After install hestiacp VNC not working on RPI

hi,
After install hesticp vnc connected but some operations not run like bellow.

  • Fresh install rasbian os bookworm (debian 12) and start vnc working fine… but after install hestiacp start problem… 3 times try to install on fresh debian 12… every times happen this after install hestiacp…
  1. can’t work reboot, shutdown… buttons.

  1. can’t access other disk storage.

  1. network manager icon hide.

please help me… thank you,

HestiaCP is meant to be managed using the web GUI and the command line. VNC and a desktop environment is not a supported or intended use case. Your user account is going to lack the required permissions to function in a desktop environment. You may want to revisit your expectations and your server administration practices.

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can you please give me some information that which changes made by hestiacp that effect permission? so, i can rechange it.

I guess you should fresh install Raspbian WITHOUT desktop environment then install HestiaCP.

i nedd also desktop environment…

this is not supported, u can’t run both.

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have you tried, on debian as root?

it seems to me like your user isn’t in the sudoers group. And I’m guessing you’re on ubuntu.

But either way.

What can we to do help you learn how to use HestiaCP without a gui?
I mean, SSH and the macros in HestiaCP are the coolest things in the entire world.

Have you tried accessing
https://YOURIP:8083 from the network?

The ONLY thing you need to run ON the RaspPI is ‘ip address’. That’s the most I’ve ever run on the GUI via HestiaCP.

I don’t LIKE the gui for Linux. Sorry.

How can we help you?
“Do you know how to WRITE A COMMAND” > BASH.sh
and then exectute that script?

bash ./BASH.sh

That’s about the only thing I do.
EVERYTHING gets written to a script. That way I remember everything I write.

I usually NUMBER these things

“NEW SCRIPT” > 0100_HappyScript.sh
then the next one becomes
“ANOTHER NEW SCRIPT” > 0110_TriangleScript.sh

Then It’s EASY to remember
I’m supposed to run step 0100.

And then AFTER that, you remember 0100.

That’s the only way that I can stay organized.
I have HUNDREDS of containers and VMs, and 90% of my Linux Machines SURE AS HECK don’t have a GUI.

What can we do to help you dude?
They don’t support GUI with HestiaCP.

I didnt’ know that ARM was supported just yet. So congrats.

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ok, thank you…

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