will use this idle timeout # value by default, and the user will only be allowed to override it with a # lower value. #max-idle-timeout = 86400 # This specifies the maximum desktop size for all TurboVNC sessions started on # this machine. If a user attempts to start a session with a larger geometry # than this or to use remote desktop resizing to increase the desktop size to a # size larger than this, the desktop size will be clamped to this width/height. #max-desktop-size = 3200x1800 # Uncomment the following to globally disable the automatic sending of # clipboard changes from TurboVNC server sessions to their connected viewers. # (Default: clipboard sending is allowed) #no-clipboard-send # Uncomment the following to globally disable the automatic sending of # clipboard changes to TurboVNC server sessions from their connected viewers.

# (Default: clipboard receiving is allowed) #no-clipboard-recv # Uncomment the following to globally disable the ability to make reverse # VNC connections. # (Default: reverse connections are allowed) #no-reverse-connections # Uncomment the following to globally disable inbound remote connections to all # TurboVNC servers started on this machine. This effectively forces SSH # tunneling to be used for all inbound TurboVNC connections. # (Default: inbound remote connections are allowed) #no-remote-connections # Uncomment the following to globally disable the built-in HTTP server in all # TurboVNC servers started on this machine. #no-httpd # Uncomment the following to globally disable X11 TCP connections to all # TurboVNC servers started on this machine.

#no-x11-tcp-connections # Set pam-service-name to the name of the PAM service that you will use to # to process PAM User/Password authentications from TurboVNC. This service # name typically corresponds to a file in /etc/pam.d or to one or more lines in # /etc/pam.conf. # (Default: turbovnc) pam-service-name = password-auth-ac # Set the following to any combination of 'vnc', 'otp', 'pam-userpwd', or # 'none', separated by commas. If the following variable is enabled and # a particular authentication method is not listed in it, then users cannot # enable that authentication method by using Xvnc command line arguments. This # variable also controls the order in which the corresponding authentication # capabilities are advertised to the TurboVNC Viewer. See the man pages and # User's Guide for more information.