[lug] Cannot make remote X connection
Todd Ruskell
truskell at Mines.EDU
Thu Aug 30 11:48:18 MDT 2001
If you're connecting via openssh, try this:
ssh -X hostname
The -X explicitly turns on x-forwarding, and takes care of all your xhost and
$DISPLAY variables. If you're not using
ssh, then you may also need to set your $DISPLAY variable on the remote machine,
export $DISPLAY=displaymachineip:0.0 if using bash, or
setenv $DISPLAY=displaymachineip:0.0 if using a csh environment
TGR
"Dhruva B. Reddy" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am running two Debian boxes, and I can't seem to run X applications between
> the two machines (i.e., running the app on one machine and displaying it on the
> other). I have tried disabling access control using 'xhost', but it doesn't
> make any difference.
>
> Here is a log entry from one of the machines:
> "AUDIT: Mon Aug 27 11:03:40 2001: 278 X: client 13 rejected from local host"
>
> Can someone tell me what else to check for?
>
> Thanks,
> Dhruva
>
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