Quoting Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >> It sounded to me originally more like it was an xhost issue, aka, that
> the
> >> remote client didn;t have access to the X Server itself.. Am I missing
> >> something here?
> Well, thinking about it logically, it seems pretty simple. If you're
> ssh'ed
> into one system, then you're onlyconnectivity to the netwrok is through an
> encrypted tunnel. Once you telnetto another system, and set your DISPLAY
> to
> the system you're physically in front of, that system will send all traffic
Depending on if that remote system can see your machine, which I assumed was
the case. I wasn't thinking about the fact that he'd be using sshd X extentions
to forward the X connections thru ssh..
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Thomas Charron
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