Christian Weisgerber <[email protected]> wrote: > hostA$ DISPLAY=hostB:0.0 AUDIODEVICE=snd@hostC/0 xmms
I've been asked for the relevant configuration. For the client, the line quoted above is all there is to it. See sndio(7) for an explanation of the AUDIODEVICE syntax. For the sndio server, add "-L-" to sndiod_flags to make sndiod(1) listen on the network. For an OpenBSD X11 server to accept remote clients, you need to disable the block rule in the default pf.conf(5). You can fetch the basic X11 authorization information like this: hostA$ export DISPLAY=hostB:0.0 hostA$ ssh hostB xauth extract - $DISPLAY | xauth merge - (An OpenBSD X11 server doesn't provide authorization info for its IPv6 address that way since we had to disable v6 support in xdm. If you want to connect over IPv6, you can, for example, use xauth list to display the MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 for the v4 address and use xauth add to add it for the v6 address. See xauth(1).) -- Christian "naddy" Weisgerber [email protected]
