Assume the two machines: Linux1 and Linux2 where Linux1 has Netscape
installed and you are in front of Linux2. From Linux2, issue the command:
xhost +
This tells the X Server on Linux2 (the one you are using) to allow other X
Clients (i.e. the one on the machine running Netscape) to be allowed to
connect to you.
After issuing xhost, go about starting the way you did before: telnet...
-Rod
On Tue, 20 Oct 1998, Cort wrote:
>
> On 20-Oct-98 Bogdan Taru wrote:
> >
> > Hi all,
> > I posed the same question about a month ago, and got no answer. Thought
> > of trying my luck again. I got two machines running linux. Both of them
> > have X installed, but only one of them has netscape. On the other machine
> > I start X, go into a xterm, do a telnet on the first machine. Then I do a:
> > 'export DISPLAY=my_IP_address:0.0'
> > and a
> > 'netscape &'
> >
> > And it gives me an error about 'could not connect to the X server.
> > Connection refused.'
> > Any ideas???
>
> Access control? Try running xhost and/or xauth to check.
>
> Cort
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