Bug: VNC networking/commands fail in the Android Linux environment
TigerVNC starts successfully on ":1" with port "5901", but network tools behave incorrectly:
- "ss" → "command not found"
- "netstat -ltnp | grep 5901" → no result
- "hostname -i" → "127.0.0.1"
- "ip addr" → "ip: write error: Socket not connected"
- "vncserver -list" → "usage: vncserver "
The VNC process itself shows "Xvnc :1" with "-rfbport 5901" and "-localhost no".
This appears to indicate a networking/environment issue preventing the Linux environment from accessing its network interface properly.
Bug: VNC networking/commands fail in the Android Linux environment
TigerVNC starts successfully on ":1" with port "5901", but network tools behave incorrectly:
The VNC process itself shows "Xvnc :1" with "-rfbport 5901" and "-localhost no".
This appears to indicate a networking/environment issue preventing the Linux environment from accessing its network interface properly.