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# syntax=docker/dockerfile:1
FROM jayfield/debian-baseimage as base
ENV PASSWORD=vnc4me
# Build tools
RUN apt-get update && \
apt-get -y install --no-install-recommends dbus-x11 x11-xkb-utils xkb-data && \
apt-get -y install --no-install-recommends python3 && \
apt-get -y install --no-install-recommends git make gcc build-essential && \
apt-get -y install --no-install-recommends icewm && \
apt-get -y install --no-install-recommends x11-apps && \
apt-get -y install --no-install-recommends net-tools socat python3-numpy && \
apt-get -y install --no-install-recommends xauth && \
apt-get -y install --no-install-recommends openssl && \
rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*
FROM base as build
ADD https://github.com/TurboVNC/turbovnc/releases/download/3.1.1/turbovnc_3.1.1_amd64.deb /tmp/
ADD https://github.com/novnc/websockify.git /tmp/websockify
ADD https://github.com/novnc/noVNC.git /tmp/noVNC
WORKDIR "/tmp"
RUN dpkg -i turbovnc_3.1.1_amd64.deb
WORKDIR "/tmp/websockify"
RUN make -j4
ENV PATH=$PATH:/opt/TurboVNC/bin
RUN mkdir ~/.vnc/
RUN echo $PASSWORD | vncpasswd -f > ~/.vnc/passwd
RUN chmod 0600 ~/.vnc/passwd
COPY conf/xstartup.turbovnc /etc/
COPY conf/turbovncserver-security.conf /etc/
COPY conf/turbovncserver.conf /etc/
RUN chmod 0600 /etc/turbovncserver-security.conf
# see also
# https://github.com/ich777/docker-novnc-baseimage
# and:
# https://dunedlin.wordpress.com/2020/10/24/a-minimal-x11-install/
# https://askubuntu.com/questions/1313445/how-do-i-install-vnc-on-a-headless-ubuntu-20-10
# https://github.com/mviereck/x11docker/wiki/How-to-access-X-over-TCP-IP-network
# https://jaydenm.com/blog/docker-x11-desktop/
# https://github.com/karinepires/docker-secure-vncserver/blob/master/Dockerfile
# https://github.com/theonemule/docker-opengl-turbovnc/blob/master/dockerfile
# MESA
# https://docs.mesa3d.org/install.html
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# the PAM User/Password authentication method is used.
# (Default: user ACL is disabled)
#enable-user-acl
# This specifies the maximum desktop size for all TurboVNC sessions started on
# this host. 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
# This specifies the maximum idle timeout (in seconds) for all TurboVNC
# sessions started on this host. 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 host 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
