SOLVED - VNC

[ex_directory]

When starting VNC via "sudo raspi-config", i can see it calls some scripts. How can i see what these are?

I want to add them to rc.local so VNC server is started after every reboot.

[B.Goode]

The command line version of raspi-config is simply a shell script so you can examine its contents with a text editor or viewer.

(But isn't the point of raspi-config that you configure the future behaviour of the system?)

[ex_directory]

But when i enable the vnc through the raspi-config, it does not restart the server on next reboot.

Am I missing something?

[FTrevorGowen]

But when i enable the vnc through the raspi-config, it does not restart the server on next reboot.
Am I missing something?

Are you referring to the activation of the RealVNC server provided in the current release of Raspbian Jessie Pixel? If so have you updated/upgraded recently too? (IIRC, in another thread, there was a similar issue which has now been fixed - associated with one of the RealVNC startup scripts, which has/have been updated)
Trev.

[ex_directory]

Thanks, that was it. Just had to update.

Now starting on each reboot.