x11vnc: enhanced_tightvnc_viewer files, ssh -t keystroke response improvement.

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+#
+# Example SSL stunnel SERVER configuration file.  (e.g. for your VNC
+# server on this same machine.)
+#
+# To use this file you may need to edit it.  Then you will need
+# to manually start up stunnel using it.
+# (e.g. /path/to/stunnel stunnel-server.conf)
+#
+# This is just an example and is not used by the tools in this package.
+# It is here in case you wanted to see how to add SSL support to any
+# VNC server you have.
+#
+RNDbytes = 2048
+RNDfile = bananarand.bin
+RNDoverwrite = yes
+#
+# Remote client certs could go here:
+#  CApath = /path/to/.../crt-dir
+#  CAfile = /path/to/.../foo.crt
+#  verify = 2
+# My server cert could go here:
+#  cert = /path/to/.../my.pem
+#
+[vnc]
+#
+# Set to local listening port number (e.g. 5901 for vnc display 1):
+# so the remote viewers would connect to: yourmachine:1
+#
+accept = 5901
+#
+# Set to localhost:port to connect to VNC server on this same machine:
+# (E.g. you run WinVNC on :0, preferably listening on localhost).
+#
+connect = localhost:5900