# Uncomment the following to globally disable the automatic sending of
# clipboard changes to TurboVNC sessions from their connected viewers.
# (Default: clipboard receiving is allowed)
#no-clipboard-recv
# Uncomment the following to globally disable the automatic sending of
# clipboard changes from TurboVNC sessions to their connected viewers.
# (Default: clipboard sending is allowed)
#no-clipboard-send
# Uncomment the following to globally disable creating/opening PAM sessions in
# all TurboVNC sessions started on this host.
#no-pam-sessions
# Uncomment the following to globally disable inbound remote connections to all
# TurboVNC sessions started on this host. 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 remote desktop resizing.
# (Default: remote desktop resizing is allowed)
#no-remote-resize
# 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 X11 TCP connections to all
# TurboVNC sessions started on this host.
#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 = turbovnc
# Set the following to a colon-separated list of permitted TLS cipher suites
# for the TLS* and X509* security types. (Run 'openssl ciphers aNULL' for a
# list of possible options for the TLS* security types, and 'openssl ciphers'
# for a list of possible options for the X509* security types.) This directive
# also controls the order in which the cipher suites are advertised to the VNC
# viewer.
# (Default: allow any cipher suite supported by the host's OpenSSL
# implementation)
#permitted-cipher-suites =
# Set the following to any combination of "TLSVnc", "TLSOtp", "TLSPlain",
# "TLSNone", "X509Vnc", "X509Otp", "X509Plain", "X509None", "VNC", "OTP",
# "UnixLogin", "Plain", or "None", separated by commas (security types are
# case-insensitive.) If the following directive is enabled and a particular
# security type is not listed in it, then users cannot enable that security
# type by using Xvnc command-line arguments. This directive also controls the
# order in which the corresponding authentication capabilities are advertised
# to the VNC viewer. See the man pages and User's Guide for more information.
# (Default: TLSVnc, TLSOtp, TLSPlain, TLSNone, X509Vnc, X509Otp, X509Plain, X509None, VNC, OTP, UnixLogin, Plain, None)
#permitted-security-types = TLSVnc, TLSOtp, TLSPlain, X509Vnc, X509Otp, X509Plain, VNC, OTP, UnixLogin, Plain
permitted-security-types = none
# This specifies the length of the key, in bits, that the TurboVNC Server will
# generate for any of the TLS* (anonymous TLS) security types.
# (Default: 2048)
#tls-key-length = 2048
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##
## Configuration of the TurboVNC Server.
##
## This file uses Perl syntax, although only one-line assignments
## are allowed. Assignments can be applied to the following variables:
##
## $geometry -- desktop geometry, WIDTHxHEIGHT or
## W0xH0+X0+Y0[,W1xH1+X1+Y1,...,WnxHn+Xn+Yn]
## $depth -- color depth in bits per pixel (between 8 and 32)
## $desktopName -- X desktop name
## $vncUserDir -- path to TurboVNC user directory (session information,
## VNC passwords, and log files are stored here)
## $fontPath -- X font path
## $securityTypes -- comma-separated list of security types to enable
## (passed to Xvnc in the -securitytypes argument)
## $generateOTP -- 1 to generate an initial one-time password. (OTP
## authentication must be enabled and permitted)
## $wm -- the window manager to use (for instance, "mate" or "2d".)
## This variable is ignored if $xstartup or $noxstartup is
## specified.
## $useVGL -- 1 to run the window manager using VirtualGL. This variable
## is ignored if $xstartup or $noxstartup is specified.
## $autokill -- 1 to automatically kill the TurboVNC session when the
## X startup script finishes or 0 to leave it running
## $noVNC -- directory containing noVNC
## $passwdFile -- path to VNC password file to use with VNC Password
## authentication
## $x509CertFile -- path to X.509 signed certificate file (in PEM format) to
## use with X.509 encryption
## $x509KeyFile -- path to X.509 private key file (in PEM format) to use with
## X.509 encryption
## $xstartup -- path to alternative X startup script
## $noxstartup -- 1 to start the TurboVNC session with no X startup script
## $serverArgs -- additional arguments to pass to Xvnc (refer to the Xvnc man
## page for a list of accepted arguments)
## $useUDS -- listen on a Unix domain socket rather than a TCP port for
## connections from VNC viewers
##
## These settings are the default. Uncomment and edit to change.
#
# $geometry = "1240x900";
# $depth = 24;
# $desktopName = "TurboVNC ($ENV{USER})";
# $vncUserDir = "$ENV{HOME}/.vnc";
# $fontPath = "";
# $securityTypes = "TLSVnc, TLSOtp, TLSPlain, X509Vnc, X509Otp, X509Plain, VNC, OTP, UnixLogin, Plain";
# $generateOTP = 0;
# $wm = "";
# $useVGL = 0;
# $autokill = 1;
# $noVNC = "";
# $xstartup = "${exedir}xstartup.turbovnc";
# $noxstartup = 0;
# $serverArgs = "";
# $useUDS = 0;
## Here is an example of setting the font path:
#
# $fontPath = "/usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc/"
# $fontPath = "$fontPath,/usr/lib/X11/fonts/75dpi/";
## You might wish to create the TurboVNC user directories under /tmp, to
## ensure that VNC passwords are always kept on the local filesystem. To do
## that, uncomment the line below. Note that in this case, Xvnc will search
## for the .Xauthority file in this same directory by default.
#
# $vncUserDir = "/tmp/$ENV{USER}-vnc";
## These settings are the default. Uncomment and edit to change.
#
# $passwdFile = "$vncUserDir/passwd";
# $x509CertFile = "$vncUserDir/x509_cert.pem";
# $x509KeyFile = "$vncUserDir/x509_private.pem";
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#!/bin/sh
unset SESSION_MANAGER
unset DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS
XDG_SESSION_TYPE=x11; export XDG_SESSION_TYPE
/usr/bin/icewm-session&
# Do NOT use 3D unity on Ubuntu 16.10
export TVNC_WM=2d
# Start the window manager under VGL so that we always get acceleration
export TVNC_VGL=0