Title
Add an option to select VNC encryption mode (None / TLS / VeNCrypt) in the VNC connection settings
Platform
Web-app
Is it related to an issue?
Termix VNC connections do not support TLS encryption, making it incompatible with VNC servers that require it (e.g. wayvnc with enable_auth=true)
The server logs show 404 error on /metrics/... as soon as I try to connect.
10.1.100.12 - - [11/Apr/2026:08:09:27 +0200] "GET /metrics/8 HTTP/1.1" 404 433
Steps to reproduce:
- Set up wayvnc with TLS enabled in /etc/wayvnc/config
- Add the host in Termix as a VNC connection
- Attempt to connect — fails with /metrics 404 errors
Workaround:
My workaround was to disable TLS on the VNC server side. See image below.
Once I restarted the VNC server on the Raspberry PI. I was able to connect from Termix successfully.
Environment:
- Termix version: 2.0.0
- VNC server: wayvnc
- OS where VNC Server is running: Raspberry Pi OS (Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm))
The Solution
An option to select VNC encryption mode (None / TLS / VeNCrypt) in the VNC connection settings.
Additional Context
No response
Title
Add an option to select VNC encryption mode (None / TLS / VeNCrypt) in the VNC connection settings
Platform
Web-app
Is it related to an issue?
Termix VNC connections do not support TLS encryption, making it incompatible with VNC servers that require it (e.g. wayvnc with enable_auth=true)
The server logs show 404 error on /metrics/... as soon as I try to connect.
10.1.100.12 - - [11/Apr/2026:08:09:27 +0200] "GET /metrics/8 HTTP/1.1" 404 433Steps to reproduce:
Workaround:
My workaround was to disable TLS on the VNC server side. See image below.
Once I restarted the VNC server on the Raspberry PI. I was able to connect from Termix successfully.
Environment:
The Solution
An option to select VNC encryption mode (None / TLS / VeNCrypt) in the VNC connection settings.
Additional Context
No response